chris farley used to come here. antonio banderas. >> bob hope was here. >> i'm matt gumley. in "mary poppins," beauty and the beast. i've done some tv. >> you might know me from being ed on disney's the lion king. >> i'm luke mannikus, and i've been matilda the musical on broaded way. >> we're the only church in new york and probably anywhere in the world that has 11:00 o'clock mass for performers. >> it satisfies your sunday obligation to attend mass. >> i don't want to get up on sunday morning, no. [ laughing ] >> did you get a lot of laughs? >> on saturday night trying to get to the chapel is very stressful. >> i finish the show. i've done this great show. >> are you getting autographs? >> i made a lot of people hopefully very happy in their experience. >> everyone is talking about the show that they saw, and they're, like, this person was amazing, and the show is amazing. >> and people are out having a good time. some of them maybe had one too many drinks. >> clowns to the right of me. jokers to the right. >> yes, we get that the show was amazing, but you should get to w

. >> a lot of actors are famous for coming here, chris farley used to come here all the time. >> jimmyanty, douglas fairbanks. >> i've been in a couple of broadway shows, i was in mary poppins, elf, the musical, done t.v. >> i'm a stunt performer. >> you might know me from being ed on disney's the lion king. >> i've been in priscilla king of the dessert and matilda, the musical on broadway. >> we're the only church in new york, probably in the world that has 11:00 p.m. mass on saturday night that caters to the theater world specifically. >> they accommodate performers in the theater and stage hands. it was late enough that it still satisfied your sunday obligation to attend mass. >> i think it's important that the 11:00 p.m. mass exists, because i don't want to get up on sunday morning. no, no. [ laughter ] >> did you get a lot of laughs? >> on a saturday night, trying to get to the chapel is very stressful. >> i finished the show. i've done this great show. >> are you getting autographs? >> made a lot of people hopefully very happy in their experience. >> everybody's talking about the

just because chris farley thought he could type work out doesn't mean you can too so if you think the cow tipping is anything more than a college party fueled urban legend and everything you know is wrong joining me now is jakes where engine digital director and writer for modern farmer magazine jake welcome. i thank you for having me thanks for joining us so is cow tipping real. well i want to say up front that counts of being does occasionally happen human beings are creative and inventive people we built here image we went to the moon so people put their minds with it is possible to overturn a cow. what i what my article is about and what i believe is true is the idea that it is possible or a drunk young man to sneak into a field sneak up to it. well that's sleeping in and push it over that doesn't it this idea of reasons so what's the evidence against cow tipping. so first of all the idea that callously standing up that's not true sleep on their belly. secondly if you look at the physics of it there is a professor at the university of british columbia dr margaret lilly along one o

collided when newt gingrich and house republicans met another newt gingrich, the one played by chris farley raised hands triumphantly with darrell hammond who was in character that night. "snl" haslam pooned presidents, mayors, a speaker of the house or two, also laufnched rail lif senator, al franken. these days "snl" has more competition than ever when it comes to political satire. we thought we would commemorate the start of the new season by talking about why the show's political humor has been so enduring and where it is going from here. for that, i want to bring in david isikoff with "the new york times" who last month chronicle an oral history of "snl" auditions for the paper, back with us, lynn sweet for "the chicago sun times," also joining us is steve battaglia, the business editor with "tv guide magazine" and still with us, the very funny richard wolffe, on the receiving end of an "snl" parody himself. i can't tell who is who there. one is fred armisen, one is richard wolffe. richard wolffe has gotten the treatment. he can tell us a little bit about that. let's start by looking a