Jul 8, 2025 · 1:13:11
Andy Samberg on Good Hang with Amy Poehler
The Hang, in Short
Seth Meyers drops a perfect detail: Andy Samberg genuinely hates his dog Frisbee. Not all dogs, just Frisbee. Why? Andy met the puppy two weeks in, immediately said "That dog looks like a rat," and hasn't budged since. Seth even put Frisbee in Andy's lap once and he just let her fall to the floor. Amy's thrilled and considers pranking Andy by saying the dog died to gauge his reaction. The rest of the setup promises classic territory: Andy's Bay Area childhood, Lonely Island's writing process, those SNL late nights cranking out digital shorts, and his relationship with sleep (he apparently loves it). Seth nails Andy as "America's younger brother" and wants Amy to ask how having two older sisters shaped his comedy. The scheduling chaos alone already sounds messy.
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Hello everyone. Welcome to another
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episode of Good Hang. I'm very excited
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about my guest, my dear friend, the
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lovely, the sweet, the juicy and
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talented Andy Samberg. Um, we are going
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to talk about so many good things today.
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We're going to talk about him being a
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California kid and growing up in the Bay
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Area. We're going to talk about the
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Lonely Island writing process, what it
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was like um in those late nights making
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those digital shorts. Um, we're gonna
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discuss how ASMR is always a little
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pervy, but somehow we like it. Um, and
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you know, we're going to just get into
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it uh uh like we always do here. Um, we
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have even have a gotcha question. We
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even have one gotcha question. So,
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listen for that. But in the meantime,
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I'm going to start my um my episode like
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I always do by checking in with someone
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who knows Andy and wants to talk well
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behind his back and give me a question
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to ask. And joining me now is the great
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Seth Meyers. Seth, where are you? How