Alan Zweibel on how he came to write for It's Garry Shandling's Show
Alan Zweibel on co-creating with Garry Shandling the meta world of It's Garry Shandling's Show
Alan Zweibel on the It's Garry Shandling's Show episode "The Graduate," a parody of the feature film
Alan Zweibel on It's Garry Shandling's Show airing on Showtime, and on the writers of the show, including Jay Kogan
Alan Zweibel on Gilda Radner's cancer, and on her guest-starring on It's Garry Shandling's Show
Alan Zweibel on show running for It's Garry Shandling's Show, and on his working relationship with Garry Shandling
Alan Zweibel on It's Garry Shandling's Show moving to Fox, and how the show had to be altered
Alan Zweibel on the end of It's Garry Shandling's Show, and on the death of Garry Shandling
Alan Zweibel on Garry Shandling breaking the fourth wall on It's Garry Shandling's Show, and on the episode "The Graduate"
Alan Zweibel on how he and Garry Shandling worked with the writing staff of It's Garry Shandling's Show
Alan Zweibel on the composition of the writing staff on It's Garry Shandling's Show
Alan Zweibel on the legacy of It's Garry Shandling's Show, and on the importance of story in a comedy
Alan Zweibel on meeting Lorne Michaels and being hired to write for Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on jokes he wrote for Lorne Michaels to audition to be a writer on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on his experience with NBC's then-vice president of late night, Dick Ebersol, early in his tenure at Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on the initial cast and writing staff of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on initially gravitating toward fellow Saturday Night Live writer Herbert Sargent
Alan Zweibel on meeting Gilda Radner on Saturday Night Live, and on his working relationship with her
Alan Zweibel on writing the character "Roseanne Roseannadanna" with Gilda Radner for Saturday Night Live, and on their writing process
Alan Zweibel on the first episode of Saturday Night Live hosted by George Carlin, and on how Lorne Michaels handled it
Alan Zweibel on Billy Crystal being cut from the first episode of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on the live aspect of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on fellow Saturday Night Live writer Michael O'Donoghue
Alan Zweibel on the women on the early writing staff of Saturday Night Live, including Anne Beatts and Marilyn Suzanne Miller
Alan Zweibel on writing team of Al Franken and Tom Davis on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on Chevy Chase being the first breakout star of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on a typical production week in the early years of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on the disastrous, primetime Saturday Night Live "Live from Mardi Gras" special
Alan Zweibel on Dan Aykroyd on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on John Belushi on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on Jane Curtin and Laraine Newman on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on Garrett Morris on Saturday Night Live, and on creating and writing his "Chico Escuela" character
Alan Zweibel on the lack of improvisation by the actors on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on the early explosion in the popularity of Saturday Night Live, and on the show winning Emmy Awards
Alan Zweibel on the impact on Saturday Night Live when Chevy Chase left after the first season, and on John Belushi becoming a breakout star
Alan Zweibel on Saturday Night Live pieces he wrote that were cut before air
Alan Zweibel on Saturday Night Live guest-host Milton Berle confirming a big rumor for him
Alan Zweibel on George Harrison appearing as musical guest the week Paul Simon hosted Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on co-writing Gilda Radner's "Gilda Live" Broadway show and movie with her
Alan Zweibel on the fifth season of Saturday Night Live, and on Lorne Michaels announcing he was leaving the show
Alan Zweibel on being asked to return to Saturday Night Live when Dick Ebersol took over as producer, and on returning to guest-write for the Jesse Jackson episode
Alan Zweibel on how the culture at Saturday Night Live evolved over time
Alan Zweibel on working in studio 8H for Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on learning about production during his time on Saturday Night Live and on the logistics of production on the show
Alan Zweibel on working with Saturday Night Live director Dave Wilson
Alan Zweibel on Buck Henry being injured during one of John Belushi's "Samurai" sketches on Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel on what makes Lorne Michaels a strong and capable producer of Saturday Night Live
Alan Zweibel, interviewed from home during the Coronavirus pandemic, on humor during times of tragedy and how Saturday Night Live's At Home episodes and the late-night hosts such as Jimmy Fallon, Bill Maher, doing their shows from home have served as a comedic coping mechanism for all of us