I’ve been watching a lot of Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee and I gotta say I’m always fascinated by the initial awkward call, since many guest seem kinda surprised when Jerry calls them, like they made plans a while ago and they weren’t sure it was actually happening. How does it work? Are they given a time frame during which Seinfeld might come pick them up and drive them around in vehicles that will probably put them in danger, forcing them to have a second breakfast? How long do they sit at home, decently dressed and presentable, waiting for the phone to ring? Do they live in fear for three days? A week? A month? A year? We just don’t know
THE MAKING OF AN EPISODE OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE IN 2010
i dont even like snl that much (tho i love mulaney and forte and wiig) but its so beautiful that stuff like this is just on youtube for free like …. seeing first hand a shiningly beautiful hopeful environment, beautiful minds developing ideas, the adrenaline stress risk taking pushing yourself, being simultaneously ridiculously stupid and brilliant with a group of people. It feels like a sunshine of meaningfulness watching this kind of stuff
like i wish historical events could have in-the-moment documentaries like this. Like if the cuban missle crisis was filmed this way, or the ww2 Yalta conferences in the white house Seeing how those great brains collide, analyze, react, strategize
The popstars show from like 2001 was like this too which i LOVE. I guess I’m a bit of a process whore maybe? I love seeing stress and pushing and being in that area hanging in the air that could drop either into complete failure or epiphany
I feel like my whole childhood was like this with my mom. Maybe that’s why it’s so euphoric to me & ideal state of living i mean i literally have a whole page on my tumblr dedicated to this state
