Twenty years after her time on Saturday Night Live came to an end, Tina Fey recently looked back on some of the heavier current events they covered.
The 2x Golden Globe winner recently admitted there were certain jokes of which she was “on the wrong side,” but insisted the NBC sketch comedy show does not “try to control the narrative and politics.”
“I started there in 1997, and I was there when we had to come back for the first show after September 11 and try to figure out what that show could be,” she recalled on Saturday at History Talks. “I think I was around but upstairs the day that President Bush came by to meet Will Ferrell. I was there when there was anthrax in the building. The longer I was there, I realized that the show’s relationship to current events, it became a thinner and thinner
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