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Bill Hader’s newest television series, Barry was launched during the recent auteur-driven TV boom that featured shows like Louie and Master of None. These shows claimed to provide a window into the lives of creators, and Hader runs Barry like an auteur. Each credit includes the show’s creator, executive producer, director, writer, and top-billed star. In addition, the series’ central character is based on Hader’s autobiography, which differs from his fictional creation.

This episode of SNL features Bill Hader asking Siri to read his email on his Apple iPhone 6s. Siri replies and finds an email from Prince Oseph, detailing an investment opportunity that could bring in millions of dollars in currency. Bill Hader immediately quits chewing his gum, and begins to think about making millions. While watching the episode, viewers will find themselves laughing at the comic’s hilarious and wise advice on making money. If you are looking to invest your money, try signing up for an investment opportunity like this one.

Hader, who starred in Brooklyn Nine-Nine’s Captain of the 99th Precinct role, was hired as a regular player. On Saturday Night Live, Hader made his debut as a psychologist in an emergency landing of JetBlue Airways on October 1, 2005. Hader stated that he felt like he had graduated from preschool to Harvard and quickly became a master impressions performer. While he originally intended to be a utility player like Phil Hartman, he was hired as a featured player.