BeckBennett

We fight a lot. Smacks in the face, punches in the guts. kisses on the mouth. That sort of thing.

Chris, don't be a major jerk. Ryan's that guy we used to get drunk and laugh at.

well, the videos we make for SNL are similar to doing good neighbor sketches except instead of taking 2-3 weeks to write shoot and edit if we want, we have 2-3 days. The live sketches are completely unique. It's not like acting in theatre or film, its a combination of the two so it's a new skill to learn. You have to play to a big space but also be aware of the cameras and read the cue cards at the same time. You have to read the cue cards because sketches are changing up until they air live. Still keep in touch with Nick, and we are still working with him and will for a long time to come. It's too bad nick isn't with us, but he's busy with his own opportunities and always will have plenty going on. He is one of the funniest, smartest dudes I've ever known. I guess my favorite sketch would be Baby Boss with Louis CK. He was the best. Im a big fan of his and he was so supportive.

I got him so good. I felt bad at first, but he loved it.

First of all, thank you. The opportunity to be on SNL came through years of doing comedy - mainly the work I did with good neighbor. everything else has been related to that - performing at UCB in LA, theatre of life, at&t commercials have all come, in a way, from working with good neighbor. that all adds up over the years and then I got the opportunity to audition. More importantly, Eric has been huffing farts at an increasingly alarming rate. He's coming out with his own series soon called, "This is how I huff" ask him about it on twitter or facebook.