Overview

• Judd Apatow humorously addressed political figures, the entertainment industry, and past year's dual strikes in his DGA Awards monologue.
• Apatow's jokes spanned from political satire involving Biden and Trump to commentary on Hollywood's merger mania and the impact of strikes.
• The director dedicated the evening to Norman Lear and humorously vowed to find his 'killer', adding a personal touch to his wide-ranging satire.
• Apatow also took jabs at the entertainment industry's quick settlements during strikes and the trend of reviving old TV shows.
• The monologue included playful remarks on award show hosts and the need for the industry to embrace creativity and risk-taking amid mergers.