Yeah, when I was watching this, it struck me that a show like this is fully insane.

I mean, the schedule that they're all on, the thing they're attempting to do is just bananas. And it's only because they managed to pull it

off that one time that I feel like a thing like this still exists. Now they have like a bar that they've set for themselves and they know they can do it so they're going to keep doing it. It's just like,

man, you do not start with this idea in mind and come around and actually make a show like this nowadays. Pre-recorded from Ohio. It's Tuesday afternoon podcast. Hey everybody, welcome back to bald movies. I'm your host Auron and of course

I'm here, Jim.

He's Jim.

We saw last night, Saturday night,

the new docudrama film about the conception and initial showing of Saturday Night Live.

It's a It's a Wrightman film, Not Ivan, Jason.

It was written by him and Gil Keenan. It stars a bunch of people

that you might be for some of them like oh I know that guy but a lot of up-and-coming talent and I would say this

movie is cast impeccably I am a pretty big Saturday Night Live fan and I had a

ball this was a really fun movie. It wasn't anything like I expected it off of the trailers but I still found it compelling and funny and interesting in that way that almost all origin stories are.

Yeah, I was kind of blown away.

Jim, what did you think?

Yeah, I really enjoyed this. I think it has a really good flow to it.

Like you said, the characters, you know, the people that have playing these characters, for lack of a better term right the real people

but they are very much characters very much so several of them in particular

are fantastic they're great.

They, they, they, they might flatter and or disparage people at times with their casting,

but you know, it is what it is. They did their best and they did a really good job.

I found it, I somehow identified with this movie a little bit too much as somebody who's

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