Our colleagues in New York The magazine published an extensive report on how New York’s nightlife spread despite a dangerous pandemic, but unfortunately the coverage included a glaring omission: no reporter found and interviewed the city’s prominent nightclub expert, the former Saturday Night Live star and husband of Seth Meyers, Stefon. Luckily, Meyers corrected that error last night Late night when he asked Bill Hader what his beloved character Weekend Update had been doing since March 2020.
“I think a lot of what he does would probably be over now,” said Meyers. “I don’t know if he would notice!” Hader replied. “I think he kind of took a while and didn’t really notice … I think he was probably, you know, the zero patient on some level. He’s probably had it a few times and now he’s fine. “When Meyers pointed out that it is very likely that Stefon partied in clubs that do not follow COVID guidelines, Hader said,” They were all very underground – if they, in fact, exist, you know? “This led Hader to open up a new conspiracy theory that Stefon was not really describing real clubs, but he was actually” bad at his job “and” lying “, and Meyers knew he was lying and” was very patient ”about it.
Later in the chat, Meyers and Hader discussed the break in the third season of their HBO comedy Barry, which, although sad, also brought good news for the show. “Just when the blockade happened in March, we were a week away from firing,” said Hader. “The third season is completely written and ready to start, and during that time we actually wrote the fourth season. So, we’re both done, so we’re just waiting until we can start shooting again. ”So there is a silver lining for you: it may take a while Barry a time to return to TV, but when it finally does, the team behind the show already has the next season locked and loaded.