
This episode features Sarah discussing her experiences on SNL, including her nerves before performances, the pressure of live television, and her unique approach to comedy.
Sarah shares a story about feeling anxious before a show, where she had to take medication to calm her nerves. She describes how this affected her performance, particularly a sketch where she had to hide the fact that her tongue was white from the medication.
She reflects on the immediate feedback from the audience and how getting a laugh can ease her anxiety. Despite the nerves, she acknowledges the thrill of performing live and the unpredictability that comes with it.
Throughout the episode, Sarah's candidness about her struggles with anxiety and the chaotic nature of live performances resonates with the hosts, who share their own experiences in similar situations.
Sarah discusses her SNL experiences, nerves, and the chaos of live performances.

I get psychotically nervous and I really had to puke before the show.Sarah Sherman & Dan Bulla on Nerves, the Craziness of SNL, and Their Friendship | Fly on the Wall
You're not as cool as you look out there.Sarah Sherman & Dan Bulla on Nerves, the Craziness of SNL, and Their Friendship | Fly on the Wall
I go straight to Bullet I go I'm gonna [ __ ] kill myself.Sarah Sherman & Dan Bulla on Nerves, the Craziness of SNL, and Their Friendship | Fly on the Wall
I literally thought I was gonna die.Sarah Sherman & Dan Bulla on Nerves, the Craziness of SNL, and Their Friendship | Fly on the Wall