Hello, hello, hello, hello, welcome to the naughty but nice show.

I'm your host, Rob Shooter, and it is Monday morning, which means our dear friend Garrett Vogel is joining us, Hey Garrett, are you there? Good morning, Bobbs. Hello, my friend. You look dapper today and I actually have some clothes on because we're recording this episode. Well, you know what? We might as well get on the bandwagon, as they say everybody's doing it everybody wants to wants to not just

here they want to see what we look like and here we are i hope i hope we don't disappoint i hope

we look okay i brushed my hair ever so quickly i put on a sweater a jumper you know we disappointed

thank you buddy you look great too so this is what we see each morning we've been doing this show now

for four five years just the audio but today's the first time we're going to do some video. And Garrett's going to do whatever he needs to do with this. I trust you. Totally, Garrett. I do ask, though, if ever I do scratch my nose or maybe poke my eye, maybe that's not the scene, the clip to use.

Well, yeah, because normally that's like a little, you know, that's you and I talking behind the scenes where you scratch your eye. I'm like, oh, I know what Rob's saying. That's what I mean. It's a cue. It's a cue. We would be bad poker players. We would be bad poker players. As you say, as you pull your ear, which means let's get on with the show. Okay, what time is it, my friends, it is tea time. Okay,

big story at the top of the show. So I don't know if you saw this over the weekend. It's on a little late for me. I've got to be honest. I love Saturday night live, but a Saturday night, I'm either out or I'm in bed. However, I do watch it the next day. I tape it. Morgan Wallen, who is a huge, huge country star, kind of controversial, has said stuff in the past that he regrets, really ugly, ugly stuff. Well, he was on Saturday Night Live. Now, they go on, and they always sing two songs, Garrett, two songs on the show. It was quite interesting that his second song appeared to be a little moved up.

Normally, it's the same slot in the show.

But on Saturday, it seemed like a little bit of different timing.

However, that's not the controversy.

The controversy is at the end of the show when all the cast get on stage. I love this moment, to say goodbye and they hug each other. Hugs and good job. It's a really lovely moment. And the credits take like a minute to roll, so it's a little awkward. They have to stand there. But it's sort of like a curtain call and a music call. If you can see a play and they come out and take a bow, that's what it reminds me of. He walked off. So he walked out of the shot and then he posted on social media that he was

returning to God's country, implying that New York City, Saturday Night Live, NBC 30 Rock is not

a place where God is. Now, I hit the phones. I was like, what is going on here?

I was told the cast never really liked him. From the moment he turned up, he didn't really fit.

Often they asked the musical performer to be in one of the sketches. He didn't really want to do that.

He's got history with S&L. He was meant to be on SNL during the pandemic, but he got cancelled because he was caught out partying without her masks. They said, no, he did go back. And so I think this was just a bad fit. You know what it's like when you turn up in a place, a bar? You turn up to meet some friends and you just don't fit in it. The vibe, yeah. The vibe's not right, you know. It feels like a forced friendship, you know what I mean? Like, Lauren Michaels knows what he's doing. You know, Morgan Wallen can sell out stadiums across the world. So Lauren Michaels, for him to go,

we can't have him on the show.

You know, it'd be hurting the show.

So he's looking for the,

he's being open to everyone.

But here's the thing.

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