Tracy Morgan's new autobiography 'I Am the New Black' promises to be delightfully loopy--the impassioned audiobook version, even more so.

In the clip below, Morgan talks about the old days at SNL, which leave him with no love lost for former costars Chris Kattan and Cheri Oteri.

"I could remember those two, especially those two people, treating me like the invisible guy. Now look where they at. Cheri Oteri, she can't even get arrested," he reads.

Then he adds some extra commentary.

"That's what happened to me over there. They never treated me well," he says. "I never cared for them either. F--- 'em."

'I Am the New Black' hits shelves Oct. 20 and '30 Rock' returns Thursday.



Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/13/tracy-morgan-on-cheri-ote_n_319101.html

Tracy Morgan's new autobiography 'I Am the New Black' promises to be delightfully loopy--the impassioned audiobook version, even more so.

In the clip below, Morgan talks about the old days at SNL, which leave him with no love lost for former costars Chris Kattan and Cheri Oteri.

"I could remember those two, especially those two people, treating me like the invisible guy. Now look where they at. Cheri Oteri, she can't even get arrested," he reads.

Then he adds some extra commentary.

"That's what happened to me over there. They never treated me well," he says. "I never cared for them either. F--- 'em."

'I Am the New Black' hits shelves Oct. 20 and '30 Rock' returns Thursday.



Read more at: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/10/13/tracy-morgan-on-cheri-ote_n_319101.html

Meh.

I'm sure there's another side to this story. Honestly, I never thought Morgan was very funny and he always seems to have had a huge chip on his shoulders. If he was treated poorly, that's bad, but I don't really trust his judgment that much.

Meh.

I'm sure there's another side to this story. Honestly, I never thought Morgan was very funny and he always seems to have had a huge chip on his shoulders. If he was treated poorly, that's bad, but I don't really trust judgment that much.
I have to agree on this one.

I think it's tacky when celebrites use autobiographies to talk badly about their co-stars. I mean, the stuff may be true, but once it's printed all it's going to do is cause problems. It's kind of like the celeb is at an advantage because they got the information out first. The other celebs have to hear about it like everyone else does.

in fairness to tracy though i have never read or heard anyone who worked with chris kattan say anyting good about him

Chris I'm not surprised about...but Cheri? Meh. I agree, two sides to every story. I love Tracey on 30 Rock, but Cheri is great too. I guess we never really can know how celebrities really are in real life.