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Will Ferrell<\/strong> has once more addressed a long-running rumor about his connection to the OJ Simpson<\/strong> trial.<\/p>\n In a recent podcast appearance, the comedian and actor shared more details in regards to the time he and his comedy troupe performed a sketch show for the sequestered jurors, slightly than a stand-up routine, as many individuals often speculate.<\/p>\n Throughout the \u201cFact or Fiction\u201d segment of Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson\u2019s \u201cAll The Smoke\u201d podcast<\/a>, Will Ferrell opened up about his unusual comedy performance for the jurors involved within the OJ Simpson trial.<\/p>\n \t\t<\/p>\n Ferrell explained that the performance was not a stand-up routine, as many individuals often consider, but slightly a sketch show that he performed together with his colleagues.<\/p>\n \u201cWe were doing our sketch show on the time, which was when the OJ jury was sequestered, and we felt so bad for, you recognize, this group of those that just went from their hotel to the courtroom that we performed right comedy within the courtroom,\u201d Ferrell revealed, adding, \u201cNot within the courtroom, but a courtroom.\u201d<\/p>\n Describing the experience as \u201csurreal,\u201d Ferrell also recalled how strange it searched for him and his fellow comedians to seem in wigs and costumes while entertaining the jurors.<\/p>\nWill Ferrell Claimed The Jurors Were \u2018Mildly Entertained\u2019<\/h2>\n