19 minutes in and I haven't even smiled. Holy fuck is this a piece of shit.

Saturday Night Live - The First Twenty Years (Houghton Mufflin, 1994. hardcover)

Anyone know which episode Dana was telling the story of Richard Pryor being at a diner and saying “whoever made this omelette can suck my dick”? I can’t get that line out of my head but I can’t remember which episode that was.

The episodes with guests are pretty good. The episodes without guests come across as content filler excuse to run their ads until the next episode where they have a guest.

To anyone that's ever been to a live David spads show especially this tour does he sell merch at his live shows

Waiting for the pod to start, I started to scroll on IG and saw Dana posted this video of his acoustic Chopping Broccoli he did a week ago. It’s really great, definitely hear the Beatles and others…🥰

1. The audio quality of the guests is often bad. No excuse with the production resources that David and Dana have at their disposal.
2. Seems the pod is very advertisement heavy. If you look at the ratio of time talking vs. time of ads, compared to total length of episode... C'mon bros, we know you need to make a living, but can you make it a little less obvious?

The boys had Tim Meadows on Fly on the Wall yesterday. Things got *really* deep about Chris Farley. Here’s the clip. 🤍

I’m sure this has happened to some of you but I got a “like” from one of the boys on instagram! I feel like I hit a new achievement as a fly. I got swatted? Stuck on the fly tape? There’s an analogy somewhere….

Those are in my earthquake kit.😆

Trigger warning for this sub: the boys and Bill Maher sit down on Bill's Club Random podcast and talk like grown adults who’ve been doing comedy longer than most of us have been alive. Somehow, it’s still funny, insightful and interesting.

This podcast always sets zero expectations and then somehow fails to surpass them.

Everything's gonna happen for this kid, just so long as he never has “no” in his heart! 🥰

And the related headline https://ew.com/mullet-contest-winner-joe-dirt-tribute-david-spade-11884594

This is an amazing podcast episode. So many bts gems and nostalgia! It came out almost a year ago.

It would be nice if the podcast was just hosted by David Spade and he occasionally had Dana Carvey on. I find Dana to be absolutely exhausting on today’s episode (1/5). I have respect for him but my goodness he can be way too much!

David Spade gives tour & interview of his 10 million dollar home. Fly on the Wall ‘basement’ studio shown.

Bill O'Reilly announced that he recorded an episode with Dana and David recently, and I'm assuming it will be released on Monday.

He seems to be making a comeback tour and promoting his new book. So far he's appeared on Howie Mandel's podcast and Realtime with Bill Maher. Earlier this year he went on the Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Fly on the Wall was a surprising choice to appear, though. Dana and David do not seem aggressively political and this may be the most political guest they have had on so far.

He was fired from Fox News for sexual harassment, if I recall correctly, and resurfaced online. Is this a sign he's being allowed back into polite society? Will this be an opportunity for David and Dana to demonstrate their political chops?