Dancing in the Dark - SNL

[@jevincox166]

The greatest quote ive ever heard; “Be so good they cant ignore you” by steve martin. I’ll forever live by it

[@lauramalek3128]

In less than four minutes that dance goes from elegant to silly and back more than ten times. THAT is talent. Miss this level of SNL.

[@graveyardghost2603]

SNL replayed this the day Gilda died. Steve hosted the show. He just said, "we miss you Gilda." A touching tribute. For those old enough to have grown up with SNL from the beginning, her death was really sad.

[@kurtb8474]

I saw it that night. Steve was fighting back tears when he introduced the clip.

[@DTD110865]

​@@kurtb8474 I remember that too. I was hoping to find that monologue.

[@MM-zs7ir]

It sincerely was. I remember when she guest starred on Garry Shandling show. He asked her, "Well..how are you Gilda?" and she didn't miss a beat by answering, "I have cancer!"...but the way it was done was SO FUNNY! Sad to say, Gary suffered the same cancer death fate later in time.

[@michaellorenzen8200]

every single Saturday was a Not Ready for Prime Time Players Saturday 2 comic geniuses that people today would not "GET"

[@markusmclaughlin8070]

I remember watching SNL as a small kid in the 1970s; my late mother used to let me stay up to watch it. I'm so grateful for her to let me...

[@jerardnorgren3411]

Watching this just made me realize how great that show used to be. Can't believe I grew up with that and we just didn't know what we were witnessing at the time.

[@ramirezproductions0826]

I can't help but cry a little while watching this. I swear, Gilda was definitely one of the most talented comedians on earth whose life was cut short way too early. God, we'll forever miss you Gilda. I hope you are making everyone in heaven laugh up in that big stage in the sky. 😢

[@TheBlackToedOne]

She and Madeliene Kahn. Never got tired watching either one.

[@JayZeeeeeeee]

gay

[@cytherians]

There was something so special about SNL back in those days. They were breaking new ground & experimented quite a bit. This was one of those golden moments... Such a fantastic blend of endearment & humor with Steve Martin & Gilda Radner. Gilda, we still miss you so very much...

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Your comment is true. Gilda was totally an inspiration to me. Steve Martin also. Check out my tribute to Gilda if you get a chance. Steve Martin not having at least one star on the Walk of Fame is sad. He should have 4 for sure! You can bet I will do a tribute to him if he gets one. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@charlie-obrien]

I saw this sketch in '78 and it was so funny and beautiful that even without viewing it many times since then on video, I would remember it today. It is perfection without a word.

[@jodyb1095]

Wow, what a sweet sketch. Like no pithy dialogue, no jokes at someone's expense, just a lovely moment shared between two people that is also somehow hilarious.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

It really is a gem. Check out my tribute to Gilda Radner if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@anthonythomas6593]

No diversity though. We must have diversity equity and inclusion in every aspect of our lives. Sarcasm 😆

[@charlottep4222]

@@anthonythomas6593the only person obsessed with diversity here seems to be you 😬

[@amierichan1428]

@@anthonythomas6593 That really is what this skit brings out in you?

[@kathrynlayfield9599]

I remember this dance routine with Gilda and Steve as if it were yesterday. They were so perfect together. They were full of life and sunshine. The laughter came easy! Miss you Gilda, rest in peace. Kathryn/Texas

[@DougWolfe]

This honestly makes my heart soar, every time I see it. Gilda was such a wonderful person and great actor.

[@jesusnthedaisychain]

"When I look at that tape, I can't help but think how great she was and how young I looked." - Steve Martin

[@RichardX1]

"Gilda, we miss you." - Steve Martin and all the rest of us

[@jennifersman7990]

I remember that clip, Steve really had to hold it together, you could tell he really loved her

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Gilda Radner is still my favorite NOT READY FOR PRIME TIME PLAYER. DId you know she was the first cast? If you get a second check out my tribute on my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@leonardaboughton2546]

Truly perfect! Thank you, forever ❤

[@abbybaker586]

@@jennifersman7990 do you know where I can find that clip?

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

This is an absolute classic. One of her most memorable. So amazing how they mixed silliness and slapstick with some real grace and dancing skill. Gilda's physical comedy was the best. Her loss is still felt. 💔

[@hmax17]

Its so telling at how hysterical these two were -- Not a word spoken and still hilarious!

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Physical comedy, man. It rocks. Charlie Chaplin. Buster Keaton. Rowan Atkinson. Steve Martin. Gilda Radner. Check out my tribute to Gilda on my channel if you get a tic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@MIKERUPTION]

@@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237 Don't forget Lucille Ball on that list. :)

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

@@MIKERUPTION Of course....I mean that was just spit balling! And I did do Lucille Ball on Walk of Fame! Shame on me!

[@northofyou33]

This and the one where John Belushi dances on the graves and talks about his old castmates are the two most memorable SNL sketches ever made. Pure, heartbreaking brilliance.

[@MM-zs7ir]

Right!! And the irony of it all - is HE was the first to cross over the SNL bridge!

[@TheLarrypep]

The Phil Hartman and Jan Hooks dance was pretty good too.

[@kellyketcham1101]

Oh sweet mother of mercy!! The talent, the beauty, the fun and the feeling you get with that combination? It’s so rare and SO APPRECIATED! Touches you in so many ways ! Thank you to them both !

[@TheScreamingFrog916]

I remember how moved I was by this, when I saw it on original broadcast...it was funny physical humor and a wonderful story, told without words.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

So funny. YET so moving. SO well done. I concur. Check out my tribute to Gilda Radner on my channel if you fancy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Very moving. It's what we all hope for...to turn around and find the one standing there.

[@specialbunny]

I’ve only ever seen small snippets of this sketch, thanks for releasing it so I can see it in full! It’s so wonderful ☺️

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Priceless. Isn't it? Steve Martin should have FOUR stars on the Walk of Fame and he has NONE! But Gilda has a star and I did a tribute to her on my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@mp-no9yv]

This is a very underrated sketch. It takes a lot skill to spoof Astaire and Rogers and well as they do. So sad that Gilda passed away so young.

[@eddiefallas8582]

Maybe some Rogers in there but this one's really Cyd Charisse and Astaire in The Band Wagon.

[@mp-no9yv]

@@eddiefallas8582 Yes, you're right! Thanks for this.

[@navigatingwithnana]

So wonderful to see this classic again. Long live physical comedy!

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

I couldn't agree with you more. Steve Martin does not have a star on the Walk of Fame. He deserves three and in my opinion FOUR! But Gilda has one and I did a tribute. Check it out if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@danboyle116]

I watched this and truly enjoyed it the night it was broadcast live, but I honestly have to say that I appreciate and enjoy it quite a lot more now.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Then. Now. Forever. Rock on Gilda. I did a tribute to her on my channel. Check it out if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@stephaniecarrow4898]

Agreed!

[@lorenzoblum868]

@@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237 selling your video on every thread 🤮

[@ThisIsAdamB]

The silliest, saddest, most wonderful thing SNL ever did.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

So true Adam. It gives me chills everytime..

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

It is the definition of silly fun. So sad that Steve Martin does not have at least 3 stars on the Walk of Fame. Gilda has a star and I did a tribute to her on my channel. Check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@jerrycote1661]

I was 20 when Gilda died. Watching this, her death remains as heartbreaking now as it was then. What a soul, gone too soon.

[@el7974]

This brings back SO many Happy Teenage year Memories! I love her ability to just do about anything she wanted to! RIP Gilda❣️

[@auntymammalia9384]

Two of the all-time greats.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Steve Martin should have FOUR stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But Gilda has one and I did a tribute to her on my channel. Check it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@pamelacass9642]

I was feeling sad today, so I decided to look up this particular SNL clip. I laughed, but I also cried.

[@sylviavasquez9523]

I was thinking the same thing--when I need a good laugh and a good cry, I watch this.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

This is one of my GO TOs when I am feeling blue also. It does make me teary but they are tears mixed with sadness and joy. Check out my tribute to Gilda if you get a tic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@thegood9]

nobody has ever rocked the white suit like Steve Martin...

[@nre4d]

Uh, how about Astaire? He was the original.

[@thegood9]

@@nre4d probably true...before my time.

[@pamelalansbury94]

@@nre4dnah, he was creepy

[@GeneBurnett]

You actually have to be pretty coordinated to act that un-coordinated. I remember seeing this "live" and laughing my ass off. Fun to see Al Franken and Harry Shearer dancing back there too.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Ha ha ha ha. That is so very true! Well said. Yes....and live. Remeber everyone. It was live. Love that. Check out my tribute to Gilda if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@BMG19FUNNYDIE]

Yes. Comedy is rhythmically getting it wrong. Or riffing it stupid. Fun.

[@gpippind]

Half elegance, half lunacy, perfection!

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

So well put. Check out my Gilda tribute on my channel if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@Tflexxx02]

I always remember this one fondly, especially because of Gilda. Fred and Ginger/Steve and Gilda.

[@KateBolgrien]

Yes. But it was Fred and Cyd.;)

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Fred and Ginger/Steve and Gilda! LOVE IT! Steve Martin does not have a star on the Walk of Fame. So sad. But Gilda does. Check out my episode on Gilda if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@arlenecerf8833]

@@KateBolgrien Yup, If I’m not mistaken this routine was inspired by their dance sequence from the 1953 film, “The Bandwagon”.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Glenn Ford & Rita Hayworth or Gene Kelly & Leslie Caron

[@mrhdbnger]

The talent to be able to dance so flawlessly and be utterly goofy with it is just astounding. Definitely one of the top 5 SNL bits ever. Who choreographed that? They need their praises sung.

[@digitalmorgan]

so slapstick and yet so sweet...

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Slapstick can TOTALLY be sweet. We need more of it. Check out my Gilda tribute. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@marilynaicardi1860]

One of the very best of SNL sketches! Gilda was a rare jewel of talent, and she and Steve did this sketch to perfection!

[@philippapay4352]

I so love this. It's among her best pieces and she had so many brilliant ones.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

It really is in the Gilda Top Ten list. And Steve Martin too! I did a tribute to Gilda on my channel, check it out if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@lumariadp]

Thank you! I love this so much and I was beginning to think I'd imagined seeing it when I was a child. Gilda was a shining light. ♥

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

She really did shine, didn't she? Check out my tribute to her on my channel if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@lavaclaw1228]

It is oddly unforgettable

[@Paladin1873]

Last night I watched Fred Astair and Cyd Charisse in "Band Wagon" for the first time. Their Dancing in the Dark scene is my favorite part of the movie. I had forgotten about the SNL parody which I had not seen since it first aired in 1978. Thanks for the memories.

[@iamtheassassinofjoy]

One of my favorite all-time skits, equally hilarious and lovely.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

I love you lovely comment about hilarious and lovely. Lovely. I love Gilda. Check out my tribute to her on my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@SheriSoltes]

Magic. Still magic. Timeless.

[@HaleyGriswold]

Better than the Dirty Dancing finale👏 They are both so hilarious. Gilda Radner is a legend and, even now, inspires me as a young comedian :)

[@Holymakinaw]

Aww. I've seen this many times but it always makes me laugh and feel sad at the same time, every time.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

The greatest 3 minutes in comedy.

[@richardenglish2195]

A masterclass in pathos. Just beautiful.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Um. Yes!!!! YES! Pathos and beautiful....in comedy. Yes! I couldn't agree more. Check out my Gilda Radner tribute on my channel if you have a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@Jojo-fy2ud]

I think I've watched that 20 times and it never gets old. Also, the Judy Miller Show. Absolutely the best! I love Gilda Radner.

[@aiberlane3390]

I wish SNL was still this laid back, creative, and self indulgent. Back then Lorne would put on whatever seemed interesting instead of worrying whether it would draw in enough laughs. Now the show just feels so much more serious and corporate. You don't get quirky little jewels much anymore.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

True. True. True. OH......so true! Check out my Gilda tribute on my channel if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@pronkb000]

I think there's some magic in some of the Beck/Mooney sketches, but they're creative and indulgent in a totally different way than this. Papyrus is the type of sketch that makes no sense when described on paper but is hilarious in practice...but I don't know who in the modern cast could quite pull off a bit like this, specifically. I'm not sure anyone since Phil & Jan could.

[@azimisyauqieabdulwahab9401]

Not Dirty Dancing, It's The Band Wagon

[@UberLummox]

This scetch says it all. Steve Martin. Ridiculousness and elegance.

[@lizmagu3189]

Great classic clip. One of my all-time favorites..

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

I concur. Check out my tribute to Gilda Radner if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@lindafurr2404]

Seems like only yesterday. Gilda ; forever young.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

This dance routine is so good and forever young....sigh....like Gilda. Still my favorite NRFPTP....check out my tribute to her on my channel if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@CatJabZ]

Such a beautiful shambly bit.

[@HaFannyHa]

Genius! Just a beautiful performance!

[@natemorris8184]

Its beautiful and hilarious and heart warming all at once

[@jbcoops]

IMHO Gilda remains the *funniest and most talented* SNL woman ever. on a par with Steve Martin for her comic prowess... I think this sketch supports my point.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Mine too! She is still my favorite NRFPTP period! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@olly8]

This is SO SPECIAL and so was Gilda ❤ One of the funniest and sweetest lady ever!! Miss you 💔💯

[@williampremo3096]

Gilda radner, a sweet soul, and so funny. We miss you Roseanne rosannadanna.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

RR was my absolute favorite Gilda persona. I did a tribute to her on my channel....check it out if you get a second. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@detrahhele2848]

It's always something!

[@EvilscooterKitty]

PERFECTION. God I miss you dear Gilda.

[@elle5031]

I wonder if Gilda ever knew just how great she was...and how many people loved her.

[@werdna1969]

Steve appeared in SNL so often, I thought he was a cast member when I was young.

[@jennhoff03]

He wasn't?!?!?

[@taydrabrookshire347]

I wish he made more appearances these days

[@lindaborkan5965]

We were ALL young back then🥳😝

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

He almost felt like a cast member. Along with Buck Henry and Candace Bergen. I cannot believe that Steve does not have a star on the Walk of Fame. But Gilda does and I did a tribute to her. Check it out if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@superapple6186]

Me too ❤️

[@stephaniestanley8041]

"Well what the hell was that?" It was perfection.❤💔

[@tia2d381]

When I first saw this as it originally aired, I laughed so hard that I could bearly breathe.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Steve Martin and Gilda Radner. Two greats, man. I remember watching this live also! Check out my Gilda tribute....kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@rahelvic2746]

Greta Gerwig said that this sketch inspired Jo and Lauries dance on the porch in her 2019 adaptation of Little Women, which makes the scene in the movie even more wonderful than it already is 💕

[@Oldperson-wt3ui]

SNL was best back then with the original cast, she was a treasure.

[@beatricet5682]

Gilda is graceful and funny in this physical sketch. Too young to die at 42 years. RIP Gilda 🕊️

[@n.e.fauser7927]

It was the Golden Age of SNL. Has never reached that height since.

[@Irishgirl7]

That is highly underrated. That was actually hilarious and I’m surprised it hasn’t got more views!!!

[@maggiewrench8406]

How funny, beautiful and wistful

[@mck1972]

It took me a very long time to realize that they must have put a lot of practice into this...

[@stephaniestanley8041]

It was perfection.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Ha ha, yes. But I think they left room for improv because it really seems like Gilda is following Steve's lead at some point and is overjoyed at the silliness he is throwing her way. Love this no matter. Steve doesn't have a star on the Walk of Fame but GIlda sure does. Check out my tribute to her if you get a tic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@JLovrak]

Fully agree. It takes a lot of dancing skills to make not being able to dance this funny.

[@gazooie1958]

Brothers Johnson music.(start of skit). I remember this so very long ago.

[@maggiegracefeeney6554]

Absolutely fabulous...and humorous too

[@Rbl7132]

Absolute positive genius. Legendary. Never to be even nearly equalled again.

[@historygrad7493]

What a lovely, humorous sketch

[@BarbaraBidwell-c4q]

Am endlessly grateful to be able to share this brilliant, poignant sketch. Still laugh through tears.❤😅

[@AlexandreBFK]

Fascinating how Steve Martin looks exactly the same with 33 as he does with 73

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

It really is! He should have FOUR stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame instead of none. Gilda has one though and I did a tribute on my channel. Check it out if you get a second. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@m56214]

@@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237 Why does he have white hair it makes him looks too old

[@sophiarieber7558]

aw man........I remember seein' that one live.....now, it brings tears to my eyes......days gone bye

[@emilyvogt66]

I hope Fred Astaire and Cyd Charisse both had the opportunity to see this lighthearted homage to "The Band Wagon" and other classic musicals...

[@CatherineBeland]

The loss of Gilda Radner still stings. This is a marvelous display of her talent.

[@dabroncobabe7441]

Doesn't matter what Gilda actually did. She just makes me laugh no matter what.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

She was so funny. And so giving!!!! I miss her so much. Check out my tribute to her on my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@stygianphantasm8761]

Steve Martin and Gene Wilder both loved her so much.

[@PinkLaffs]

On the night she passed away, Martin was hosting SNL. He was visibly shaken.

[@plan_r4005]

probably the most genius skit SNL has ever done.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

So simple. So sweet. So funny. Amen! Check out my Gilda tribute on my channel if yo uget a second. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@paulperdew8826]

Steve Martin was a giant star in the seventies. I was very young but I remember his comedy albums. This was a little before King Tut. King Tut funky Tut

[@SalemSingsStuff]

LEGENDARY.

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Check out my tribute to the LEGENDARY Gilda Radner if you get a tic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@caitlinpostle]

That fall around 1:57 was a little less controlled than they planned... Just makes it funnier

[@jackwalker1822]

This makes me laugh so hard I can't breathe. What comedic genius and also physical talent. Gilda was so funny what a tragedy she died so young. I love music parodies but this is maybe the only dance parody I have seen.

[@stephaniestanley8041]

Well I'm here again. Laughing through my tears.

[@MM-zs7ir]

I CANNOT STOP LAUGHING!!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@michelleduvois2755]

Steve Martin have that skill for everything good actor and comedian .Brillant ! She too as well.

[@nickzaytz5712]

He had grey hair even in 1978...

[@caffeinatednation8885]

Legend has it he was born with grey hair.... 🙃

[@freddyrichards878]

Only he looked good with it

[@featherstone8093]

Lucky!

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

He did! I cannot believe that he does not have a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. But Gilda does and I did an episode on my channel. Check it out if you get a chance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@custer2449]

I remember watching this one particular skit with my former wife one - Saturday - night. Gilda and Steve. Superb.

[@jime6688]

Haven’t watched a whole episode of “current” SNL for a few years now, but if they did anything sweet like this, I’m sure I would’ve heard or seen it. When I remember Gilda, it’s this clip and that little girl with the crazy imagination.

[@TheBlackToedOne]

I know it was a comedy sketch, but it was still beautiful and sad at the same time.

[@Nhamp2000]

I remember the first time I saw this. It was right after her death in1989. He came on and introduced the clip and he was in tears. Very funny and bittersweet skit.

[@freddyrichards878]

R.I.P Gilda Radner and Long Live Steve Martin

[@walkoffamewednesdayswithto7237]

Steve Martin has NO STARS on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He should have FOUR in my opinion. Gilda Radner is still my favorite NRFPTP though and she DOES have a star. Check out my tribute on my channel. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXaqoomIjrlgqK8

[@jblanton430]

I love them both so much. This is heaven!

[@miyam9001]

I love that dress...

[@TheEmpressMouse]

Two comedy geniuses.

[@ireneesch8555]

That has me in stitches every time I watch it. Too funny.

[@Dennhunt1]

Some of us grew up with SNL. It started when I was in 8th grade. My neighbor Todd discovered it and told us all at school. I was 13. Gilda was like that sweet friend who used humor to defend herself from criticism from the mean girls. She was so lovable that everybody at school became fans. Mondays were spent talking about the show. We all loved Judy Miller and Jane Curtain’s voice yelling at Judy to quiet down. Baba Wawa was biting satire but Gilda could get away with it because of her kindness. All her characters were sweet and funny. My favorite was Rhonda Weiss, the Jewish American princess who to me, growing up in San Diego, thought Rhonda was nothing I’d ever seen. Like from another planet. I’m 62 now and I miss Gilda every time I see one of her skits. Those of us who grew up with the show lost part of our hearts when Gilda passed away. Rest in peace, angel on earth.

[@Joe-nu9hi]

Gilda ❤

[@dawnsstar5918]

This is when the show had TALENT!!

[@arushilovesmusic]

Gilda is a gem!!!!

[@tammymcc-n7652]

She was a ballerina to me on this. Beauty, humor and grace. Hard to find.

[@JewandGreek]

They must have rehearsed that a couple dozen times. That was great.