Michaela Watkins

co-creator, USA Network's 'Benched'

Guest

Co-creator of USA Network’s Benched, SNL alum, current Groundling

Michaela Watkins on KCRW

From her memorable stint on Saturday Night Live, to scene-stealing moments on VEEP, The New Girl and Transparent, actress Michaela Watkins is always one to watch. She narrates her life through music in her Guest DJ set, with many laughs along the way.

Michaela Watkins

From her memorable stint on Saturday Night Live, to scene-stealing moments on VEEP, The New Girl and Transparent, actress Michaela Watkins is always one to watch. She narrates her life through music in her Guest DJ set, with many laughs along the way.

from Guest DJ Project

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The Groundlings

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