guild know radner, john belushi, tina fey. this is really incredible history of comedy that he was part of. >> certainly. he was probably the most famous person in comedy that people don't know enough about. he was very successful and hilarious people's teacher and mentor. >> rose: beyond being funny he was also a teacher. >> he was. >> primarily. >> rose: he was primarily a teacher. >> yeah. >> i know we all, we were in chicago at a time when chris farley had just kind of gone, left to go on to success and i arrived at second city with steve carell and stephen colbert on the main stage there and these guys were already performing and really successful team in chicago. and there was just a feeling that something was happening there. there was hope frankly put your time on stage get better take risks and get a job. we think that that feeling the still the same at ucb. >> rose: get better and get a job. >> do the are work. >> people always ask us you can't train someone to be funny but no doubt chris farley was hilarious when he

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john belushi. if it had to be a scientist, tesla, the guy who created those pulsing coils and all of the mad fiction movies. if it was a historical figure it would be the hungarian who brought over buying cuttings from france and founded the california wine industry, only to go back and save the french wine industry after an attack of phylloxera. he ended up in brazil trying to float another scheme, fell off a log crossing a stream and was eaten by alligators. [laughter] les: it could have been him. meet you in brazil. [laughter] though, i haves ended up writing history about men whose accomplishments have been unequivocally awesome. henry flagler created standard l, something even rockefeller admitted, then invented the state of florida. read last train to paradise if you don't believe me. i find myself finishing up work on a book about two men who shepherded this country from emerging nation to the leadership of industrialized nation. one of them was the richest man in the world, and the other wa

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he taught some of the biggest names in comedy from bill murray and john belushi to stephen colbert andfey. in the early 1990's, close worked with a group of comedians known as the upright citizens brigade. in 1996 the comedy troop moved to new york where they established a theater and a school. the new york times calls the upright citizens brigade the most influential name and improv today. here are the four founders. amy poehler, matt besser, ian roberts and matt walsh. i am pleased to have each of them here on this friday afternoon. welcome. well else should we say about the brigade? amy: good question. first of all, it is nice to hear our names said from your mouth. it is kind of a thrill. ian: we should be described as a disreputable punch of -- bunch of ner do wells. we are like the little rascals who have cobbled together a successful school. charlie: what is key about it? the name started as the name of our comedy troop but now the name is a bigger thing. it is a large community of comedies and writers. it is almost a philosophy in many ways. it is a community, and it is made up