Saturday Night Live
SNL in the 90s: Pop Culture Nation
Sunday 6 May 2007 on NBC

A documentary look at the long-running variety program during two seperate eras: the overpopulated early-90s cast that featured Chris Farley and Adam Sandler, and the zany late-90s cast that featured Will Ferrell and Molly Shannon.

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In 1996 for God Said Ha!, Julia was nominated for A Drama Desk award for Outstanding One Person Show. She won Best Lead Performance from the LA Drama Critics. (edit) Julia was nominated for 2 Golden Raspberry awards in 1995 (Worst New Actress and Worst Lead Actress) for her role in It's Pat. (edit) God Said Ha! won the prestigious Golden Space Needle award at the 1998 Seattle film festival. (edit) In 1998, Julia was named as one of Cosmopolitan magazine's 12 Women Who Rocked Our World. (edit) Julia began life as a Roman Catholic, gradually became agnostic, and now she claims to be atheist. She documents her journey through faith (or lack of it) in a one-woman show called Letting Go of God. (edit)

Julia: Before you have kids, you think that home is the place where you rest before you go to work, where you work really hard. Now I say home is the place where you're going to work your ass off, and work is where you go to relax. (edit) Julia: (About her most famous character...Pat) Pat was originally inspired by a guy, so I was kind of trying to imitate a guy, and then it became another women and another guy. So if you could divide Pat up, Pat is two men to one woman; but then I am a woman playing Pat, so I say it still comes down 50/50. (edit) Julia: (After her hysterectomy) The doctors said I could still have kids if I have the eggs fertilized in vitro and then find a surrogate, I go, 'Oh, great. Now I have to meet a guy and a girl.' (edit) Julia: (The word "love" means...) To me, it's a word that makes everyone flip out. It's a word that means, Should I say that word back and how much does that word mean? And does it mean something different when you say ''in'' before it, because then it means this drudgery of constantly working on a relationship? Or does it mean delight of being around a certain person whom you also enjoy having sex with? Or does it mean you've known them for 10 years and you've seen them at their worst and their best, and damn it, you're still hanging in there? I'd prefer it if the word didn't exist. (edit) Julia: (about plagiarism)
There's a particular sketch show where we know their writers have been to our shows and then we have later seen sketches that were eerily close to things that were on our stage. And I don't know what the solution is. Pepsi came along because of Coke. Pepsi didn't invent cola, but what are you going to do? There are always going to be copycats. And it's a fine line between something that is a similarity and something that is an outright theft. (edit)

Star
Baby Blues voices of Wanda MacPherson / Maggie Wisowski	Maybe It's Me Mary Stage
Sammy voice of Marie	Saturday Night Live Herself
Teamo Supremo Crandall's Mom

Guest Star
3rd Rock from the Sun Moby Dick Patty	According to Jim Thanksgiving Confidential Bobbi Coker
Clerks Episode #6: The Last Episode Ever Upset Mother	Family Guy Wasted Talent Various
Father of the Pride Road Trip Britney	Frasier The Ann Who Came to Dinner Ann