Hello Sandra Oh
Hello.
I am so happy to see you again, and I'm
happy for everything that's happening.
You were great hosting the Globes,
and you're amazing on this show, which we'll get to.
Thank you.
And you just hosted Saturday Night Live.
I did.
I just-- I don't know if anyone here caught it, but it was--
crazy,
Yeah.
It was one of the most amazing experiences.
I know you've done it as well.
It's the-- highs are so high.
I remember thinking, because I'm well into my middle age.
And it's like you finish at one, and then just
was go to an after party, and I was like, are you kidding me?
I am going to be asleep like 1:15.
No, absolutely.
I didn't get to sleep till like 6:00 AM.
Yeah.
And you're just completely buzzing.
Because there's a good after party.
You have to go to the after party.
Absolutely.
I usually go to sleep around 9:00, so I--
Did you go back out?
Yeah.
When you go there, it's like you have to stay up.
Oh, yes.
It was fantastic.
And you're very, very funny.
I mean, I think people saw you on Grey's Anatomy
and didn't realize.
And in Killing Eve you're hilarious, too.
Because the character is great.
But whose idea was this tushy sketch that
was on Saturday Night Live?
So-- oh my God.
Mikey Day and Street Seidell.
I got to tell you, I got that--
yes, that's tushy.
That's tushy.
I got to tell you.
I was so nervous to do this.
And they were saying she's going to be great.
I'm like, I don't know who this is.
Did your parents enjoy that?
You know what, my parents have no idea what Saturday Night
Live is, and so I had to explain to them what it is.
And they did watch it.
I mean, it's a big deal to host Saturday Night Live.
They must be so proud of everything
that's happening for you.
They really are.
Even when they don't know exactly what I'm doing,
they're proud that I am doing it.
Yeah, OK.
So Killing Eve, second season starts when?
April 7th.
Sunday, April 7th.
Because I've seen the first two.
I got the first two of the second season.
And if you haven't started watching-- you
have to go back to the first season
to really see what's happening.
But explain Killing Eve.
Gosh Killing Eve.
It's a psychological drama, thriller.
And it really focuses on this relationship between these two
women.
I play Eve Polastri, who at the early points works for MI5
and is obsessed with serial killers and assassins.
And then becomes obsessed with this one assassin killer named
Villanelle, played by Jodie Comer.
And we just enter into this kind of--
at first, I would say, cat-and-mouse relationship.
But by the end, I think it's like cat-and-cat.
Yeah, it is.
It's like, you can't tell if you're in love with her,
or you're--
because you're fascinated by this woman who is a killer,
and now she doesn't know if she wants to kill you or not,
it feels.
So it's really good.
I mean both of your performances are amazing.
And Jodie is on the show in a few days--
I think Monday.
And she's frightening, right?
Not at all.
Not as a person.
I got to tell you, I cannot wait for you to meet her and then
speak to her so you'll hear what she really sounds like,
and it will just blow you away.
It will blow you away.
Because a lot of people don't even--
Jodie, as Villanelle speaks many languages.
I mean, the girl has a remarkable ear.
She's so talented.
And so she's speaking many languages and many accents.
But her own accent, well, I'll leave you all to--
I'll be surprised.
Yes, you will.
She's really, really good in this.
She was in Dr. Foster also that I enjoyed.
But really, when I started watching Killing Eve.
I mean, I came to work and telling everybody,
you have to start watching Killing Eve.
Your performance is, I think, the best I've ever
seen you do anything, because you
have so many different layers to your character.
And like I said, it's a funny show.
It's a psychological thriller, which I love, It's fantastic.
Thank you so much.