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hello there everybody um this is Dana solo it's a little scary my partner in crime David
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Spade is flying right now um he's flying to Singapore today to do a corporate
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date no I made that up but anyway I'll give you a little taste to him if you miss
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him everybody's like anyway that's my David Spade Our
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Guest today when David is on the interview was really a blast we put him in one of our favorites Ike Baron Holz
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who was on Mad TV for like seven years I think did all these characters he's got
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a big a big resume The Mindy Project and
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currently running Point um on Netflix with Kate Hudson Chad Hanks that's
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pretty cool Justin thorough so we go through all those shows we go through his career he has a nepo dad you'll find
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out about that and he is sort of a brainiac he's One Celebrity Jeopardy and
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Who Wants To Be A Millionaire and raised literally B billions Millions for
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charity um so very fun a hard laugher came to play so I think this one
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will cheer you up for sure Ike Baron holes [Music]
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everybody I can't wait for the 50th anniversary of this podcast
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I skipped the SNL 50th man had something to do wait were you I was wondering you
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must have had like you must have had the flu or something yeah I had the flu that was lingering so I was kind of by the
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day of the show I felt great but I was 3,000 miles away yeah but I but yeah
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when I had to make the call I was like I don't have the oomph and you know yeah no D well if he doesn't have the oomph
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we don't want him um Marcy look up oomph no it's a Scandinavian word for l fair I
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believe for lazy Fair did you audition for SNL I'm we don't have any outline
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but we we have we you have a lot to talk about so I did I did not audition for SNL when I in like 1998 I remember
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people from NBC came to improv Olympic to watch you know to Scout and I
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remember oh my God and it was the worst too cuz the owner God bless her sha she
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like invited like 50 of us to go on stage at once so like everyone was like put you're pushing people aside to like
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do a character yeah yeah trying stage how
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sickening yeah it was it was just reprehensible but uh so then I I I I
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moved to Amsterdam for a couple years and then when I came back I was like I want to do SNL but before SNL I even
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auditioned I got got cast on Mad TV and so I was kind of there basically the
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same thing so you're on doing sketches and uh you stayed there a long time though right are you one of the longest
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I was there no there's different versions online by the way the last one I got
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before this was 2002 to 2007 that's that's right that is is 2009
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to to I mean there was I mean it's it's a very important information so it's natural there's going to be discrepancies
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online about it mine says 1886 to it's got to be
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wrong oh man I did an amazing impression of Rutherford B Hayes that really got me
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cast on it that guy gets literally no I do him too by the way I've done them just just you did give me a second not
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now Ro child um Ruth hayu president of
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President of this here United States I don't say it's accurate but it's the
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stab I'm Ruth Ruth Ruth um so were you like did that disappoint you at all that
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you weren't on SNL or you were just glad to be on a sketch show every week getting paid my dream was to always be
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on SNL we grew up in a very SNL heavy home uh like we we some of my earliest
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memories are watching like uh like Eddie Murphy uh the 83 year with like Billy
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Crystal and stuff so we were obsessed with it in our house and and when you're
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in the comedy scene especially the Improv scene in Chicago in the 90s that's your goal um but I you know
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listen man I I I I I was busing tables at Morton on
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lasena and I know the rest you know the it's it's no longer there
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sadly boy boy bus boy we've all been bus boys the hardest job in the world bus
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busing tables it's so hard um especially there because there's like so many famous people you know and you you're
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like kind of like Star Struck like one time I saw Pete Rose there and I was so excited you know and I walked past him
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and he grabbed my arm he goes hey give my wife a Diet Coke get out of here and I was like okay get out of here that
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fast Jesus and you said hey hey Pete I just won 20 bucks I I promise that guy
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you would say get my wife a Diet Coke bet you can't finish that ribey Charlie oh boy uh
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uh but but it was it was it was you know to get an offer to be on on a TV show
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especially a sketch comedy show was was just a dream so I was just kind of like great let's do it and there was really
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great writers there great some great L people came out you with Bobby Lee
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around then too he's funny I see him oh my friend I know I know you're friends with Bobby you've been friends with
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Bobby for a very long time which we're business acquaintances yes and Josh my
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Myers zth Myers yeah Josh Myers and
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Michael McDonald was still there Jordan Jordan Peele and Keegan Michael Key came while we were there Nicole Parker CO you
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did have a big fat cast at that time yeah we had a big fat dude I like that when I look at your impressions when
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does Bo Bice impression come up these days not as much as before I yeah you
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have some quirky Impressions can we get a the off label obscure Underwood right
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is that R B Hayes Bo Vice oh my God I
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mean I'm still doing it a lot obviously uh uh I I I I I shouldn't say this but I
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feel like boice if you told me he stormed the capital I'd be like yeah um typ cast uh but yeah we you know
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Mad TV definitely did a lot of impressions of the moment of course we we got stuck with that too it's like
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whoever that week like go around room can you cover this one can you and you just have to work on some something
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close was there ever one that you guys were like bum that you're like this is obviously this is a bad impression I
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don't want to do it oh it's they're somewhere super hard you know usually during the primary Seasons politically
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they'd say you know you're John liick from Pennsylvania circuit four and then
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you look at the impression like hi I'm John liquid and you know there's no hook you know and then laurman say are you
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ever going to get representative John liick and I said no some I said l no
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it's not going to happen it's not going to happen but the key to Impressions if you can't do it just say the name of who
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you're doing right at the GetGo oh yeah I'm John liick and they don't know
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but did you what was your best one I'm just curious that you thought was the most accurate because I saw you did
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Arnold oh but my Arnold was not great especially that was a huge bummer because Will Sasso was on the show I
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really kind of like replaced him and he did the funniest Arnold so then I had to come in and do my kind of half big one
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that wasn't that great and it wasn't funny and it wasn't as good but Wills but Wills was like like
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like a tour divorce um you know I kind of look like like Mark Wahlberg so you
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know I so sometimes do Mark wallberg come in come on sit down maybe I'll give you a knuckle sandwich if you're lucky
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yeah that's it that was kind of you know um but there was a lot of times too
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where I would just get I remember one time I got a sign they were doing a Frasier parody and the writer's like you're going to play John Mahoney who
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was the father I'm Fraser who's a great actor yeah and I was like I can't play he's like a older man and I remember
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sitting in we did a lot of prosthetic makeup that I think more and I remember
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sitting in makeup for like two hours as they're aging me and I was complaining so much and I was on set I only had like
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three lines and one of them was I'm John Mahoney and uh I complained so much that
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they cut down my lines where I only said that in the sketch and it I complain so
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much five hours of prosthetic oh my God makeup six hours to get it off getting
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it off where they put that like alcohol directly in your eyeball and they're like oh don't worry I'm such a colossal
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puss when when I do movies and they're like or SNL even but you hear about these people that are in makeup chair
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for 9 hours a day I'm like well when are you like you shoot one half a scene and
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then go home and undo it all like you're only legally allowed to shoot so long
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and you get all this [ __ ] on to look like the blob and then you for the penguin I would just say I'm going to sleep as the penguin
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guys we'll do head morning who's the guy who plays the penguin now a nice looking
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movie star yeah and it's like he's hey some agent somewhere is going you're throwing away your good looks you got
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good look you're behind rubber I can't monetize this kid but I you know so he got enough
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good-looking parts now he's now he just won something for the penguin so I want to actually come up with a lit cigar at
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some point like it's a magic chick well I know you're I know I know
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you from your rapael palero I like they bother putting that
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in your Wikipedia what the hell is a Rafael pomar player he was a baseball player
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for the Texas Rangers and he was he was like a big steroid guy and he kind of famously went in front of Congress and
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was like I did not take steroids right so we did like a a parody called like
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oops I just took steroids or something I can't remember what it was but that was another uh impression that I still am
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getting a lot of love for people are constantly asking me to do oh really a baseball player who
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retired 1996 well did they do the thing like cuz I noticed when the Maguire and those
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went up to Congress that they were so roed up by the time they got to Congress they didn't bother to buy fitted suits
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so like they got little pencil necks in giant suits and it was so obvious
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bursting gigantic suits that were totally natural look like
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DAV I'm wearing a 52 large and now I weigh 160 lbs but I'm
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telling you I did nothing that that 290 I put on but U Know is three times the
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size of a normal man I know that Senator lutnick I have a huge jaw and forearms
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for no reason I love the Callback it was representative but well it was your
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character I I loved it well he became a center you know he became a I'm gonna run with it so you you did a lot of work
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before he got on Matt TV and you went to Amsterdam for two who went with you to Amsterdam so I was there so there was a
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theater that a bunch of dudes in Chicago started because like Dutch comedy back in the day was very Josh Meyers right
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they love Josh Meyers was was there um Seth Meers was there and I kind of came
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in right after him but I was there with uh uh Brendan hunt who I don't know if you guys watched Ted lasso he's coach
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coach oh yeah yeah oh yeah love that guy yeah and then well I was there for about just about two years and we had great
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people come through sedus came through there for a year Jordan Peele suda cakes
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was there uh uh Jordan Peele uh kakowski K Cannon who directed me in blockers
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Amber Ruffin um just all these really uh really funny people and it was a really
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fun time too because it was like before like it was like before 911 you know what I mean like it wasn't the Euro yet
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it was it was the Gilder yeah you know so it was really uh nice and uh I still
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talked to a lot of the sex workers I befriended while I was there we still keep in touch sex workers okay it
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Dutch accent is tricky but the the M Myers's Brothers joson Z didn't they live there in high school or something
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they have a big affinity for it well they just they just really like Josh kind of went native for a while and
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dated like a Dutch woman for a long time and yeah the Dutch people as a people they're very like reserved they're very
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but they're very honest like they're they would come up to you after the show and be like uh I did not think you were
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the funniest one I thought your black friends was funnier but um the woman the
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woman the song about sex was uh very good as well uh so uh congratulations
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and goodbye and you're like thank you goodbye if I had a dollar for every time
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my wife said that because she she's half Dutch her dad was Dutch and she says oh yeah I listened to the podcast and uh
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Ike was a terrific guest you were not at a 10 you were a little bit late there I
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don't know why you were late the representative l come back was very entertaining I'll see you at dinner time
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[ __ ] I go [ __ ] why do why do you have to say [ __ ] that's that's not that's
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unacceptable so when did you um start feeling like just either as a kid or
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high school like I think I I should do this I'm good at this cuz on your Wikipedia page it said consider to be a
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lawyer or a politician yeah grown up yeah growing up in Chicago I mean my my
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my my goal was representative luck Nick when I was a child but as I got older I went to college and I I didn't I knew I
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didn't want to be in in politics I was a terrible student in college and and I I kind of eventually got kicked out of
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college because I stopped going to class and I I I was drawn to acting and I
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didn't and I was drawn to Comedy but I didn't know where to start and my dad took us to see uh The Improv Olympics I
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think like their maybe their 15y year anniversary or their 10 year anniversary
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and I saw improv for the first time and I saw Adam McKay and I saw uh Amy Po and
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specifically the person who made me laugh so hard that I was like I need to do this with Tim
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Meadows like he is to me like one of just the funniest people in the world and Absolut and watching him on stage
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just kind of enter a scene and make a random joke and got such a big laugh I was like I'm signing up for improv
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classes I gotta do this so that was that I was I was like 18 at the time and and I was I really kind of jumped all in it
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was so much fun and you're 18 at that point and how old were you when you got M TV was that kind of your biggest break
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and then you went from there oh oh that was my first break yeah I got mad tv I was probably 25ish you know okay um and
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it was great I was making that that late night money which when you're broke you're like uh I'm basically Steve Jobs
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and then as you learn you're like oh late night money is terrible it's not in the grand scream of you know acting but
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you're on a job you worked with Dell close that was Farley's guy he used to talk a lot yeah man who oh yeah I hung
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out with Farley a couple times oh good I gotta I gotta meet him a couple times um
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uh and uh he was like my idol you know like I loved him so much and I remember
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one time he came I was a bus boy at Second City um and I remember he would come in once in a while and he was
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always so nice finish that he was Midwest nice Midwest Wisconsin nice
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Wisconsin nice one night he came up to me and was like Hey you know where uh
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where Johnny is you know his brother Johnny yeah and I was like oh yeah he's he was actually he's at this party uh on
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Lincoln he's like you want to go can you take me there I'll never forget I turn
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to my really so he says that go ahead go ahead finish this story I turned to my
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friend my my buddy Brian from high school I like hey do you qu can you take me and Chris Farley to this party he was
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like what what and and we went there and we were I remember we parked and we're walking right under the L tracks train
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tracks and Chris is like I got I gotta pee I gotta pee and I was like I got to pee too and we started peeing and I
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remember he turns to me he goes you want to play swords you know and I was like yeah yeah yeah and I I
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kind of turn we're kind of you know mixing our urine right and he just kind of turns and just sees kind of on my
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foot he goes I cut your foot off
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so so what remember laughing so hard I couldn't like I couldn't metabolize what was happen David you knew Chris well do
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did you ever sword fight with him sword fight um but yes that sound sounds like
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classic buffoonery I think uh I I'm not just saying this because I'm on this podcast
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right now I think this weekend we're gonna show I have three daughters from six to 12 and I think we're gonna show
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them Tommy Boy this weekend okay it's the 30th Anniversary I heard o uh maybe 20th that's a bummer when you
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I I heard it's the 15th actually it just came out I would never say anything higher than 15 that sounds sickening I
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don't know I can't believe I've been round 30 years do anything like oh gross you look you look really good though man
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like you're really hanging on like it's a lot of people like they get smashed by
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the wall but you're looking good unbelievable this thank you buddy look at this [ __ ] got my new sweater on I'm
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trying to J it up for you yeah it's good it's the beard it's very good it's working oh yeah Tommy Boy is pretty much
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Surefire I think for your I hope yeah it is I'll probably just hit a quick fast
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forward on the scene where you're oh that's right you know sometimes take
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that out of uh when it's on TV and stuff and I never knew that I'm like well there's a couple little things they just
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pull out of movies where you're like oh yeah so some people never see that
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part yeah if you're watching it on TBS that's not in there but we're going to go ahead and pay the Apple TV buy
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purchas you'll probably be getting a little check in the mail you're welcome nice oh yeah it's not a competition but
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if if something doesn't work out or it doesn't quite fly you pop in way
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world one or two but it's not a competition I'm just saying I love Tommy Boy I think it's a classic but if it
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doesn't work out you're like what do we do oh let's not surf the web or go on Instagram let's put in ik I have been
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pitch Tommy Boy 2 and I'm telling you I always go you have heard the news about
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Farley and they're like yeah but it would still and I'm like it would still be what can't do it without Chris it
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would still be what I mean you don't think that was 99% of that they're like
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it's about and I'm like oh it's a just a good solid break pad
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movie do they push back at the co-star who knew Chris better than anybody I
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said I can't yeah I think it's a prequel where you go back to the founding of
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Callahan Auto okay and you have basically someone playing like young
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Brian Den uh oh you go way back okay you go way back yeah so this is way before
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Chris so really what you're looking for instead of looking for a modern day Chris Farley which is impossible you
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find a modern day Brian Young I think is doable I think that is doable that's interesting because uh looking at all
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your stuff you're a writer right is a real a real writer not a comedian who
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I'll get [ __ ] and you're a co-producer co-writer of your current project now
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how do you say it Dana now I just say that's the best pitch for a Farley for a
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uh that I've heard for a Tommy Boy sequel you slap on executive producer you do a cameo like like Stallone and
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staying alive with Travolta and you do that little turn it's David Spade then you walk yeah boom boom so much boom's
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coming that's all I do you like money do you like money do you like doar Bill you like money we're asked that a lot by our
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agents and managers I don't think I want to fly to Malay for a one Niner guess you don't like money guess you don't
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like money well do you want to go me money that be you want to do impressions of Joe Biden for the Saudi royal family
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I don't well that because they don't care what they pay no tax we pay a tax
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we paid the shitbox golf for 400 million he can't make a pot my friend you are
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going to go home with this lion it will fly with you on the plane it's kill you on the way back to the airport so we get
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it all back the key to that is my friend that's that's that's it friend my friend my friend listen to me my friend we are
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going to make you so rich if you want to be rich and I'm from Denver I just
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adopted this accent by watching too much alabar tevision much go ahead running
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running point now there I have heard it both ways like
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I think it's running point and people say running point I thought it was the
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the the uh the mediocre Rascals wasn't that the name of it that was the name we
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tried to get the mediocre Rascals I just thought be The Little Rascals own any
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Rascal and Eddie Murphy would have a yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah luckily we get
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involved uh it is it is it's whatever you want it to be you could say running point you could say running point you
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could say running point because there is something when people go you're going to run point on
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this job or whatever on this clent right so I call it running point and no
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one else does and I'm I call it what's the point what no no no I was just gonna say
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okay I gotta put this in I'm going to watch it on Netflix watch all right I'm from the 80s I I MIM
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it even if I'm clicking on digital and you guys you guys nailed it you it's very there's a genre of that kind of
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workplace fun single camera and I honestly was thinking to myself last
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night I don't feel like these people are acting they're having fun so whatever you you I mean you you kind of you're
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renewed for a second season we got uh my my sources tell me we're picked up for another
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season but you do something you're part of putting it together or just you're
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executive producer with Mindy yeah Mindy Mindy uh came to my partner Dave Fass
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and I was like you guys love basketball we work together The Mindy Project we have this show that I think could be a
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funny kind of family business show at a basketball club and and we were we loved
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her we had such a fun time working with her it had been a while and we had just finished up a thing and so we we kind of
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spent a long time kind of breaking the show and what it could be and and uh we
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kind of it became very very real when Kate Hudson was like I want to play this part because that was like wow that's a
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real that's a real no fooling movie star um yeah she's fantastic and it and you
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got just too who's just too cool for friend of the show he's so cool friend
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of the show one of the my he's my best dressed friend he does dress cool yeah
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and it's just like I If you I I think he has clothes that are like all bespoke like little leather jackets that like
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are only made for him his easy can I throw something that about this
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has been a thing that I've T we talked to Justin about it I just have a thing that like he would be the perfect guy in
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a rod sirling biopic oh my God he looks so much like him and he really play that
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Vibe but I don't it doesn't have to happen but I just yeah picture if you will picture you will like picture if
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you will night a tiny leather jacket picture if you will um draer
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cologne well I love that he's so polite I can't think of the instead of think of this was the first thing think of this
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then he said picture if you will it's I watched two episodes of Twilight Zone yesterday which ones Wally Cox with the
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uh the first AI woman that falls in love with him Wally Cox from an old TV show
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what Hollywood Squares Marlon Brando's best friend by
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the way they would like uh uh they would like have sex with the same excuse me
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woman at the same time they were like very famously like uh uh coxman together
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on show Bros you know Co Cox
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[Laughter] was Wally Cox was on what did you say
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cuz I want to laugh escob Bros es eso Brothers
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but Wally Cox was the bottom left Square on when I was a kid on Hollywood Squares
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and I I had no idea he was an escob bro with all these famous people I just thought he and Paul Lyn were funny you
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know so oh that's tremendous smells like [ __ ] in here I
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think yeah smells like that's a that was
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rep back to your show scared straight
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um what so you get you get Goldie Hon's
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daughter get Katie and uh Kati Katie Hudson I I I think is tremendous amazing
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and and it's so much like so fun like stories like her stories are so crazy
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you know like oh yeah you know it's my birthday and oh was crazy like Paul McCartney you know was there and at one
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point he looked over to Barack Obama and told him this and like when people tell you those stories I'm like what do I
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have like oh really uh you're like this is all H one time Bobby Lee and I went to Las
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Vegas together that's your story and we couldn't find his pubes
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wow so he couldn't go on that night I've seen Bobby Lee naked more often than
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I've seen my my own wife naked so I've seen him naked three times
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plot thickening Bobby is hilarious he is one of the one of the alltime funniest he's got a very funny
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thing about him he's got a great burn he acts real serious and just looks over St
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I like when he stop and he does the death stare his podcast and you know he's loaded up with something every
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other every other comment is racist and he just stares at them and he doesn't say anything I'm I think I'm gonna take
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off that's funny uh
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oh by the way Dana on a side know you don't have to listen like when I was when I was golfing with love the other
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day I burned him because we were on the green and he was blabbing away and I was
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walking the other side of the green I go uh oh you're cutting out and I've never used it in real life
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before but it was good with love it because he goes I take offense to that and I'm sorry about your
00:28:53
attitude and then uh but it was funny to say he's cutting out real life like laughed at my own joke then laughed at
00:29:00
his all right go ahead back to this guy some people say you're cutting out on me you're cutting out on me I have a
00:29:07
brother who says that to me you're cutting out on me well I'm not doing intentionally [ __ ] oh yeah they're mad
00:29:13
at you affection hey you're cutting out you're cutting out on me it's not what
00:29:19
uh so the show's a smash show is picked up which is I
00:29:24
thought you're in it a little bit or where where you as an no I I'm not in it
00:29:30
I I just kind of wrote it and and was there while we were shooting it my dad is in it my dad is an actor he plays the
00:29:37
family attorney I saw him um so maybe you saw him the attorney on jury duty
00:29:43
yeah the judge he played the judge on jury duty and he always wanted to be in Show Business you get in Show Business
00:29:49
now he's in Show Business I got a nepo D he has a good good spot that's cool a reverse never heard of that a neppo
00:29:56
because a neppo I understand people get mad at at nepo babies I don't by the way I think they're good A lot of the time
00:30:02
fine but uh but Neo everyone can get yeah everyone can get behind a nepo d
00:30:10
yeah let them have fun yeah what are you what are you get and by the way uh who I think has a [ __ ] ton of Charisma is Chad
00:30:17
Hanks oh my God that's some else someone says to me it's like I can't believe Chad Hanks is such a good actor I'm like
00:30:23
his dad is Tom Hanks that's the Apple ain't going to fall that far
00:30:30
from the tree if he's half as good he's going to get a couple Oscars even if he only got three Oscars
00:30:37
that would be good yeah yeah I only have I only have two best original score for
00:30:44
the brutalist did you do that pppy tune I did it that was I did all my little
00:30:51
CIO keyboard I saw ignora last night cuz I had not seen it again with ignora
00:30:58
I loved ignora what was the real name of it what's it called Anora Anora
00:31:05
okay no disrespect but I is some disrespect by the way no I only saw Dune
00:31:11
2 and conclave of the nominees how many both I loved I loved conclave I love D I
00:31:21
love the Nora and I loved the brutalist and I think that's all I saw will you
00:31:26
watch the brutalist again never
00:31:31
never it's very long a feel bad movie this summer yeah it's really uh it's
00:31:38
brutal uh but uh I really did think it was cool was Dune 2 with the
00:31:44
popes no the popes were they had to get they had to get a new pope so they
00:31:50
sequester him not unlike a jury they put him all in this big room in the
00:31:55
Vatican Game of Thrones can't be Pope you need to be a little heavier you
00:32:01
can't have a stick figure anexia popes they need to be round people want to
00:32:07
Marcy [Music]
00:32:12
Marcy can I ask you a question I cuz you are our guest sometimes one time the guest just clicked out I've had
00:32:19
enough um you're kind of a movie fan CU well one thing is you you must be I don't know if your iq's been tested but
00:32:25
I saw it I mean come on you've won look at this [ __ ] with Jeopardy a million dollars Celebrity Jeopardy Jeopardy
00:32:32
twice celebrity celebrity Wheel Of Fortune or no celebrity who wants to be
00:32:38
a millionaire millionaire another million played with your dad and then you win this one of them by referring to
00:32:46
a obscure quote in Eyes Wide Shut or a reference in Eyes Wide Shut Stanley
00:32:51
kubri yes yes tell that story so I went on I went on Celebrity Jeopardy I I won
00:32:58
it I got the trophy right there did you go against mind no I went against uh who did I play
00:33:04
I played Jaylen Rose I played constant woo I played uh
00:33:10
uh simul I played um uh uh shanii uh
00:33:16
wait it sounds like stacked over here yeah yeah yeah go ahead uh uh I played
00:33:21
um hold on someone else these are the people you smoked then in the finals for Celebrity
00:33:27
Jeopardy up against Pat Patton who's a real smarty pants Patt Oswald oh Patton Oswald yeah yeah he is he is a definite
00:33:34
pop culture yeah he loves that and then also uh uh uh will weaton who you
00:33:41
remember from Stand By Star Trek yeah yeah he still gets standed by me he
00:33:47
still gets standed by me next genen okay I won that so then I
00:33:55
went back they invited me on the tournament of champ which I thought was just going to be like not to do with celebrities you're
00:34:01
going up real that happened and I just it was
00:34:07
like a fade comp that I wasn't gonna win so I was just gonna have fun and let these kind of you know sweet nerds
00:34:13
destroy me and I just kind of by a fluke won my the quarterfinal and the final
00:34:20
question was the Final Jeopardy category was Roman poets and I was like oh [ __ ] I
00:34:27
only know like one or two and then I read like this what the quote was and I
00:34:34
just in my mind I was kind of weighing them and I thought of Eyes Wide Shut
00:34:39
because you remember the scene in Eyes Wide Shut where Nicole they're at the party they're at s uh uhne syney
00:34:45
Pollock's party yeah and and uh Nicole came in that like really creepy European guy is like uh hello how are you doing
00:34:53
have you ever read oid on the art of love and I was like oh o it'll be maybe
00:34:58
it's over and so I I credit sty curi oh my God how did how many times had you
00:35:04
seen that movie i' I've seen I watch it with the family we watch it once a week
00:35:10
with the kids every Saturday with the kids we watch it we want them we want them to understand that there is a a
00:35:17
illuminati out there who are having secret sex do you have other kubri movies that you like is moon landing
00:35:27
the moon landing moon landing the JFK supposedly film that was Oliver Stone
00:35:34
Moon I see okay you got it you got it um I I have been in a bit of a Barry Lindon
00:35:40
phase uh really I don't know the last time you've seen it was I remember seeing it when I was young and I was
00:35:46
like it's so long but now when you watch it it's it's it's hilarious first of all
00:35:52
uh and it's so beautiful and Ryan O'Neal really was a really great actor he was really good same thing the the standard
00:35:59
was so high in the 70s with kubri and other movies that I saw it didn't get it
00:36:04
saw it in the theater I watched it a year ago by myself just said [ __ ] it I'm GNA go revisit it and um the the uh the
00:36:14
prologue what was the afterwards they said such was life in 16th century France or whatever and they're all gone
00:36:21
now and then I I got the whole the whole thing and the thing the physical comedy of that dance sequence did oh my God
00:36:29
which he just stepped right up to the Tippy Toe of of winking at us yeah yeah
00:36:35
but that's a brilliant film atmospherically you are completely submerged oh my God into it and the the
00:36:41
cinematography is you know so it's also very sexy and let's you guys mind if we watch a couple hours of it real quick we
00:36:48
always talk about movies at some point and I always say if you can only watch one movie tonight you had to watch a
00:36:55
movie tonight by yourself Ike what pops into your head God this is
00:37:00
different than my favorite movie right like yeah not but what would you watch tonight uh tonight if I was gonna watch
00:37:07
something uh I would I would watch uh
00:37:14
idiocracy oh wow workplace comedy with Mike Judge director Mike Judge uh I was
00:37:22
just watching a little of it uh on a flight uh last week and uh not drawing
00:37:29
any parallels to the present of course but uh it is such a funny movie and
00:37:35
every time I watch it it gets funnier and funnier I would watch the bridge of
00:37:41
the the bridge at remin World War II movie from the 70s that's what I would watch what's it
00:37:47
called what's it called the Bridget Remagen or reman Remagen no I'm kidding you don't have to watch that what I
00:37:52
really but I want to do it uh um the longest day if you like
00:37:59
World War II movies oh that is a great movie the longest day but if you haven't seen because God R the sold Jean Hackman
00:38:06
if you haven't seen the firm you seen it right oh yeah yeah he's great and that
00:38:12
whole movie is fantastic that movie is really great like for like a a legal thriller that's a great movie and he's
00:38:19
unbelievable um no that's the Pelican Brief that's that's his next movie David
00:38:26
what would you what would you watch don't say Tommy Boy don't say Tommy Boy don't PL 30 say opportunity knie and the
00:38:34
[ __ ] cats all the classics uh no I don't uh Dave's not a
00:38:39
movie when I get on a movie when I get on a flight I try to I have to have a TV
00:38:45
on the back of that chair and oh yeah it just kills time it's so great so when I'm on a
00:38:51
flight they have new release they have old ones I always buzz through I can't tell you the last one I saw but I will
00:38:58
say I don't think they can call Fern Gully a new release on Delta just shouting out legally I don't think they
00:39:05
can and uh I do watch I will watch almost anything on a plane because you're stuck so God what did I watch
00:39:13
last time maybe maybe that Tom Cruz Emily Blunt oh Edge of Tomorrow Edge of
00:39:19
Tomorrow oh yeah that's cool I like that movie I like science fiction got another
00:39:24
thumbs up hey Dana can I tell you something about opportunity KN I saw that movie opening night love it uh and
00:39:32
a kid I went to school with Elementary School was one of the kids who the karate kids who who beats you up because
00:39:39
you shot that movie yeah Josh Livingston I don't know if you remember him in Chicago in Chicago yeah so I saw that
00:39:45
movie uh opening uh weekend baby I did the best I could it was a bit of a tussle with uh creative forces but this
00:39:51
goes full circle of this podcast so I'm doing the movie in Chicago and so
00:39:57
there's these two dudes playing dude number one dude number two maybe they have a line they look like they're in
00:40:02
their 40s or early 50s and I'm just talking to him at lunch and whatever and I didn't know one of them was the
00:40:09
infamous improv guy you mentioned earlier Godfather of improv so Del he's
00:40:15
Moonlighting getting a check on this silly romantic comedy and uh I didn't
00:40:21
know till later I was talking to Del close he had no he didn't never kind of go well you know what I uh I kind of
00:40:27
started in Chicago no he was very very cool and then checks out cuz he was
00:40:32
always like broke so he would whenever they were shooting a movie in town he would get up you know directors would
00:40:38
call him he's teaching and he was also like a you know a heroin addict for a
00:40:45
long time he wasn't like a he wasn't like a he didn't have his [ __ ] together so to speak uh but he was a really H
00:40:52
fascinating guy and uh and I learned a lot from him and then uh yeah for a guy who I think touched so many people he
00:40:59
wasn't a name dropper around us he never was like oh one time Bill Murray told me you he was just like very like uh he was
00:41:07
Guy Mike Myers always would refer to Del close you know just so Mike was big yeah
00:41:14
I Mike Myers who by the way is a Enemy of the State right now because he's Canadian so you guys should reach out to
00:41:21
him because they're coming after him yeah well I did Elon Musk for 28s on
00:41:27
that show and uh got a got a little chatter from him and so now Mike's doing this sort of Monty pythonesque avanguard
00:41:35
version it's really funny he's running he's turning he turns himself off he's like um but yeah we'll we'll we'll we'll
00:41:43
have him on tomorrow to discuss his uh yeah and if you guys could shelter him that would be nice because he's gonna
00:41:48
need help we will remember shelter in place during the pandemic shelter and place the pandemic I wherever you are do
00:41:56
you mean you mean the planemic yeah can I bring up can I bring up a video of uh Anthony fouchy that I made it's a Jib
00:42:03
Jab where he kind of admits I want to hear it I want to see a Jib Jab you know my Anthony fouchy bit
00:42:10
let tell you something I know I told you if you had two shots I just do this guy for him You' be dancing in the streets I
00:42:17
missed it by a little much a little bit who knew it was a mutating mother that's why I'm introducing the daily shot
00:42:24
Anthony Couch's daily shot every single day you go to your healthc care provider
00:42:30
by the time you get to your car you don't have any immunity but it's a beautiful 39
00:42:38
seconds he does he's he's a doctor he's supposed to be like you know have an academic voice and he sounds like he's
00:42:44
trying to sell you like an old p in New Jersey let me get in this Las saber from
00:42:50
the bottom of my all new leather fouches go [ __ ] yourself I just I just did that
00:42:57
for myself you are a great audience Ike you must be fun in the writer's room and you're a great wrer I have a serious
00:43:04
question for Ike before we get get rid of them please you were shooting the movie blockers which which I think I
00:43:10
just met your director recently uh we had a oh K Canon super cool guy he's also friends with Theo um wait k Canon
00:43:18
directed blockers oh maybe that's a lady maybe he wrote it is or did you
00:43:24
write it oh there were oh yeah yeah no there were there were other writers there was
00:43:29
uh okay it was one of the 40 people so exctly he's friends with Theo uh pretending to be part of the
00:43:36
film blockers and he was on the set and uh but it says because I have a bad neck and you [ __ ] did a stunt you hurt
00:43:43
your oh yeah yeah God that's the worst on a movie too yeah it was a bummer um you know
00:43:51
what dick joke were you doing where you fell it was a I was trying to suck my own dick it was like it was an improv
00:43:59
that IW there guys let me one take keep the cameras going yeah last take of the
00:44:04
thing uh no it was it right when it happened you kind of don't even realize what's happening until before you know
00:44:10
it you have a doctor being like hey you [ __ ] up your neck and uh so I was really bummed you know but uh luckily
00:44:17
like I I really took the um I took like the rehab of it all really seriously the
00:44:24
worst part about hurting your neck besides the fact that you could Poss paralyzed yeah is you have to wear a
00:44:29
neck brace which we can all agree is an inherently comic thing like when you see
00:44:35
people in a neck brace you're thinking like Christopher on The Sopranos or like John larette on night it's like a funny
00:44:43
it's a funny bit because most of times it's like nine times out of 10 when someone's wearing a neck brace they were
00:44:49
rear ended and and but this one it was a more involved one that was like had
00:44:54
braces and buckles and stuff oh no and yeah that was rough that was really rough um because like I would see
00:45:00
friends of mine people on the street too who don't even I don't even know them would walk out to be like oh my god what happened how they feel for you and like
00:45:07
they feel for you which is nice but you're also like I don't want to can't tell this [ __ ] story I don't want to talk about it yeah I don't I don't want
00:45:14
to talk about you can tell us though so yeah so no it was it was a bummer but it it it really uh I every morning I would
00:45:21
wake up and they were like you gotta do your you got to correct your posture which is basically if
00:45:27
if you shrug your shoulders and put your arms up and then drop your arms that feels crazy right but that mean that's
00:45:34
your proper posture so I would strap that brace on and put on like a giant
00:45:40
sun hat and just like walk up and down my block for as long until my legs gave
00:45:45
out basically I was committed to fixing it without surgery trying to hold it so
00:45:50
and I didn't have to have surgery and now watch this ready for this oh that's good that's more than I can do I could
00:45:56
do the full Brady bun full Brady Bunch Mobility yeah can you crack your back
00:46:03
just by yourself standing up like uh I could crack my sternum a little bit but
00:46:09
I've read I saw I I read about a crazy person on Tik Tok TI Tok you should not be you shouldn't be cracking and popping
00:46:15
you seen those chiropractors on Tik Tok but most of the time the people fart on the ones I get but yeah those are funny
00:46:22
I get ones for dogs where it'll be like a guy who like aund what 140 lb pull and
00:46:29
he's like and you hear like a bomb go off and the dog is like oh dogs are not
00:46:34
used to getting cracked it's so weird and then the dog's happy though and runs away smiling is that cuz I saw one they
00:46:40
don't know if they're happy I think that there's an owner holding a piece of bacon camer I don't buy it I saw do it
00:46:47
to a Geral he's like this and the Geral is like I was fine by the way who's
00:46:52
complaining did to a red ant I was like can you C him in accidentally and the A's like he's like
00:46:59
it's more my thorax luckily regenerate it's more my
00:47:05
thorax well a gentleman joins us here today Mr AA Baron Holtz she's made quite
00:47:12
a splash on on the the The Mindy Project plays a character named Morgan Tuckers
00:47:19
is that funny Ed Morgan Tuckers male nurse hell please welcome so I wanted to mention that cuz
00:47:26
five years on The Mindy Pro tell us about Morgan Morgan tuers cuz we're going to get letters why didn't you ask
00:47:32
we're going to get
00:47:38
letters we haven't even had have we had Mindy on Dana we should have Mindy on love to have her she would do this
00:47:45
in she's like me big ass an elf man let's B have us now we won't put but if
00:47:52
you could do it as Johnny Carson that would be that be amazing oh let me do this for you this is what I do now for
00:47:57
friends Johnny Johnny Carson gets pulled over for drunk driving 1972 oh oh Sharry off sure I didn't know
00:48:05
I was swerving I had two slippery monkeys at the hook and crook
00:48:10
yes slippery monkeys at the hook and C sorry I had a tomato a back a tomato
00:48:15
strawberry Boom Boom at the windy Summit I just like the drinks and the location
00:48:21
at the windy Summit I had able Deery up with a Twist at The Rusty Nail copper
00:48:29
penny is by Warner Brothers he would have gone to that all right so and The Rusty Nail and The Rusty Nail and or the
00:48:36
desperate pillow is another good Watering Hole the desperate pillow but
00:48:41
anyway so so the those five years was big for you it was so yeah and it was so much fun it was such a fun job we had
00:48:49
you know such a fun cast and writers it's like when a lot of my children were born while we were doing the show and
00:48:55
now it's so crazy now they're watching it's on Netflix or it was on Netflix and now they're watching it and it's really
00:49:01
sweet because you do stuff like and you you just kind of don't rewatch it for a long time and then it comes back to you
00:49:08
one day with your kids and they get to see me that's fun though you know like farting so hard that my pants fall down
00:49:13
and St how old are the kids again uh six is
00:49:20
69 and 12 okay so they're still in the world of innocence and Magic except yeah
00:49:26
and social media but still they're like they do but we don't we I really am like you're going to watch like SNL and Way's
00:49:34
world and Tommy Boy and the things that I loved uh because at some point they're gonna go online and watch some idiot
00:49:41
online so and as long as they're in my house before they like the pranksters on Tik Tok you have to give them some
00:49:47
baseline he if I was R if I was I'm sorry if I was running for president uh I would uh sadly have to execute all Tik
00:49:55
Tock pranksters I or or or you're put in a go Lo like like cuz they're not even like clever pranks
00:50:02
man it'll be like a guy like a like an older man in a Home Depot like trying to get like a bag of mulch and they walk up
00:50:09
behind him and like give him a Wet Willie and the guy's like what the [ __ ] and then they run away and I'm like or
00:50:14
they hit him with a ball in the head and then they both look around like what happened I'm like beat that guy too I
00:50:20
got hit too and it's like you you guys are now going to break rocks for five years let's see some pranks about that
00:50:26
I've seen when pranks go bad I should send you on ik it's Instagram where it goes wrong and they get the [ __ ] kicked
00:50:33
out him it's great David I have seen those and mother's milk to me where a guy just starts whing like it's a prank
00:50:39
it's a prank it's a prank who cares it's a prank too why would I be like oh you're not CID camera you're some
00:50:46
[ __ ] oh sorry I didn't realize you were disrupting my life for uh internet your own punching in the face oh don't
00:50:53
get me going Ike Ike now I have to say were you named
00:50:58
after Dwight D Eisenhower whose nickname was Ike I'm sure you've been asked this a billion times but Ike is a
00:51:04
very my name is a little unusual this is this one's for the fans
00:51:09
I've never discussed this before I I never will never I will never discuss it
00:51:15
again after this it's very private but I will tell you uh no my real name is Isaac and uh uh yeah I know it's very
00:51:24
it's a Jewish bummer um but uh I had a I had a teacher my favorite teacher a guy
00:51:30
named K Mr kho and he started kind of calling me Ike and that's really when it
00:51:36
just I kind of became Ike and uh good because it's very rare it's rare and their most Ikes I
00:51:45
think are good Ike Eisenhower was an amazing really really Ike Turner is the
00:51:51
the the rough one but you also have Ike Austin center for the Miami ke was very
00:51:56
good he was a good listen Ike Turner early on had a vision yeah and I think
00:52:02
we can all agree he made some very bad decisions yeah but um and I don't like him I think he's a bad guy good job on
00:52:09
the record with that on the record I want to just end the controversy 12 1223
00:52:16
Pacific Standard Time Andy I Ike Turner gets thumbs down come on Zoom put that
00:52:23
thumb come on let's do it it doesn't do it when you really do it look at I got rain Dana look at that
00:52:30
wow Heather did you see that we don't know how it happens it's just random I can't it has a special
00:52:38
Zoom app know more but it's
00:52:43
worth all right IE anything else Dan there any final thoughts you want to do because what the um Scared Straight show
00:52:50
or standing running what is it it's called it's called standing reming says it right top of
00:52:59
it it is I always hate when shows uh tee themselves up for critics to slam it you
00:53:05
know running running point is more like whatever running away like happy times
00:53:11
was anything but bad mom is more like bad movie yeah that's really clever they're
00:53:19
so excited such a delicious pun delicious delicious just got to say when
00:53:27
they when I first heard your guys podcast uh I was listened to it I was so excited being on this show so much fun
00:53:33
you guys have made me laugh so much over the years really it's wild it's wild I'm
00:53:40
putting you in the Hall of Fame of G because you were so Lively so much
00:53:46
energy you laughed at our our jokes hey can I say suck at thorough
00:53:53
yeah thorough oh he's he always beat you yeah well let's have a little
00:54:00
competition make it health and you're smart no one knew that that's great no I present very dumb won $2 million for
00:54:07
Charities on uh
00:54:13
charity what are you gonna Foundation I've started I've started a foundation that I I wet my
00:54:20
beak a little bit wet my beak a little bit Yeah wet I'll take a taste I won't
00:54:25
take all I'll wet my beak a little bit wor some went to some kids some went to some poor people some went to my boat
00:54:33
yeah something for the effort I weet my beak is a great figure of speech that's got to be in we got to do a Sopranos
00:54:39
remake man that is a [ __ ] brilliant things that's the best that's the all right boss appreciate look for running
00:54:46
Point running you guys are amazing running Point running Point running Point Netflix right now peace out please
00:54:53
have me back yeah peace out this has been a presentation of Odyssey please
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