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Tracey Ullman on the balance between being a performer and being a well-rounded person 01:22
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Profession: Performers
Tracey Ullman on why she has resisted the term "comedienne" 00:53
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Profession: Performers
Tracey Ullman on her then-future plans and people she'd like to portray in another series 03:56
Interview: Tracey Ullman
Tracey Ullman on the opportunities and advice mentors have given her throughout her career 02:18
Interview: Tracey Ullman
Tracey Ullman on how she prepares to get into character, and on being respectful and professional to the crew on a set 03:34
Interview: Tracey Ullman
Tracey Ullman on why she prefers working in television over film or theater 01:11
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Television Industry
Tracey Ullman on how she maintains her confidence in her work, and on the champions she's had over the years 02:22
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration
Tracey Ullman on how she maintains her confidence in her work, and on the champions she's had over the years 02:22
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Pivotal Career Moments
Tracey Ullman on being recognized (or not) on the street, and on the characters that fans come up to her to talk to her about 01:53
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Fame and Celebrity
Tracey Ullman on being recognized (or not) on the street, and on the characters that fans come up to her to talk to her about 01:53
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Pop Culture
Tracey Ullman on how televison has changed since she started in the business 02:50
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Television Industry
Tracey Ullman on how changes can be made in the television industry, in light of the #MeToo and Times Up movements, and on her thoughts on the movements 02:13
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Women
Tracey Ullman on how changes can be made in the television industry, in light of the #MeToo and Times Up movements, and on her thoughts on the movements 02:13
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Historic Events and Social Change
Tracey Ullman on the opportunities and advice mentors have given her throughout her career 02:18
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration
Tracey Ullman on the opportunities and advice mentors have given her throughout her career 02:18
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Pivotal Career Moments
Tracey Ullman on advice she would give someone starting out in the television industry 01:27
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Advice
Tracey Ullman on advice she would give someone starting out in the television industry 01:27
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Television Industry
Tracey Ullman on her proudest career achievement 01:08
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Emmy Awards
Tracey Ullman on getting to meet and work with some of her comedic heroes over the years, including Carol Burnett, Gilda Radner, and Lily Tomlin 01:33
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Creative Influences and Inspiration
Tracey Ullman on how changes can be made in the television industry, in light of the #MeToo and Times Up movements, and on her thoughts on the movements 02:13
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Representation on Television
Tracey Ullman on getting to meet and work with some of her comedic heroes over the years, including Carol Burnett, Gilda Radner, and Lily Tomlin 01:33
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: Pivotal Career Moments
Tracey Ullman on how changes can be made in the television industry, in light of the #MeToo and Times Up movements, and on her thoughts on the movements 02:13
Interview: Tracey Ullman | Topic: MeToo Movement
On his work with animation, first on The Dana Carvey Show and later on Saturday Night Live; on writer Dino Stamatopoulos making suggestions for Smigel’s idea around the "Cluckin' Chicken" and working on a Superhero parody of Batman and Robin as "The Ambiguously Gay Duo"; on hiring J.J. Sedelmaier for the "Cluckin’ Chicken" animation; on using Stephen Colbert and Steve Carrell who were writers on the show as the voices of "Ace" and "Gary" the "Ambiguously Gay Duo"; on his changed relationship with Lorne Michaels when he returned to SNL; on how the "TV Funhouse" animated sketches on SNL came about; on the catchphrase “Come back here with my show” mimicking Lorne Michaels on "TV Funhouse"; on impressions of Lorne Michaels by himself and others including Tom Hanks and Mike Meyers; on the sketch "Fun with Real Audio" on Saturday Night Live 23:55
Interview: Robert Smigel
On his animated holiday sketch "Christmastime for the Jews" on Saturday Night Live; on how he got (Phil Spector singer) Darlene Love to sing for the sketch; on the "Journey to the Disney Vault" animated sketch with animator Robert Marionetti; on how the sketch was intended to make fun of racists and "intent should matter in comedy"; on the autonomy he had doing the animated "TV Funhouse" sketches for SNL; on a controversial sketch he based on Michael Jackson; on "Conspiracy Theory Rock!" (as a parody of Schoolhouse Rock); on the influence that the Peanuts Christmas specials had on him as a kid; on the parodies he did on A Charlie Brown Christmas; on his involvement with the 25th anniversary special of Saturday Night Live; on the animated sketch "Life of a Catchphrase" he created for "TV Funhouse" on the 25th Anniversary show; on his affection for Lorne Michaels 31:36
Interview: Robert Smigel
Robert Smigel on how much Lorne Michaels liked the "Ambiguously Gay Duo" sketch that Smigel brought to Saturday Night Live; on Lorne Michaels’ return to SNL; on Michaels asking Smigel to return to the show; on pitching the “Saturday TV Funhouse” animated sketches to Lorne; on the "TV Funhouse" catchphrase “Come back here with my show” mimicking Lorne Michaels; on impressions of Lorne Michaels by himself and others including Tom Hanks and Mike Meyers; on a parody of Lorne Michaels which inspired the idea for a "Five Timers Club" recurring sketch on Saturday Night Live which Smigel wrote with Conan O’Brien 09:05
Interview: Robert Smigel | Person: Lorne Michaels