Jane Curtin isnt feeling a cone-nection with her Saturday Night Live work.

The 75-year-old comic actor, one of the shows original Not Ready for Prime Time Players in 1975, told People that re-watching her early seasons made her realize they arent funny now.

In an interview posted Sunday (but conducted before the actors strike), Curtin said she once watched a five-year compilation DVD with her daughter and husband over Christmas, and the bits laid an egg.

So we sat around the TV, and I had that sort of anticipatory, open-mouth grin that people have when theyre waiting for something to happen, that they know is going to be really great. And ... it never happened, she told People. It wasnt funny. Not one thing was funny. There was not one utterance of a laugh or a giggle.

Curtin famously appeared in the Conehead alien sketches with Dan Aykroyd and co-anchored Weekend Update. But nothing was tickling her familys funny bones during the viewing. She concluded that what they watched was terrible!

I think it was just one of those, you had to be there in the moment things, she said. Thats what happens with live TV, and with topical TV. It gets dated after a while. Remember, this was almost 50 years ago. But after we rewatched, I was like, That really wasnt a very good show. It was terrible!