Coming up next, former head writer of Sarenite Live, Jim Downey.

There's something so romantic about winter and I don't know whether that's just because I'm

a bit of a homebody and I love a five. But I think it's just the holiday period. It's just

for me, it's the most romantic period. And I think anyone who's listened to my records will

know that I'm quite a big fan of rap songs. Joy in every sip with red cups now back at Starbucks.

Okay, before we get to the great Jim Downey, we just David, who's, was very close with

Norm McDonald would like to say a few words about his memorial. Yeah, Norm Dana, thank you. We

went to a memorial and I'm only bringing this up because Downey's on today and we didn't

intro for him, but I just wanted to do because I just went to this thing. And it was supposed to be

more of a celebration. You know, it was kind of a funeral. We never had a funeral for Norm, so it was

like a good way to everyone get in the same room. I think it was called a mommormiel, but I thought

that wasn't too catchy and they shouldn't trademark it. It's not catchy like Toyota thought. You know what I

mean? So we had, it was supposed to be like a lighthearted thing, but you know, those things do get

heavy. Yeah. No matter how, how fun you wanted to be and no matter how much Norm would have wanted

it to be light. And so we all gathered. The only interesting thing was it was, I think they're

doing some sort of documentary for Netflix because it was filmed. And that's, you know, they want

to mean to speak and that's harder when people are filming it as you know, because it's a serious

thing. And it's embarrassed. It's hard to speak anyway in front of people. And the funny part,

you know, so Conan went up, he kind of hosted it. The audience was peppered with like, you know,

SNL people, writers, comedians, David Tell, Bill Murray from SNL, Sandler, Conan. I mean, any

smile, all these people are everywhere. So a little intimidating, but all friends. And Dana,

I don't know if I told you this. So Conan speaks, he brings up Lori Joe, who's Norm's right-hand man,

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