Sarah Silverman may not be her everyone's favorite comedian, but she sure is accomplished.
She made the leap to movies with her crass and crude humor decades ago and has been building her career ever since.
There are other things you probably don't know, like how she worked on SNL (and got fired). For more, keep reading these 10+ random facts!
She was destined to be a comedian from the start.
"My dad taught me swears and so I would say them and adults would be shocked, but they would laugh and it felt like approval," she told The Guardian.
"I became addicted to that feeling."
After joining Saturay Night Live in 1993 as a writer and cast member, she was fired after only a year.
Why? Well, apparently, because none of her sketches were funny enough.
They were one of Hollywood's funniest couples from 2003 to 2008.
Sarah was actually one of the last people the late-night talk show host dated before he met and married his wife, Molly McNearney.
When Kimmel was on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, he said that it took them a while to get there.
"It definitely took some time to be comfortable enough to be friends again.”
She's known for her crass and crude humor, but one area of comedy she won't touch is weight.
"I don't really care for like fat jokes about women, specifically," she told CNN.
"At least in white America. And so I feel like that's an ugly thing, and it doesn't make me laugh."
She even wrote a memoir about it, titled The Bedwetter: Stories of Courage, Redemption, and Pee.
Her worst experience with wetting the bed happened when she was at sleepaway camp.
She said that it was "all anxiety-related". But there has been one perk to all of this:
"After that, stand-up comedy is not daunting."
The two comedians were at odds all the way up until his death in 2017.
This all started after he made several disparaging comments about female comedians not being funny.
While he later took back some of his comments, he said that female comedians can be funny as long as they're not crude.
The comedian is putting herself first!
In 2010, she told The Daily Beast that has other more important things on her agenda.
"I want to have kids when there's nothing else I want more."
During an interview with Glamour, the comedian revealed that she had her first bout with depression at 13.
"I went from being the class clown to not being able to see life in that casual way anymore."
She played the real-life Laney Brooks in I Smile Back, a movie about a suburban mother and housewife, who secretly suffers from depression and self-medicating.
The movie helped her confront her own depression.
The first time was when she was passing out flyers for a comedy club late at night and tried to stop a fight.
The second time was when she was shooting a fight scene with Ryan Phillippe and she leaned in when she wasn't supposed to.
She told The Guardian:
"Let's say he was nervous about meeting me and a bit socially inept. I said: 'Hi,' but I don't think he knew what to do with his feelings and he punched me in the face."
She proved just that in 2015 when she tweeted this on Christmas Day: "MERRY CHRISTMAS! Jesus was gender fluid!"
This offended lots of people and soon led to a Twitter war.
Casino gigs are not her favorite. Once, a woman in the front row heckled her from beginning to the end.
"She forced me to eviscerate her and so the whole show became about this woman and I couldn't do any of my routine," she told The Guardian.
Like many celebrities, Silverman has faced her fair share of crazy fans.
In a Reddit AMA, she revealed that she tattooed a guy's leg with an actual needle. "I put WWSD (what would Sarah do)."
