Dana Carvey Apologizes to Sharon Stone for 1992 'SNL' Sketch

Carvey's apology highlights changing societal norms, while Stone reflects on the evolution of comedy and over-sensitivity in current times.

Dana Carvey publicly apologizes to Sharon Stone for a 1992 'SNL' sketch where she was made to undress, acknowledging it was from a different era.
Stone, unbothered by the sketch, emphasizes the distinction between past and present comedic standards, highlighting the shift in societal sensibilities.
During Stone's 1992 'SNL' hosting, Lorne Michaels reportedly protected her from protestors threatening her life, showcasing an unexpected heroic side.
The controversial 'Airport Security Sketch' is criticized for its offensive portrayal and would be unacceptable today, according to Carvey.
Stone reflects on the changing times, noting a current over-sensitivity and longing for a time when humor and intimacy weren't so constrained by fear.