You put the corn in the puddin' and the puddin' in the bowl. Our digital media producer is Molly Seavy-Nesper. The studio behind the project is Universal Television, with Lorne Michaels and Andrew Singer of Broadway Video. God, this whole musical is so much fun. GROSS: Another little clue. Strong is most notable for being a cast member on the NBC sketch comedy series Saturday Night Live from 2012 to 2022. MsMojo 2010s snl cast memembers where are they now 2010s snl cast members 2010 saturday night live cast members jay pharoah taran killam vanessa bayer aidy bryant kristen wiig leslie jones bobby moynihan cecily . Cecily Strong first joined SNL as a featured player in 2012. So I really was like, come on, everybody. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) Mrs. Menlove, forgive me for asking, but how much do you really know about your husband? So they'll be - I think that'll brighten her day. GROSS: Had you been vaccinated when you shot the series? The men are dressed like they're in old-fashioned barbershop quartets. 'Schmigadoon!' star Cecily Strong and co-creator Cinco Paul embrace musical satire The Apple TV+ satire series . If you're an avid fan of Saturday Night Live, you already know Cecily Strong. But then, I mean, I did go back, and it was important to me, and it felt good to laugh. I wonder if - is square dancing still taught in some schools? It just felt like, I've fallen through the cracks. So it is more of a romantic comedy, and it can be more about, what does love mean? GROSS: Cecily Strong stars in the new series "Schmigadoon!" We were in his office, and he was like, have you seen this lady? That's all. GROSS: You did you first paid gig when you were 10. STRONG: You know, luckily, I have producers there and and Lorne, too, and I feel very taken care of by the show. It's a nice melody. You know, really, we talk about escapism, and I had real-life escapism where I flew into this beautiful, magical land of Vancouver, where there's, like, water and mountains and big trees. . In this scene, the couple keeps trying to escape Schmigadoon by crashing back over the bridge while bickering about their relationship. But if you've got some extree (ph) STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble, singing) I sure would like a taste. Was it your idea to do her, or did someone say, oh, you should do her? This text may not be in its final form and may be updated or revised in the future. Can we please go now? STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) No - oh, no, that's not OK - unless it's consensual. How does it feel? Pick a womanany woman!and she can probably make the character really sing. It's not like I drove myself. ", which is now streaming on Apple TV+. This is FRESH AIR. So we did her on "Update.". Strong has been a cast member of "Saturday Night Live" since 2012. GROSS: Yeah, yeah. And then my uncle is also a Broadway producer. But apparently, some cosmic verdict has been reached. You know, my grandmother would buy me musicals on VHS. And, like, those are usually boring, too, and I never really understand the function that they serve. Cecily Strong attends the 73rd Primetime Emmy Awards at L.A. LIVE on September 19, 2021 in Los . The first two episodes will premiere globally on Friday, July 16, 2021 exclusively on Apple TV+, followed by one new episode . One of the really funny songs - the mayor, who's played by Alan Cumming, is secretly gay, and it's a secret he's never disclosed to anybody. We'll be right back after a short break. I'm Terry Gross. Cecily Legler Strong (born February 8, 1984) is an American actress, comedian, producer, author, and singer. She is the cast member of SNL since 2012. And she's vaccinated. It went to dress and not to air. Photo: Charles Sykes/Bravo/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Images. Hi. And I think she's doing well. And there was no lines; it was all facial expressions. She's taken all these concepts and just turned them into something confusing and wrong that she's very passionate about. A married couple, played by Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key, have gotten lost in the woods and emerged to find themselves in a small town called Schmigadoon. And it seems like - you know, my other thought is, like, COVID is something we have to learn to coexist with. And so that's really - that's when my love affair with musicals began. ; Making an appearance at the Chicago Sketch Fest, Chicago Just for Laughs, New York Sketchfest, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Goodman Theater, Bailiwick Theater, Mercury Theater, and Virgin Daiquiri with an all-female improv troupe. STRONG: Although, I went back to - I actually went back to public school, which was a tough decision - you know, whether to stay at the Catholic school or go back - because the rules of the expulsion or whatever, they let me back my junior year. The off . And "Corn Puddin'" suddenly came to me as just a - it's kind of the perfect representation of these sort of songs like the - it's "A Real Nice Clambake." We'll first hear the voice of Michael Che on "Weekend Update.". UNIDENTIFIED CHORUS: (As characters, chanting) Corn puddin', corn puddin', corn puddin', corn puddin'. You'll find lots of FRESH AIR interviews, including the ones we featured this week with Fran Lebowitz and Kieran Culkin. We're leaving. GROSS: How were you introduced to music of that period? STRONG: (As Jeanine Pirro) Judge Jeanine Pirro, and it's up to you to decide just what my whole deal is. GROSS: I really love that. What did you do to try to capture her voice? I'm really glad we came. That's called a double standard. GROSS: Were you surprised that you told your mother about how you were feeling and about having thoughts about suicide? . KEY: (As Josh Skinner) Oh, no - no, no, no, no, no, no. You know, there were a lot of tears on set, happy tears, just so much love and so much joy and such - we were all just so honored to be there, and it felt like we got to share this magical thing. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) So what? STRONG: I haven't. I mean, first of all, it's really funny to have someone who hates musicals be stuck in a musical but also for him to be the eyes and ears of the people unlike me, who don't love musicals. And it's like, you don't know what corn puddin' is? Apple TV+. So it's like something my family had already been dealing with. And we both enjoy malapropisms, I think, as much as each other, so it's a lot of that. GROSS: That's Cecily Strong is Judge Jeanine Pirro. I did, like, a video for kids - for schools to show about kids with parents with drug and alcohol problems. And there's a bunch of kids who weren't as lucky as I was. UNIDENTIFIED ACTOR #2: (As character, singing) Every steak's bound to have some fat. GROSS: What was the impact of that on you? Lily Tomlin, the original star and Tony Award winner of 'The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe, poses with the star of the L.A. production, Cecily . So you have a few really funny references to, like, closeted gay people in musicals. GROSS: OK, let me reintroduce you here, and then we'll talk some more. GROSS: And I wish her the best. Starring Keegan-Michael Key, Cecily Strong, Alan Cumming, Kristin Chenoweth, Ariana DeBose, Fred Armisen, Jaime Camil and Jane Krakowski. That was so weird. And then I remembered, like, hearing my straight, male friends talk about interactions that they'd had, like, with some girl that seems normal, and then it's like, oh, she just said something crazy, and how do I get out of this conversation? So a few weeks after talking to Cecily Strong about starring in the series, I spoke with Cinco Paul, who wrote all the songs. You put the corn in the puddin' and the puddin' in the bowl. It was a McDonald's commercial that never aired. Like everyone on this list, we'll miss seeing her on "SNL," but we can't wait to follow her (and everyone else's) career! I saw my first Marx Brothers movie when I was 10 on TV, and I fell in love with the Marx Brothers and became obsessed. You put the bowl in your belly 'cause it's good for the soul. I'm Terry Gross, and this is FRESH AIR. And I always wanted to be an actor since I was little. Corn, corn, corn, corn, corn puddin'. And he - you know, he had had depression for a long time. It was my first year talking with Colin. GROSS: Like, among the shows he did was terrific revivals of "Music Man," which is, of course, referenced (laughter) in "Schmigadoon!" 'Cause Kevin can wait, but Syrian refugees can't, OK? - in late September usually. And I think a lot of that, you can feel it when you watch the show, and I think that's probably why I enjoy rewatching it so much is just taking myself back there. But if you've got some extry (ph) STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble, singing) I sure would like a taste. A powerful memoir from the Saturday Night Live cast member Cecily Strong about grieving the death of her cousinand embracing the life-affirming lessons he taught heramid the coronavirus pandemic. Was this all through movies? STRONG: You know, we definitely loved the exclamations, you know, saving those for the - what? STRONG: (As Jeanine Pirro) And Colin, I just want to take this opportunity to say hi to my super fans out there. during the pandemic. GROSS: Cinco Paul, welcome to FRESH AIR. which he also co-created and co-wrote. And she was like, well, no, this isn't OK. And then I went to see the family psychiatrist, who I loved. PAUL: (Singing) So now that there's COVID-19 PAUL AND DAURIO: (Singing) Here's what we're going to do. She has no clue that he's gay, but she knows that, you know, he's different from the other men. in season Host(s) Musical guest Original air date U.S. viewers (millions) 931: 1: Miles Teller: Kendrick Lamar: October 1, 2022 (): 4.02: Kendrick Lamar performs a medley of "Rich Spirit" and "N95" for his first set and "Father Time" with Sampha for his second.Jon Hamm and Shaun White appear in the cold open. And actually, my dad took a bunch of pictures. UNIDENTIFIED CHORUS: (As characters, singing) Schmigadoon, where the Sun shines bright from July to June and the air's as sweet as a macaroon, Schmigadoon - Schmigadoon, where it's warm and safe as a new cocoon and our hearts all glow like a harvest moon, Schmigadoon - Schmigadoon, where the men are men and the cows are cows and the farmers smile as we push their plows. For "Broadway in the Berkshires," producer and actor Deborah Grausman brought together director Robin Levine, music director Laura Bergquist, writer/comedian Jason Salmon, and production stage manager Kat West. GROSS: So when does a decision have to be made? - 'cause everyone in it seems to be enjoying being in it so much and I was enjoying watching it so much - and the contrast between that and the depression and anxiety you describe in your memoir. Being a regular member of The Second City and iO Chicago. And it wasn't easy to do this job this year. We'll start with Cecily Strong. UNIDENTIFIED CHORUS: (As characters, singing) First, she said something bad to get his gander. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) Oh, I think they want us to take a verse. I loved that movie so much, and the songs in that are so good. I know from your new memoir that when "Saturday Night Live" did some episodes with everybody at home, that you were - you didn't want to participate at first, and you didn't do one or two of the shows because you just didn't feel ready to perform, I mean, because you really were in a serious state of depression and anxiety. Originally broadcast Aug. 9 and Aug. 23. And I wound up doing correspondence classes and graduating on time. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) Seriously, please? She co-anchored "Weekend Update" with Seth Meyers and then Colin Jost but stepped down, preferring to do sketch comedy. STRONG: It was awful. GROSS: Yeah. GROSS: Yeah, yeah. GROSS: And Hal Willner, who you mentioned - he died of COVID. . If I think that he's laughing at something, I'll want to hit that harder. The Search . I'm sure that's why I ended up writing movies. He's a hard man to know, it seems - different. She Knows Broadway Well. GROSS: Well, I wish you well. The townspeople are singing and dancing as if they're in an old musical. GROSS: And he's not just a Broadway producer. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) But not together. I love the show so much. Cecily Legler Strong (born February 8, 1984) is an American actress, comedian, producer, author, and singer. A leprechaun has explained to the couple - in song - that they can't leave Schmigadoon until they find true love, which means the depth of their love is about to be tested. GROSS: This is FRESH AIR. The Apple TV+ satire series Schmigadoon! STRONG: Well, I actually will say the police had a program that I was really lucky to have. Cecily Strong is unsure about her future at Saturday Night Live after nine seasons on the iconic sketch comedy series. It's like, I'll keep driving west. And then one is the older sort of father figure love interest, you know, that you see in "King And I" and "Sound Of Music" and "South Pacific." Like, where did you grow up? The men are dressed like they're in old-fashioned barbershop quartets. UNIDENTIFIED CHORUS: (Singing, as characters) My guys loves corn puddin'. No. STRONG: Well, it was sort of a mix of, like, I'm making fun of myself, and then I'm thinking about people I'd seen on Facebook. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) Yum. Paul will be the showrunner and Daurio is a consulting producer. The series is streaming on Apple TV+. (SOUNDBITE OF GEORGE SHEARING'S "THINKING OF YOU"). Let's get back to my interview with Cinco Paul. I mean, he did a couple attempts here and there. GROSS: Then you have a couple episodes where you share your opinions of films of the '80s and films of the '90s. Cecily Strong's New Book. Let's get back to my interview with Cecily Strong. And so I think, more than anything, it made me realize, like, that's what depression does to you. It went to dress and not to air - and then kind of like, well, I don't know that we'll ever get to do that again. And so in the spirit of turning your life into a musical, I just want to play the opening theme from your podcast, "Make Him Watch It. It was like, in order to do the show next week, I just need to step away this week. SNL's Cecily Strong stars in it as Melissa and is also a producer. Stop. Grown adults burst into song, one of which extolling the virtues of "corn pudding." Comedy stars like Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key mingle with Broadway . 'Cause "Kevin Can Wait," but Syrian referees can't, OK? GROSS: Well, listen. And I will put on music I really like and get myself warm and fall asleep and not have to wake up. And whatever you decide to do about "Saturday Night Live," I wish you well. STRONG: Right. And it was like, now we're seeing all of each other on Zoom at our first Zoom table read, and it was just so overwhelming. I saw "Once Upon A Mattress," which I absolutely loved and really wanted to do. So I'd like you to talk a little bit about what you think of those moments in musicals where you have to sing about food or a picnic or a clambake. GROSS: We're listening to my interview with Cecily Strong, who stars in "Schmigadoon!," the Apple TV+ series which is a loving satire of classic musicals from the '40s and '50s. GROSS: He was dealing with a lot of mental health issues? STRONG: Yeah. We all know that so many performers on Broadway historically have been gay, and it's only in recent years that they've been able to be out. STRONG: No, it actually - I think it was probably Bryan Tucker, who I write with, and I wound up writing a lot of my "Update" characters with them, or sort of those - anybody that's a real - you know, I write Marjorie Taylor Greene with him, and we did Sidney Powell together this year, too. and also a terrific revival of "How To Succeed In Business," a Sondheim tribute. I got the recipe. . STRONG: (As The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation with at a Party) Please do not man-terrupt (ph) me when I'm wo-making (ph) a point, Michael. PAUL: The first cartoon I saw that really impacted me, I think, was "The Jungle Book." I'm also - love the show and get a lot of joy from it. He's, like, a really big Broadway producer. STRONG: No. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) So you don't really love me? And I would be driving home. Farmer McDonough craved a son. I feel like my bubble just burst recently. - which is now streaming on Apple TV+. GROSS: Reports are that you're not sure whether you're going back to "SNL" in the fall. SNL season 48 premiered without some cast members many considered synonymous with the show in recent years. And, you know, their - a lot of their movies were kind of musicals. ", (SOUNDBITE OF PODCAST, "MAKE HIM WATCH IT"). She has had numerous popular celebrity impressions in SNL. CHE: (As himself) Yeah. All rights reserved. I wound up being lucky and getting to go to the Catholic school I went to. And I think Hal Willner, our music producer, had passed away the night before or something. HARADA: (As Florence, singing) Sometimes it may seem like he is too good to be true, like there's a man that I can't see just aching to break through. Our schoolmarm is Emma Tate. And you can't have love without having a lover's spat. STRONG: (As The Girl You Wish You Hadn't Started a Conversation with at a Party) Do you even know what women have to do when we go vote, Michael? And then kind of like, well, I don't know that we'll ever get to do that again. ", which is a loving satire of classic musicals from the '40s and '50s. During her youth, she often attended Broadway shows, thanks to her uncle's career as a . And my mom made a little poster for me for my room growing up that said Cecily on Broadway. I feel like when my kids were little, they were still teaching square dancing. But this is a song where she has no clue that her husband is gay. STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) So what? And you know, there is still an element of, like, you're playing with your friends. He's . GROSS: And who did you think of as being the girl? I've always loved musicals. What Is Cecily Strong's Net Worth? Producer Ed Strong (bottom right) and his wife, Laurel Strong (bottom l.), take a break from celebrating to pause for a photo with their son Owen Strong, friend Cayenne Douglass, niece Cecily . STRONG: No. We live in Brooklyn. But I was just always performing around the house. The musical comedy has been created by screenwriters Cinco Paul and Ken Daurio of 'Despicable Me' fame. GROSS: That's really funny. GROSS: To shoot and be in these, like, exuberant, like, joyful production scenes? STRONG: (As Melissa Gimble) Oh, no, that's not OK - unless it's consensual. Cecily Strong (SNL) Biography, Net worth 2023, Salary, Age, Height, Educational Qualifications, Family Details, Parents, Husband, Boyfriends, Children . Like, what word - what is, like, a word that's in the social lexicon of the moment that this girl would hear and say wrong? That's just so funny. You want to try with other people? And I wound up never stopping. that's streaming on Apple TV+, and she has a new memoir. . (SOUNDBITE OF THELONIOUS MONK'S "LITTLE ROOTIE TOOTIE"), GROSS: This is FRESH AIR. I sure would like a taste. GROSS: Some musicals have really corny scenes in them, and the kind of scene that always bores me is the picnic scene where it's like, this was a real nice clambake. And then I remembered, like, hearing my straight male friends talk about interactions that they'd had, like, with some girl that seems normal, and then it's like, oh, she just said something crazy, and how do I get out of this conversation? The women are wearing long, colorful prairie dresses with big petticoats. Mere hours before the December 17 show, it was revealed that the 38-year-old comedian would be making her final appearance on the late-night . And we wrote a sketch, actually, that didn't make it onto the show. COLIN JOST: (As himself) Fox News personality Judge Jeanine Pirro returned to television tonight after being suspended two weeks for controversial comments about a Muslim congresswoman. UNIDENTIFIED CHORUS: (As characters, chanting) Corn, Corn KEY: (As Josh Skinner) That's it. Courtesy: Apple TV+. GROSS: That was another scene from "Schmigadoon!," which stars my guest, Cecily Strong, and Keegan-Michael Key. I think there's nothing more thrilling than hearing Terry Gross likes (laughter) your show and (laughter) enjoys it and has joy from it. HARADA: (As Florence, singing) Show me any other man more tender or expressive. In a 2021 interview with Terry Gross on the National Public Radio program Fresh Air, Strong said that because her uncle is a Broadway producer, as a child she often got to attend Broadway shows and sometimes go back stage to meet their casts.She then attended a private Catholic school until transferring for her senior year to the Chicago Academy for the Arts, where she graduated in 2002. Like, what are you thinking? And it is - it still feels a bit like controlled chaos, on "Update" especially, where it feels kind of fresh, and we're not exactly sure what's going to happen. I was a new cast member. (SOUNDBITE OF GWENDOLYN DEASE'S "PORKCHOP'S BLUES"), GROSS: This is FRESH AIR. Our interview was recorded in August. What's true love really mean? During the season finale of "Saturday Night Live" in May, Cecily Strong climbed into a large clear cube marked "boxed wine" and belted Frank Sinatra's "My Way," lowering herself triumphantly into a pool of red wine as the song crescendoed. 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