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Nate Bargatze Fought Hard for the ‘Washington’s Dream’ Sketch
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scrn logline
SNL comedian Nate Bargatze fought tooth and nail to get his beloved 'Washington's Dream' sketch on air, invoking the ghost of 'Studio 60' to seal the deal.
beat sheet
- Bargatze pitched 'Washington's Dream' for years, finally getting it on SNL after mentioning the short-lived Aaron Sorkin series 'Studio 60' to Lorne Michaels, who was a fan
- The sketch, which features Bargatze as George Washington dreaming of modern life, has become a fan favorite, proving the comedian's persistence and knack for blending history with comedy
call sheet
Nate Bargatze, Lorne Michaels, Mikey Day, Streeter Seidell, SNL, Studio 60, 'Washington's Dream'