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Lemonada.

From 1982 to 1985, I had the privilege of being on Saturday Night Live, and there was one sketch that I did in which I played Christina DeLorean, the wife of John DeLorean, who I guess he invented the

Dolorian car, and he had some big cocaine scandal at the time. I mean, could there be anything

more 80s than that? Anyway, for the scene, the hair and makeup people gave me a blowout. You know,

they straighten my hair because Christina DeLorean had straight straight hair and I had really, really curly hair. And the scene was, you know,

funny or whatever, probably not. I think my husband Brad might have played John DeLorean, but it

doesn't matter. That's not what I'm talking about. What matters here is that it was the first

time I had ever had straight hair

in a sketch. Usually it was just my own curly hair or a wig, right? So, the Monday after the show

aired when we came back to work at 30 Rock, one of the very big bosses called me into his office,

and he sat me down specifically to tell me that he really

liked how I had done my hair in the John DeLorean sketch. And then he tells me that he had gotten a

call from somebody at NBC, saying that at least five NBC executives wanted to, and I quote, fuck me because they thought

my hair looked so good. Lucky me. He actually prefaced the whole thing by saying, I've got good

yeah, he did. Even now,

as I'm telling you this, I'm speechless. I didn't know what to do. I started laughing, in fact,

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