- Hey, my name is Hubert Davis from the 1993 New York Knicks
and I play the role of Dewey on the TV show DuckTales.
- How you doing?
I'm Chris Sabo from the Cincinnati Reds
and I play Louie on DuckTales.
- And we are gonna be talking about
- [Ben And Bobby] Our first times.
(playful music)
- [Ben] Okay, Bobby.
- [Bobby] Yes, that's me.
- First time being on SNL set, what was that like?
- The first time being on the SNL set, what was that like?
- Was that your audition?
Probably, right?
- Yeah, it was.
It was my audition, I remember.
Then, I didn't know where I was,
but now I know 'cause I was on the show
and I can remember things.
I remember now walking through a door
and walking down an aisle that was just all red pipes
and there was paint cans and wallpaper.
And now I realize that was where they built the sets.
But I just walked down this weird long thing
and then was like, "Where am I?"
Turned the corner and saw the set and was like.
I had a bit for my audition where I was gonna
pop through the door for a second
and that was solely that if I didn't get the show,
I could say that I had
been through the door. - Oh, that's great.
Did you do that, did you do that character?
- I got up on the stage and I went,
"Oh gosh, it's so far away."
- Right. - Like it's so far away
from the front of the thing so I'm gonna have to run
and I bailed on it and I didn't do it.
- Ben, what's your first memory
from the set of "Parks and Recreation"?
The first day--
- Did you just ask yourself a question?
- I did.
Well you could have done it. - I like the move.
No, I didn't.
- No, he just said read the other one!
- Okay, fine!
- First memory on "Parks and Recreation"
was I was just supposed to be a tiny little scene
of me meeting Ron Swanson and I remember getting to set
and being in Swanson's office, which was very exciting.
And I remember being livid nervous
and then I did it once and Mike Schur, who created the show,
came up to me and he said, "We're gonna put you back."
And then he went back up and I was like, "Oh!"
And it made me feel very confident and excited.
And then I remember doing it
and getting looser and looser as I went.
It was very exciting.
I miss that show very much.
- I do too.
First big audition.
- It's either commercials or for Harold Night.
Harold Night for the Upright Citizens Brigade.
- Upright Citizens, that was a big audition.
- For me it was--
- Me too.
- Maybe the most nervous I've,
'cause you're taking these classes,
you're spending so much time with people
and you look up to these people
that you're doing the auditions for.
And you desperately wanna get on a team.
It was, to us, it was
such a big, that theater. - It was the be all, end all.
It still is in a way.
- It is, yeah.
But I mean in 2003 it was like we're in New York
and we're hustling and you're watching Amy Poehler on stage
and Horatio and Tina and all these incredible people.
That was probably my, I was so nervous for that.
Do you remember your big audition?
- I did audition for the second Ninja Turtles movie
to be Rocksteady and I didn't get it.
- No you did not.
Oh, for the live action one.
- Yeah.
- When was the first time you were
recognized in public, Bobby?
- Like 20 minutes ago!
(Ben laughs)
- It was me! - It was weird.
It was you!
We've known each other for years.
- I was like, "Wait a second, Bobby Moynihonies?"
- Yeah, you said my name
completely wrong. - Wrong.
- I can tell the story that happened
to me today at Comic-Con.
- Can't wait.
- Someone looked me in the eyes
in a crowd of people going, "Mandy!
"Mandy!" (Ben laughs)
And not realizing and then realizing
that they thought I was Mandy Patinkin.
(Ben laughs)
♪ Somewhere ♪
He sang that on Letterman.
- I think that was Dorothy.
- Oh, sorry.
It was Dorothy. - Done that.
- I'm trying to get that in. - That was close.
That would've been great.
First incorrect rumor you read about yourself.
- That I was Christian.
(Ben and Bobby laugh)
- One of the first weeks I was on SNL--
- Saturday Night Live.
- Somebody was dating Lake Bell at the time and Lake Bell,
and we all walked out of the party
and the door opened and I,
she was very nice and let me out first
so there was a picture in the paper of me and Lake Bell.
And it was like is Lake Bell dating the new guy from SNL?
- Love it.
- But it was the first time I went like, "People care."
That's weird that people care
about that stuff 'cause I don't.
- What was your first ever acting credit?
Mine was commercials but first real one
was "New York City Serenade,"
a movie that Chris Klein and Freddie Prinze Jr.
Gosh!
- He's not getting it in. - It's getting rough.
Frank Whaley directed it. - Do you want this one?
- Yes please.
- So close.
I was on an MTV commercial for the show "Rich Girls"
with Tommy Hilfiger's daughter.
It was a reality show about Tommy Hilfiger's daughter.
I was a guy on the street accosting them
and they never said a word.
I was like, "'Ey!
"I'm a character!"
- I love that guy.
- Yeah, thanks.
First role you auditioned for that
you really wanted but didn't get.
- Han Solo on A New Hope.
I really wanna be Han Solo
on A New Hope. - Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- And then some carpenter got it.
But I really put my bones into that one.
- Rocksteady in Ninja Turtles.
- Really?
I mean yeah, I think it would have been fun.
I'm still really bummed about it.
Everytime I see him I go, "I wish that guy,
"that rhino sounded like me."
- I auditioned for Fantastic Beasts.
I really wanted to be in that.
What else?
Oh, Morgan Freeman's character in Shawshank.
- That's right.
You would have killed that.
- I was supposed to be Red.
First time you were starstruck.
- I remember feeling I don't get starstruck anymore
and then Jim Carrey came in
to host SNL. - I just did a movie with him.
I know, he likes him.
- Oh, go your story.
- We'll get to his movie with Jim turns out
in a minute - yeah, yeah,
it's gonna be great.
Okay, hold on a second.
Wait for the end of this thing.
- (laughs) I was like, "That's Jim Carrey!
"I grew up with him."
Like it really, after a couple years on SNL,
I went like, "Whoa!"
- Yeah. - I remember being like,
"That's him!
"And he's very Jim Carrey and awesome."
- I feel like there's a lot of people
from youth that will see,
and also I feel like when
you've been doing this for a while,
we've been doing it for a while now,
that you kinda get use, especially you.
Every week you would have another
enormous star. - It was insane.
- But you kinda get used to it.
But then I saw Stevie Wonder, who to me is like...
- Stevie Wonder.
- Stevland is to me, I was so.
I saw him and I couldn't, like nothing.
Oh, I met Jay-Z once and I remember shaking his hand
and being like, "Get out of this.
"You're wasting his time.
"Why would he wanna say hello to you?"
In the back of my head being like, "What are you doing?"
And he was so polite and nice.
And in my head I was like,
"Why would this wonderful man ever wanna talk to you?"
First DuckTales memory.
For me it's going home right after school
to David and Jose's house in the Bronx
and we would eat macaroni and cheese
and we would watch DuckTales.
And I loved it so much.
And we would do our homework afterwards
or if there was a Disney afternoon commercial break.
- Was his name David and Jose?
- His name is Davanjose.
D-A-V-A-N-J-O-S-E.
- God bless you.
Damn.
It's coming home from school for me.
- Yeah.
- You wanna try this one? - Yes please.
The tighter ones are easier.
- I hear that song and I think about
coming home from school. - Two left.
- And like relaxing.
When I hear that theme song,
I crave an English muffin with peanut butter on it.
- I love that.
- 'Cause that's what I used to eat.
- Do you wanna do the last two?
Or say 'em rather?
- Let's read 'em both at the same time.
- Sure. - Ready?
- One.
- [Ben And Bobby] Two, three.
- First kiss. - First job.
- Could be the same thing.
First...
(Bobby laughs)
First kiss.
- Alison Sinclair.
- Is that true?
- (laughs) Yeah.
Yeah, it was at, I believe, Sandra Petrucci's house.
It was like
seven minutes in heaven. - I love specifics so much!
- I think that was it.
It was just like a (smacks lips) and that was it.
But I think that was like I went, "I just kissed a girl."
- Oh, I remember when I went to Danielle Avidan's apartment
and in the Bronx there are no real pool,
you have to go to the pool
but we were swimming in her pool
and my leg touched her leg and I remember being like (gasps)
like it was a huge deal.
Legs touching.
I was like 25 at the time.
- First time touching leg?
- What was yours?
- First job.
(Ben hums)
President of the United States.
- Oh, that was you?
- That was my first job.
- You were good.
- That was me.
- The new deal?
- All that stuff.
- All that stuff?
The new deal was you?
- All the laws, all the--
- You did all of 'em?
Bobby. - All the lines
where people gotta live.
- The Constitution,
that was you? - That was me.
- This is insane!
I'm gonna tell two things.
One, my first job was I was underage
and I legally got working papers somehow and I was a janitor
'cause I wasn't allowed to be a counselor yet.
And I cleaned up all the broken 40s, this is real,
off the ground so the kids, when the come to camp,
could play and not feel like they're gonna,
'cause people in Westchester where we're both,
we spent a bunch of our life,
they would drink and they would throw their beer
so I would be the one that got gloves
'cause I wasn't allowed to be a counselor yet.
I did that.
- I made a movie about it with Matt Damon.
- What's it called?
Good Will Hunting? - Good Will Hunting.
- Oh yeah, then I solve math equations.
- My first job was working at
a used toy store called Play by Play.
- Really?
Where was that?
- I got paid in used toys.
- Do you remember the one
that you really wanted that you got?
- The G.I. Joe hovercraft.
- Oh, that's a huge one though.
That was expensive too.
- Yeah, I couldn't afford it 'cause I was dirt poor
and that's why I was working for free toys.
I was 29 years old.
(Ben and Bobby laugh)
Thank you, we got more than enough.
(Ben and Bobby laugh)