Overview
- Will Ferrell described his time on 'Saturday Night Live' from 1995 to 2002 as the 'hardest but most fun job' of his career.
- Ferrell highlighted the show's ability to capture cultural moments and credited creator Lorne Michaels for its enduring success over five decades.
- He shared fond memories of iconic sketches like 'More Cowbell' and 'Spartan Cheerleaders,' as well as his celebrity impressions of figures like George W. Bush and Alex Trebek.
- Reflecting on SNL's 50th season, Ferrell praised the show’s legacy in defining American comedy but expressed relief at not having to plan its anniversary celebrations.
- Former castmate Ana Gasteyer recounted a humorous prank Ferrell played on Sean 'P Diddy' Combs during the rapper's guest appearance on the show.