Bryan Cranston revealed he had a sketch idea that was ‘immediately shut down’ when he hosted ‘SNL’ in 2010.
It’s all about the sauce.
Bryan Cranston reflected on his 2010 “Saturday Night Live” hosting gig during a recent appearance on David Spade and Dana Carvey’s “Fly on the Wall” podcast.
“I just wanted to do anything. I had a couple pitches for them,” Cranston, 69, told the two alums of the sketch comedy series. “I pitched ideas which were almost immediately shut down. I had a great pitch.”
Cranston explained, “So, myself and a date and another couple. We can’t believe we got reservations for this restaurant. It’s supposed to be amazing. It’s called In the Sauce, and it’s like, wow. And this very snooty waiter comes in and says, ‘Are you ready?’ Can we see a menu? ‘No. We don’t give menus. We serve you food. You eat the food.
