REMEMBERING SNL

I have a much more elaborate Remembering SNL section coming soon, but in the meantime, I thought I’d throw up four pictures I had laying around my office.

Me and Al Franken

This picture was taken by a photographer, Dan Pele, from the Spokesman Review – my hometown paper. They sent him to take pictures of me at work for the paper. It was a fun week. I love that Dan got this shot of me and Al, for whom I have such deep affection. I hope

It’s Pat Sketch - George Wendt

Christine Zander and I wrote this sketch about Pat – personally I think this is the very best one of all the Pat sketches. Pat goes into a barbershop to get a haircut and the barber is confused – is it going to be a man’s cut or a woman’s? « back to Remembering SNL

It’s Pat Sketch – Catherine O’Hara

I lerve Catherine O’Hara!!!! I think I was as giddy to meet her as is possible for me. She was great fun on the show and in this sketch. « back to Remembering SNL

Their Eyes Evolved To Be On Their Breasts

Christine Zander and I wrote this sketch. The idea was that because men looked at women’s chests instead of into their eyes, that over time, the eyes moved down. I had eyes that were mechanical on my chest where nipples would be. The eyes could look up and down, left to right, and even cry.