'SNL' standouts Martin Herlihy, Ben Marshall, and John Higgins are headed into the wild, starring in the Peacock comedy 'Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain.' Get your exclusive first look.
Marshall, Higgins, and Herlihy play loose versions of themselves, three childhood BFFs who live and work together at the nearby outdoor supply store. But one day they realize that a mysterious compass they stumbled upon as kids might lead them to a local legend: a priceless golden bust of Marie Antoinette, which is rumored to be buried in the nearby forest.
"They have this group chemistry that feeds off each other," director Paul Briganti tells EW. "They're so happy when they're together. That is sort of the core and the warmth of the movie." Bowen Yang and Meg Stalter in 'Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain'Conan O'Brien in 'Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain'
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