Am I the only one who thought that Gibbard was legitimately annoyed for the first 2 minutes of that? Also, “Phil Collins would know.”

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I want to say that it is USUALLY safe to assume that the person who is the main character of a sketch is its writer. But the scripts of sketches definitely get passed around A LOT throughout the week, so everyone kind of has the opportunity to get their fingerprints on any given sketch. Bill Hader talks about how he’s always trying to get more Vincent Price on the show, so you know that whenever they do a Vincent Price sketch, it’s coming from him. Weekend Update would be the exception to the rule – I believe Meyers says that they have 2 or 3 writers who do only that every week, other than the special segments.

It’s so nice to have adult-monster conversations about this stuff! We did it! I do ultimately lean towards option three in my theories, which is what you just stated, werttrew. But let’s not cut videogum too short, it is the web’s number one place for trampoline accidents and Puppy Bowl coverage.

I must admit, part of me does like thinking of Samberg or Sudeikis panicking before the weekly pitch meeting and frantically scrolling through the archives looking for some inspiration. We’ll know it to be true if Seth Meyers ever says “All right, settle down you monsters!”