

Dana Carvey: Say It to My Face
Nov 14, 2024
Legendary comedian Dana Carvey, famed for his time on 'Saturday Night Live,' joins Rob Lowe for a lively chat. They reminisce about unforgettable impressions and the hilarious moment Garth from 'Wayne’s World' met Hannibal Lecter. The duo praises the iconic comedy of Martin Short and Steve Martin, exploring their influence on the current landscape. Carvey shares insights on the evolution of political satire and discusses why some films, like those by Quentin Tarantino and Christopher Nolan, grow richer with every viewing.
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Impersonation Inspiration
- Dana Carvey impersonates Senator John Kennedy questioning Rob Lowe's tweet about most humans being idiots.
- Lowe deflects the question, highlighting Carvey's ability to find new impersonation material.
Politicians as Entertainers
- Politicians often use entertainment tactics, but they are not always effective.
- Lowe recalls John Kerry's awkward delivery of a line during a convention, emphasizing the difference between politicians and entertainers.
SNL and Political Figures
- Lowe compares Kamala Harris's nomination to Sarah Palin's, suggesting that Tina Fey must have been excited.
- He notes Lorne Michaels's excitement over Sarah Palin's nomination, providing an insight into how SNL finds comedic material.