Carvey Apologizes for Offensive 'SNL' Sketch with Sharon Stone

Reflecting on changes in societal norms, Carvey addresses the inappropriateness of a 1992 sketch, while Stone remains unbothered.

Dana Carvey apologizes to Sharon Stone for a 1992 'SNL' sketch deemed offensive today, citing changes in societal norms.
Stone, unbothered by the sketch, distinguishes between misdemeanors and felonies, indicating she had bigger issues at the time.
Carvey acknowledges the inappropriateness of his portrayal of an Indian character, reflecting on past naiveté and lack of awareness.
The comedian speculates that such a sketch would lead to arrest in today's politically correct climate, emphasizing the drastic shift in societal attitudes.
Stone and Carvey discuss the challenges of navigating humor and intimacy in a 'weird and precious time,' highlighting the barriers people erect around themselves.