>> seth: just call it "unicorn." >> because it's not about unicorns >> seth: lorne, ugh!te i wrote an interruption sketch for betty white. [ laughter ] i don't know i feel like we're going to hear from -- you know, i do hope that social media lets us know whether or not they think betty white was right. but it's hard for me to imagine she would have done a better job than you, mike so maybe in the end, this was a long -- i guess we're coming up on about a decade since this and i do feel as though this is >> i feel pretty satisfied i can't guarantee that if i ever have the honor of being on your show again that i won't bring up betty white at all >> seth: sure. >> i'm not saying, like, this closes everything. that would be nice and neat for you. but it's not necessarily how i feel right now >> seth: sure. well, i think -- you know, i hope this is just the first step in a longer healing process. >> yeah, for sure. but honestly, the version -- they always say don't work with kids and then, we just smashed that having your guys' kids in there was making the reaction shots of

this is the funniest little choice of so then what i was at s n l lorne sort of you heard many of these guys i said i can't speak to their actual are but i had breakfast with one or. the hardest i've left it ages next thing i know they're populating the office back there and like you said to find out that they've had such a downed earth guy you know when i 1st met him i thought my god he's just hammering the i need it so i need to catch your breath here but he's going to ask parts was it a yeah that he does he does he's just a really good guy in and so funny and just always i mean he's so funny even when he's not trying to be and i just love people like that who just like and meet that humor all the time. he's just really great yeah i would anyone like that for you that you got to work with who you had admired when you were coming up. well i 1st met billy murray and i didn't get the oh i know as i was almost a weekend update all of a sudden it was oscar season and bill murray was sitting next to me at the us doing the oscar thing which when i was a you know just out there in that the as

you know lorne i know that a lot of people of your generation and you're a youngish gal and schneider and spade now old men but i was wondering who were you fans of theirs way back when when they were on s n l and is it weird to show up and see with 2 people that used to watch it but my gosh dumb acting with them and making them laugh. it's so surreal i truly i loved s n l growing up in that era was my favorite and so to be able to work with them i mean david is someone i've been talking to my entire life as one of my favorite comedians so the reason admission for the movie was because he had signed on to do it already i actually was like oh i don't know this is but i want to meet david states so i auditioned and it was so surreal i mean it was very weird to be doing scenes with someone that you've been mired for a long time and he's so down to earth so i was really relieved because you really never know when you're meeting someone that you know you you've watched for a long time and what they're going to be like if they're going to be as cool as they seem on t.v. or what but yeah and

now it's going to be rescheduled for the fourth time, real soon >> seth: you had lorne write a letter i think he has a dukedom in canada >> seth: yeah. >> or a fiefdom or something so he's a knight of the order of canada and he'd tell you that, and so - >> seth: wait, he wears waistcoat and a little button. >> they have a little button, yeah >> seth: a lapel pin, i should make clear, it's not, i don't think, a button. [ laughter ] >> it's not -- no, it doesn't have a pin on the back and it says, "i'm in canada." it's a small understated lapel pin. it looks very nice so he wrote a letter to his own people to ask for their forgiveness for me missing the date >> seth: yeah. >> it was very nice. and i am really excited to see the people of toronto. i do -- this isn't like a life bit where i keep can cancelling the show for fun >> seth: right >> i'm not a sociopath in that way. i recognize how that would be funny. but i am not currently doing that [ laughter ] >> seth: well, all the good people of canada and every great nation has a chance to hear you and nick kroll and we'll be right back

one thing but what if you're in love but can't express in person because of travel bans some love lorn couples have started a campaign they're calling love it's not ters i'm hoping the governments will be touched by their romantic longings. oh it was you 645 wait. oh really i only wish i was actually are yes i am i watched hannah and dry and have not seen each other in person since january because of the coverage 19 travel ban they say talking to each other even several times a day doesn't make up for it i just miss her every morning and getting just but i have. her mind. i just obviously. this is hannah and ryan in london where they met in 2017 during the university exchange they'd been visiting each other every 2 months since then but the pandemic changed everything it's been very frustrating and very hard for us to see like all these people go on vacation or just you know pull out at these bars that like all of their friends and like we would also like to get these things but like most of all we just want to see each other hanna is not the only partner forced to make dinner for one

i remember when i 1st got hired at s n l lorne used to take us over to this rehearsal space in times square and he'd ask us to improv and i'd say don't larn i write jokes and i'll be the news guy i can't improv but some of those cats fell into fury list behavior so easily that i got goose flesh i could see that they were never in trouble because they were never trying too much they fell into the reality of it and that vile shape that our early on in the improv lympics did you get that lightbulb moment where it's not a ball trying to be funny it's about staying real and pushing it forward oh man i think fairly early on because the way they teach really stress is that just listening and reacting and being honest and i think you know you you can really feel it when you're doing improv and you are forcing something or really going for a joke or trying to be trying too hard it comes across and it just falls flat and so feeling that on stage is really the only way to get to know that and so it was really that was what was so huge for me was like putting myself out there and taking the risk

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who do you think lorne likes better between tina and amy? a very careful equilibrium. and he wants to make sure that each of them is desperately trying to, like, tip ahead of the other. >> that was a good answer. honestly, you're being way more calm about these questions than i was expecting. [ laughter ] i feel like i'm dumping sweat. [ laughter ] >> seth: you are -- wait, do you think you accidently -- you are sitting in the hot seat, by your own making >> see, this is what i can't tell with zoom like, maybe i'm the one in the hot seat >> seth: right >> oh, man do you hear that my family's really stomping around up there. i'm in the basement. [ laughter ] all right. favorite hamilton. "hamilton" the musical or "hamilton" the will forte sketch >> seth: oh, "hamilton whiteman," the will forte sketch. and hamilton the musical's very good, but, yeah. "hamilton" the forte sketch, as you know, a man -- a character who gave toasts at both of our rehearsal dinners. >> true. it's true. you know who never did that? >> seth: who's that? >> alexander

. >> my name's lorenzo -- my name is lorne, aenzo, and i've live the tenderloin for 15 years. in my 15 years, i've never seen the streets so dirty. and we're one of the richest cities in the world, and we cannot figure out how to get trash out of our streets with this situation. it is very frustrating, how can a city which has the most number of millionaires and billionaires cannot provide the basic necessity of cleaning the streets. we've been a leading story on the newspapers and news for so long, and if i remember, this story was even featured in the united nations newspaper. if we create this, it will help improve the life of all san franciscans. i urge you to support matt haney's sharper initiative. thank y because this is the right thing to do. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. thank you so much for all your support in this, matt haney. i think it's an incredible move for accountability and oversight. i don't feel that this is a budget issue, it's a health epidemic. our filth is at an unprecedented amount. we are seen, and san francisco is seen as being one of t