Wow,..the Real Deal! I have heard more than 1000 people impersonate Lorne Michaels, all of them former SNL writers, actors and comedians. The guy is a legend. Its weird hearing him, in person, actually talking.

I love how Loren blames everything on Franken

"I left Toronto in 1972.  It's changed since then."   The dry wit cracks me up.

David Spade : "For those of you at home, 86 is higher than 80." . . .  Love it.

😂 Lorne eating and talking with his mouth full at the beginning like he dgaf

It's so funny how hearing him talk at length makes you realize just how good a lot of Lorne impressions are...

Lorne Michaels is his own genre.

Before this interview, more than half of the things I ever heard Lorne say came out of the mouths of other people

According to Mike Myers. "Dr. Evil" was inspired by Donald Pleasance and Lorne Himself.

Occasionally I get trapped into thinking I'm listening to a guest doing Lorne :D

This guest does the best Lorne Micheals impersonation ever

Lorne eating a flaming hot Cheeto is too good

I knew Lorne Michaels sister in Toronto. I used to meet her at the second cup cafe in North Toronto just north of Yonge and Eglinton . And she owned a kitchen supply store across the street. And she was very nice and she always used to talk to me at the coffee shop everyday. And then after a few years she shared that Lorne was her brother. And she told me that Lornes next door neighbor in New York City was Paul Simon. So that's my connection to Lorne Michaels.

I love how David Spade is like "you're responsible for everything in my life" and Lorne is like "yes" 😂 Man knows how to take credit. I love it.

Pretty sure Lorne is doing an impression of Lorne

Hilarious that Dana still won't do the impression in front of him. 🤣

I’ve never really seen much of Lorne, so the entire podcast I kept thinking it was the longest Bill Hader show.  

“You know, his name is Dennis!”

just realized that Dr. Evil is completely based on Lorne 😂😂

that Steve Martin Chris Farley bit was great. hahaha. love em both.

This podcast is a blessing