-I don't know if you thought about this.

-What?

-20 years we've known each other.

-You know why? I was 27 when I started "SNL,"

and I will be 47 this year.

-Is that right? -Dude, that's a long time.

-Wow. That's a long time.

-You were 13, I think.

[ Laughter ] -Yeah.

Do you -- What do you remember about first joining the cast?

I remember seeing you at an after party or something.

-I came at the end of that 25th season,

so I didn't really know anyone.

You were super nice to me.

That's about it. No. [ Laughter ]

You were super nice to me. -You can stop there.

-I remember everyone just like --

You know what it felt like?

It felt like school when everyone's, like,

in the cafeteria and they know where to sit,

and I didn't know where to go.

And then sweet Chris Parnell -- It was a Tuesday,

and I said, "What do we do tonight?"

He was like, "Well, we write."

And I was like, "Till when?"

And he was like, "8:00 in the morning."

And then all these doors started shutting,

and I realized, like, "Oh, I work here."

-Yeah. [ Laughter ]

Not only you work here -- you live there.

-Yeah. -You really do.

-And I'll never be seen again.

-Who was your office mate?

-Who was my office mate?

Oh, oh, oh, that's also weird.

When I first came, my office mate was Zach Galifianakis.

[ Laughter ]

He was a guest writer for two weeks.

Do you remember that?

-No. -Yeah.

We would walk back to the hotel like, "What are we doing here?"

-Wow.

I forgot that he was a guest writer.

-It was crazy. -No way.

And then he left and then you --

-He left and no one ever heard from him again.

[ Laughter ]

-I remember you -- -You were with Horatio always.

-Always with Horatio. -That was the best office.

That was the dumbest, goofiest office.

-We had the dumbest -- I mean, really, the dumbest stuff ever.

-So many, so many damn bits. -So many bits.

-So many bits.

-Weird sunglasses.

-He'd have the sunglasses with laser beams sunglasses.

-So stupid.

-Do you remember Steele would always do bits?

Andrew Steele.

-At a certain point, he had --

Do you remember what his name was?

You might have been gone. He had a guy.

He made, like, a poster, like, a cardboard cutout,

life-size of a guy who was a peeping Tom.

And he would go around the building

and peek through our window into me and Emily Spivey's office.

-Because he was the next office.

So, he would have, like, a pole?

-Yeah. And he would come over because he liked ladies.

[ Laughter ]

-So it would just be a plastic cutout?

-Yeah.

-I remember once it was a windup dog that came into our office.

Like a puppy dog, and it wound up

and it crawled in our office like a toy dog.

And I go, "What is that?"

It had a note that said, "Please help. Andrew."

[ Laughter ]

And I went to his office and he was on his desk,

laying on his desk, and there was a phone on top of head.

-What an elaborate bit.

-And he goes, "Thanks so much. I'm so happy you're here.

This phone was, like, stuck on my head."

[ Laughter ]

-When I first started, I was so terrified and green,

I didn't know anything.

And Will Ferrell used to come in dressed as another guy -- Chip?

Was his name Chip?

-Well, there's Chip Kudrow who was, like, Lisa Kudrow --

-Lisa Kudrow. That's right.

-Lisa Kudrow's cousin or something.

-Was he the one that wore the neckerchief?

-Was that Ron? -That might have been Ron.

-Ron is insane.

-Ron's crazy and Ron --

This is when, like, the host would come to "SNL"

and we'd say, "Hi, John Goodman. I have a pitch for this week."

And Will would be dressed as another man

that none of us had ever met.

[ Laughter ]

-No, and he was really into character.

He didn't break character.

-Was he Southern?

-Ron was just weird. -Ron was weird.

And really confident. -I don't think he's Southern.

And loud and he wore, like, a Foot Locker jersey.

Like a referee shirt, right?

Or maybe it was Chip Kudrow.

-There was a Chip Kudrow in my day.

-Chip Kudrow.

And he would sit and eat lunch by himself and stuff.

-Yes.

-And you'd go, "How's it going, Chip?"

And he's like, "I'm fine."

-Chip had a -- I think Chip had

a chip on his shoulder a little bit.

-He was a little mad at his cousin's success.

Lisa, Lisa Kudrow.

-All that "Friends" money.

[ Laughter ] -Do you remember --

-Oh, you guys should have been there.

[ Laughter ] -Oh, yeah.

-It was so fun.

-Do you remember when he was --

Do you remember when Will was Ron when Diddy and Jimmy --

-Ron went on stage with the Foo Fighters and P. Diddy.

-No, it was not Dave Grohl. It was Jimmy Page.

-Oh, that's right.

-Jimmy Page from Led Zeppelin and Diddy were doing a song

from "Godzilla" or something. -Yeah.

-And they're doing it and he's rapping,

and then all of a sudden Ron -- -Ron got up there.

Ron was the one with the neckerchief.

-He had a neckerchief and the sunglasses

and the Foot Locker jersey.

And he was like -- -He just walked around.

[ Laughter ]

-And he was, like, lost or something. He was lost.

He didn't know where he was.

He was wandering on the stage.

[ Laughter ]

-It's always good to be confident.

-And Diddy was rapping and he was like,

"What is going on right now?"

It was so bizarre.