@@VanHellsing12 Super Dave Osborne's real name was Bob Einstein. (True fact: Bob's brother's name is actually Albert. For some reason, he decided not to use his real name when he got into show business. Go figure.) (If you've ever heard of "Albert Brooks"... that's the brother in question.)
The fact that he specifically told Super Dave off camera that he didn't know what the word "epithet" meant, and then went on to use it (incorrectly) in the show to set him off is pure comedic genius.
I think that was just a bit that Super Dave was doing- I don’t think Norm actually mentioned before the show that he doesn’t know what epithet means. Funny either way though haha
The fact that you and 370 people didn't get Super Dave's obvious joke and interpreted it as your comment suggests is baffling. Are you completely r-worded?
@@PotatoMaGobinus Watch the Bob Saget talk. I honestly think Adam is hurting right now. From what Sagat said, Adam may have been his closest friend. Don’t expect anything out of him, that’s not fair to him, or to us the fans. He was a fun punching bag, but Norm saw something special in him, and to have a genius of comedy find someone special in you, I can’t imagine the heartbreak Adam is in. He played the silly sidekick for years and must have loved working with him, just give him time. Maybe he’ll never say anything, and I think we should accept that as much as if he says something.
@@Alexander_Grant Yeah not only was he his sidekick on this show, but Norm portrayed him as such in his book. Adam made a heartfelt post on Instagram, but that's all I've seen so far. I get the feeling we haven't seen the last of Adam Egret.
@Agent 39 you might be jaded enough to think that, but I still believe Pringles was a super laid-back tennis ball manufacturer that had some potatoes show up on their shipping dock
“I’ve been dying to know, where do you get your ideas from?” is possibly the most embarrassingly stupid question Adam had on the show and it created one of the best parts of this episode.
Sorry if its going over my head, but the back story if you don't know it makes it even more funny. It was a real Norm thing to set up his cohost to ask that. During Super Daves first episode of his solo show he starts off by speaking to the audience saying he will try something new and will answer questions from the audience. Carol Burnette stands up and asks him "Where do you get your ideas from?" , the joke being this is how she would start most of her own shows she had years before. You can see that little shit eating grin Norm has afterwards, Super Dave knew the reference but I am not so sure Adam knew it nor a lot of other people. Really miss Norms ability build so many layers into what seems like something so simple on the surface.
Super Dave (Real name Bob Einstein) was such a great straight man. Probably one of the few people capable of barreling through half of Norm's without a hint of reservation and actually getting him to shut up every once and a while. In a nest of chucklefucks he was the only man capable of not chuckling o7
this editing is golden. it really paints a narrative that's only implied in the original. captures the best in a concise and flowing way. that title is golden too, "Norm Macdonald (First Episode) A Hilarious Disaster" making it seem like this is completely unintended.
Rest easy Super Dave, you had a hell of an impact on so many people. I remember when I was a kid I'd stay up late and watch Super Dave's movie and loved every minute.
I'm old, used to LOVE the John Byner show. Super Dave was a legend. So my whole life I liked him, finally knew him as Bob Einstein, amazing in Curb... yet it was only a few years ago that I found out he is Albert Brooks' brother!
If you wanna see some classic Super Dave Osborne/Bob Einstein, you should look up the work he did on the legendary Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour back in the 60s (alongside other legends such as Steve Martin who were just getting their start at the time) as well as episodes and clips from his own TV show "Super Dave" which ran from 1987 to 1991. An absolute classic comedy show that is criminally underrated these days. It deserves to be remembered and celebrated FAR more than it currently is. It's the show that made the LA native Super Dave/Bob Einstein an honorary Canadian (as the show was shot and produced in Toronto, Ontario, Canada). SOOO many classic bits. The character of Super Dave is a spoof of Evel Knievel, a stuntman with Einstein's trademark acerbic wit and acid tongue who is constantly getting cartoonsishly injured when his stunts inevitably go horribly wrong. The very first segment of the show itself was a classic! The announcer...announces...that the night's special celebrity guest is none other than Ray Charles and Dave is driving him to the theater/studio at that very moment. Then their car arrives in the front parking lot and begins doing all manner of crazy car stunts - donuts, burnouts, driving on two wheels, 180° spins, etc - and the audience is wowed at Super Dave's skill in stunt driving. Then the car comes screeching right up to the theater's entrance, the driver's door opens...and it turns out RAY CHARLES was the one driving, while a terribly frightened Super Dave was in the passenger seat. Because Ray insisted on driving to the show from the airport himself lolol. So it turns out they weren't doing a bunch of crazy car stunts, that was just Ray trying to drive them to the show lololol fucking brilliant. Then another classic and probably most famous Super Dave bit is when he was to jump off the top of Toronto's CN Tower with only a nylon cord for protection. But at the zero hour Dave chickens out and prepares to abandon the stunt, taking off the protective nylon cord and arguing with the interviewer. Then when they decide to go back inside the tower, the interviewer opens the door, which bumps Dave and accidentally knocks him off the top of the tower and he falls all the way down, slamming onto the ground below and leaving a Wile E. Coyote-style imprint of his body on the ground that was like a foot deep lolol. But enough of me spoiling these classic bits, go look em up on your own. Theres FAR more to the man than his work on Curb Your Enthusiasm and his appearances on Norm's podcast here. Theres a reason he was one of the most respected legends in comedy. RIP Robert "Bob" "Super Dave Osborne" Einstein! ;_;7
This episode is one of the greatest bits of internet history. The interaction between the three is so good , like it was scripted by a genius comedy writer. Oh and facial expressions.
Norm at 3:09 interrupting Super Dave mid sentence is one of my all time favorite Norm Macdonald moment’s. SUPER DAVE “You know what I was thinking though” NORM “Remember the girl who got stabbed?” (A brief silence is had, immediately followed by his trusty sidekicks genuine confusion) ADAM EGET “What?!” “We went over words before the show, don’t use it if you don’t know what it means.” -Super Dave, RIP.
This might legitimately be the funniest 10 minutes ever committed to film. RIP Norm, guess the big man couldn't wait for the live show anymore. Thanks for best laughs.
If you are having a bad day watch this and you will instantly cheer up. Fantastic first episode of the podcast, you can see a real respect and love between dave and norm. R.i.p SuperDave
I assume the title is facetious for comedy's sake, but this episode was absolutely a highly calculated "disaster." Norm, Dave, and even Adam all know *precisely* what they're doing. The whole show was designed to come off this way, because it's fucking hilarious. And it's absolutely Super Dave's style, which meshes PERFECTLY with Norm's style. And even Adam's own pseudo-idiotic anti-humor style is the perfect foil for them. All of this was meticulously planned out, executed FLAWLESSLY, and was an amazing success. Which is especially hilarious when you think about certain dummies who dont understand what they're seeing and took it all at face value and thought this was all real lolol. Rest in Peace Bob "Super Dave Osborne" Einstein! Truly deserving of his surname, as he really was the Einstein of comedy! Couldn't think of a more perfect first guest for Norm Macdonald's amazing (and sadly possibly dead forever thanks to the morons at Netflix) podcast. You are well and truly missed.
I imagine somewhere right now Norm is saying to Bob “Now explain to the folks how we both died”. RIP guys, truly some of the funniest comedians
You're right, but it's PATRICE O'NEAL he's talking to.
He gone :/ , the pigeon from Tyson is gone
@@RoseUnseen what? Who hurt you kid.
Who is Bob? I missed the name change portion.
@@VanHellsing12 Super Dave Osborne's real name was Bob Einstein. (True fact: Bob's brother's name is actually Albert. For some reason, he decided not to use his real name when he got into show business. Go figure.) (If you've ever heard of "Albert Brooks"... that's the brother in question.)
"Let's roll the clip" *slide show of Jay Leno begins*
He says lets roll the clip and its a picture.
Best part LMAO. "Even the prisoners are going back to their cells"
@@thegreekdeal4747 This show is just so...!!!
Most hilarious moment
ColombianThunder THIS IS YOUR LIFE
The fact that he specifically told Super Dave off camera that he didn't know what the word "epithet" meant, and then went on to use it (incorrectly) in the show to set him off is pure comedic genius.
"We went over words before the show." LMFAO
It's even funnier considering he knows so many, uh, uh... words.
I think that was just a bit that Super Dave was doing- I don’t think Norm actually mentioned before the show that he doesn’t know what epithet means. Funny either way though haha
The fact that you and 370 people didn't get Super Dave's obvious joke and interpreted it as your comment suggests is baffling. Are you completely r-worded?
@@giannis5250 yeah we’re now approaching 600 tardeds
I love how Norm just grins when SuperDave scolds him about stuff. He's like a mischievous kid
Norm loves it.
Like? He is!
I reckon Super Dave is smart enough, and savy with comedy, that he's just playing a role. It's fake upset, and he's milking it as much as Norm is
Norm definitely sought the approval of older guys. Bless him.
@@nicosmind3 explain to the folks at home that Super Dave and Bob Einstein are the same guy.
Maybe the single greatest podcast of all time
If they could keep it to one, I would agree.
Never listened to the old XFM podcasts?
@@user-ii9ig7vq1e no. Never heard them. Got a good link?
ua-cam.com/video/ZTqYaHoPqeY/v-deo.html
@@user-ii9ig7vq1e sweet
Thanks
Didn't include when super dave was 3mins into a funny story and norm looks at the camera and says ANNNDD WE'RE BACK
When Dave says he would break in to rape a woman they cut Norms reaction of short. Still great
When does this happen in the original episode? I have looked through that and I just cant seem to find
@@nikhilagrawal2064: Time stamp?
David spade
David Spade episode, not Super Dave
Adams the only one left. Truly the darkest timeline.
Has he said anything?
@@PotatoMaGobinus Watch the Bob Saget talk. I honestly think Adam is hurting right now. From what Sagat said, Adam may have been his closest friend. Don’t expect anything out of him, that’s not fair to him, or to us the fans. He was a fun punching bag, but Norm saw something special in him, and to have a genius of comedy find someone special in you, I can’t imagine the heartbreak Adam is in. He played the silly sidekick for years and must have loved working with him, just give him time. Maybe he’ll never say anything, and I think we should accept that as much as if he says something.
@@Alexander_Grant Yeah not only was he his sidekick on this show, but Norm portrayed him as such in his book. Adam made a heartfelt post on Instagram, but that's all I've seen so far. I get the feeling we haven't seen the last of Adam Egret.
poor guy, hope he's dealing with it well
I saw him under that bridge yesterday. He is now charging $ 50 bucks a man. Inflation sucks.
Super Dave never breaks character, because he IS the character until the gig ends. A master at work.
4:50 amazing reaction. You can't write this shit, you gotta deliver it.
Two great “characters” colliding made this episode so great
@@n8dawg4295 I think super dave just put on a show, enhancing his character, as he should. Back in the bar however, they are all on page and friends.
@Agent 39 you might be jaded enough to think that, but I still believe Pringles was a super laid-back tennis ball manufacturer that had some potatoes show up on their shipping dock
What character?
Explain to the folks at home who Super Dave is
Idk but he's dead
UndergroundEdits I didn’t even know he was sick.
Explain to the folks at home what the recurring "Explain to the folks at home..." joke is!
@@underground-edits I hope that you're being facetious there because if you were being serious then I've lost a LOT of respect for you, m8.
@@TomCL-vb6xc He died 2 January, 2019 of throat cancer shortly after being diagnosed. Aged 76.
this set the tone for the whole series while simultaneously being the best podcast ever made
Why is Larry Middleman such a Diva douchebag? He's worst than the women on The View.
@@ZeranZeran its the persona. All for comedy. Plus made it 100xx funnier
Amazing how its the first episode and the most essence of the show
@@ZeranZeran Are you for real? It's an act for comedic effect.
They all played their parts so fucking well.
"A brilliant guy like you doing a podcast for 18 people."
"We'd reach more people by yelling out a car window."
18 lakh people
He upped it to 50 later on 😂
E
He Knew 32 more people would tune as soon as the rumors would spread about Adam Egret would ask where his ideas would come from.
"Yes I like him"
"Oh shit"
I can't breathe. Adam Eget is so fucking underrated.
Nahh
Egret is rated
This episode was a complete disaster
Or so the Germans would have us believe
It was a disaster... reminds me of that tragedy.
I'm just saying that stalin was just as bad...
TurdleyCorn duck egit... egot? I don’t know, fuck him
What about Stalin?!?!
I think you mean the Russians.
*”IF YOURE GONNA SAY THAT AFTER EVERYTHING I SAY, IM GONNA LEAVE.”*
hahahhaha
CUZ THIS IS THE CHEAPEST THING IVE EVER BEEN APART OF
IF I DIDNT LOVE YOU ID BE SO GONE NOW.
Yeah, sure, but explain to the folks at home where that reference is from.
Super Dave’s reaction to hearing about Adam’s 9 months of sobriety kills me every single time
AbsurdistAgent “I don’t care if he’s shooting up during the show” 😂
"im so fucking happy for him"
That’s like three quarters of a chip!
“Ughhh I can’t tell you how much I give a shit” 💀😂
@@andresc1143 "give a *Chip" - makes it funnier
4:45 The pure joy on Norm‘s face during the awkward silence tells you everything you know about that guy
Turns out he got his ideas from Ralph's
@@rico76 That is soooooooo funny.
@@polreamonn want me to call your nurse?
"Where do you get your ideas from?" I'm dead.
Such a stupid question, I love it
But did you die?
I got it from Ralph's...in the meat department.
Super Dave was actually pissed at that question lmao.
Plz explain
“I’ve been dying to know, where do you get your ideas from?” is possibly the most embarrassingly stupid question Adam had on the show and it created one of the best parts of this episode.
Sounds like something norm would tell him to ask.
Pretty good question tbh
Sorry if its going over my head, but the back story if you don't know it makes it even more funny. It was a real Norm thing to set up his cohost to ask that. During Super Daves first episode of his solo show he starts off by speaking to the audience saying he will try something new and will answer questions from the audience. Carol Burnette stands up and asks him "Where do you get your ideas from?" , the joke being this is how she would start most of her own shows she had years before. You can see that little shit eating grin Norm has afterwards, Super Dave knew the reference but I am not so sure Adam knew it nor a lot of other people. Really miss Norms ability build so many layers into what seems like something so simple on the surface.
@@jayd6372I knew it was a reoccurring thing on this show but didn’t know it’s basically a classic Norm thing he’s been doing, thanks for the insight.
I actually believe it comes from norms appearance on the tom green podcast, somebody calls in and asks where he gets his ideas from@@hidenfn
Super dave is the only person I’ve seen have norm crying laughing
“He said let’s roll the clip and it’s a picture!” Kills me
Left out the "gold plated chains" joke...
Did you just say that?! I’m not a part of this!
That part blocked the video worldwide on my first upload. I've seen it on youtube elsewhere but I had to remove it for some reason.
UndergroundEdits
You tried!!
Good upload
These guys are so funny
Best part
@@underground-edits really? Wow
Where do you want to see hefty women dancing? IN THE CIRCUS 😂🤣😂🤣😩😂😭😩😂😭
Why just the circus? Why not in a drugstore or back home with the folks? Hefty women need room to spread their flaps!
Honestly all of this is just genius. Dave hating how unprofessional the show is, Norm trolling and being meta, and Adam being Adam.
Hate meta jokes
5:29 is to this day one of the funniest low key lines of Norm’s career. By setting that up the entire podcast he absolutely nailed it. Brilliant.
first time seeing this, i’m in tears
Something wrong with the fuckin motor 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Had the same exact reaction. That might be one of Norm's more masterfully landed punch lines in a career full of them.
@@greeneggsandham91 yup
Norm messing so much with Super Dave is the most hilarious stuff
the best thing is in another episode where they call him and then just let him keep talking while they silently walk away
4:50 The look on Super Dave's face after the question is asked.
Threedog he for sure idea shops at Ralph’s
I thought someone hit the pause button while recording
He didn't had "Idea" he's going to be asked that question
This is absolutely my most favorite podcast ever. Norm crying with laughter while Super Dave lampoons Adams dying of salt clip kills me every time.
Seeing Norm so fucking happy is wonderful.
Where's the joke about the gold plated chains, that was truly a masterpiece
I wouldn't say it was a masterpiece. More like a great retirement gift for a really good slave.
Not a master piece, more like a slave piece.
Maybe the best moment of the episode. Super Dave's reaction to that was incredible.
Did you just write that?
@@topramen5344 No I read it.
"A lot would have to go right for me to die of salt" Adam eget
Egret *
@@scottimpens Eget*
@@vicvinegar4540 Eet
@@scottimpens Regret*
Explain to the folks at home what a 'disaster' is.
It’s like that national tragedy where the stories came crashing down.
Lol
Sounds like my honeymoon
Sounds like my honeymoon
Joe Biden presidency
“Sweating like Chris Dorner in a Big Bear Cabin”
“That’s racist”
"Remember that girl who got stabbed?"
He told him he didnt know epithet was before the show and then used it on the show. Thats some out of the box thinking to throw off super dave
@Gavin James Then thats some out of the box improv from super! I refuse to NOT compliment at least someone in the video for that moment.
Super Dave (Real name Bob Einstein) was such a great straight man. Probably one of the few people capable of barreling through half of Norm's without a hint of reservation and actually getting him to shut up every once and a while. In a nest of chucklefucks he was the only man capable of not chuckling o7
Joe Schmoe straight man? I heard he was deeply closeted.
Well I wouldn't say straight...
“He says ‘roll the clip’ and it’s a picture.”
Rest in peace, Norm. You brought me many times to tears with your sense of humour. We’ll miss you dearly!
I can't believe Adam Eget is the only person from this clip who's still alive.
Explain to Joe Rogan this is the most entertaining podcast to ever appear on the internet.
Get To It!
But Joe Rogan wasn't in it!
@@MrJoeybabe25 either were any of his self proclaimed " death squad "
Explain to the folks what a Joe Rogan is
@@MrJoeybabe25 Eget was trying to revive it and Joe said he'd be the first guest
@@toastedt140 Fuck, that would have been great. RIP Norm.
this editing is golden. it really paints a narrative that's only implied in the original. captures the best in a concise and flowing way. that title is golden too, "Norm Macdonald (First Episode) A Hilarious Disaster" making it seem like this is completely unintended.
i can't believe Adam Eget
outlived these two
He is like a lot younger though
@@odessa745 "like"? Is the obvious age difference that vague?
when Adam says roll the clip and it's just pictures that kills me every time and Super Dave's reaction takes it to the next level 6:17
Norm is a genius, you know, like Einstein.
Explain to the folks at home who Einstein is
Super Dave's real name is Bob Einstein
Little orphan Funkhauser
I wonder where Einstein got his ideas
They should put _ME_ on a network...
Rest easy Super Dave, you had a hell of an impact on so many people. I remember when I was a kid I'd stay up late and watch Super Dave's movie and loved every minute.
The way he says “GET TO IT!” off screen is the funniest moment in a podcast ever
3:09
“Do ya remember the girl who got stabbed?”
*SUPER DAVES SOUL LEAVES*
Monica seles
Christopher Mullaley I cant break change for two cents dude.
. 🤏
🤏 🤏
🤏 🤷🏻♂️ 🤏
@@SYCZ tf
Im ashamed I only learned of super dave from Curb. The man was hysterical.
Super Dave is in Arrested Development season 2 or 3 I guess.
@@ayan5416 actually you're right and i did know that but i forgot!
I'm old, used to LOVE the John Byner show. Super Dave was a legend. So my whole life I liked him, finally knew him as Bob Einstein, amazing in Curb... yet it was only a few years ago that I found out he is Albert Brooks' brother!
If you wanna see some classic Super Dave Osborne/Bob Einstein, you should look up the work he did on the legendary Smothers Brothers Comedy Hour back in the 60s (alongside other legends such as Steve Martin who were just getting their start at the time) as well as episodes and clips from his own TV show "Super Dave" which ran from 1987 to 1991. An absolute classic comedy show that is criminally underrated these days. It deserves to be remembered and celebrated FAR more than it currently is. It's the show that made the LA native Super Dave/Bob Einstein an honorary Canadian (as the show was shot and produced in Toronto, Ontario, Canada). SOOO many classic bits. The character of Super Dave is a spoof of Evel Knievel, a stuntman with Einstein's trademark acerbic wit and acid tongue who is constantly getting cartoonsishly injured when his stunts inevitably go horribly wrong. The very first segment of the show itself was a classic! The announcer...announces...that the night's special celebrity guest is none other than Ray Charles and Dave is driving him to the theater/studio at that very moment. Then their car arrives in the front parking lot and begins doing all manner of crazy car stunts - donuts, burnouts, driving on two wheels, 180° spins, etc - and the audience is wowed at Super Dave's skill in stunt driving. Then the car comes screeching right up to the theater's entrance, the driver's door opens...and it turns out RAY CHARLES was the one driving, while a terribly frightened Super Dave was in the passenger seat. Because Ray insisted on driving to the show from the airport himself lolol. So it turns out they weren't doing a bunch of crazy car stunts, that was just Ray trying to drive them to the show lololol fucking brilliant.
Then another classic and probably most famous Super Dave bit is when he was to jump off the top of Toronto's CN Tower with only a nylon cord for protection. But at the zero hour Dave chickens out and prepares to abandon the stunt, taking off the protective nylon cord and arguing with the interviewer. Then when they decide to go back inside the tower, the interviewer opens the door, which bumps Dave and accidentally knocks him off the top of the tower and he falls all the way down, slamming onto the ground below and leaving a Wile E. Coyote-style imprint of his body on the ground that was like a foot deep lolol.
But enough of me spoiling these classic bits, go look em up on your own. Theres FAR more to the man than his work on Curb Your Enthusiasm and his appearances on Norm's podcast here. Theres a reason he was one of the most respected legends in comedy.
RIP Robert "Bob" "Super Dave Osborne" Einstein! ;_;7
@@ayan5416 the surrogate 😂 where I first saw him myself
Bob Einstein has really mastered the Neil Breen stare-down.
This episode is one of the greatest bits of internet history. The interaction between the three is so good , like it was scripted by a genius comedy writer. Oh and facial expressions.
I come back to this podcast every 6 months or so its just to funny.
Best beginning of a show I've ever seen
"I want you back on drugs" -Super Dave
"Where do you get your ideas from" that line killed me. This is the best show ever lol.
Anyone else laughing so hard you can’t breathe... Because I almost passed out
I had to pause it to breath a few times
6:10 Norm is crying with laughter.
Super Dave knows he's being funny and is putting on an act. it's so perfect.
I wanna see more shows like this.
Adam is too good at playing the terrible co-host and Norm loves it. Look at him turn to Super Dave after the joke at 8:14
If you watch/ listen to the podcast the awkward silence is at least three times as long. Comedy cold
4:45 is one of the funniest jokes/delivery/reaction combos I’ve ever seen and that’s not hyperbole.
“what about Adam Eget”
“Yes i like him”
“Oh shit!”
*look of disappointment*
i lost it😂
The part where Adam eget says “let’s roll the clip” and it’s a picture is so underrated
I'm really going to miss Norm so much. He's always gonna be my hero.
Norm at 3:09 interrupting Super Dave mid sentence is one of my all time favorite Norm Macdonald moment’s.
SUPER DAVE “You know what I was thinking though”
NORM “Remember the girl who got stabbed?”
(A brief silence is had, immediately followed by his trusty sidekicks genuine confusion)
ADAM EGET “What?!”
“We went over words before the show, don’t use it if you don’t know what it means.” -Super Dave, RIP.
"There's no clip! He said "roll the clip" and it's a picture!"
Certainly a beautiful disaster!
Not a disaster in my eyes hahaha, Super Dave absolutely shines here
"He said 'Let's roll the clip!' and it's a *picture* ." Lol the absolute disgust in his voice.
You know I love this channel, I have for a long time. And I just gotta ask, where do you get your ideas from?
I come back here twice a month
@ 5:12 - '...at Ralph's'. This is so sublime, beautiful, and on-brand for Super Dave.
Ok, I have spent over 3 hours and I cant find any Ideas at Ralphs, I think he was lying....
Did you try the meat section?
look under the Queensboro bridge
Sad to see the only person on camera alive is Adam Eget
"Worked on it, what did you think I was a stage hand you douchebag." Lol
This might legitimately be the funniest 10 minutes ever committed to film.
RIP Norm, guess the big man couldn't wait for the live show anymore. Thanks for best laughs.
Superdave would have probably lived 2 more years if it weren't for this show.
I haven't binged on Norm in a while. Nice to be back. A reappreciation of the free glowing comedy genius. A richer world thx to Norm.
it fucking kills me at 6:41 Adam Eget's reaction to Super Dave saying "Yes, I like him"
'Lets explain to the folks at home who Michael Jackson is ' , Egret is class
This is a great summary of the episode.
If you are having a bad day watch this and you will instantly cheer up. Fantastic first episode of the podcast, you can see a real respect and love between dave and norm.
R.i.p SuperDave
this feels like a very aware episode of eric andre
R.I.P Super Dave Osborne....
R.I.P Norm
You could tell just how much Super Dave loved Norm, both great comedians who deserve to be remembered. I'm glad they were friends.
"why don't you explain to the folks at home" LOL
Everytime he says Explain to the folks... I fucking lose it. lol
Super Dave was so great here
Get to it
Norm, giggling: "Explain to the folks-"
Super Dave: "I don't want to explain anything"
Brilliant.
Rest In Peace this will forever be my favorite episode of him he always made me laugh no matter how sad I was
Super Dave:
"I didn't ask what you would say!"
Eget:
*shrugs*
"That's true"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
6:46, Adam's funniest moment in the entire podcast in my opinion.
A person's reaction to this episode is a great gauge of said person's intelligence/sense of humor.
This reminds me of the Rick and morty copy pasta
Redditor
A complete disaster...... reminds me of that tragedy
I'm my opinion 9/11 was a tragedy.
Hey, UndergroundEdits, I've been chomping at the bit to ask you this... where do you get your ideas from?
From the condom machine at the airport.
Um who are you
Since I didn’t get it at first, for those who aren’t aware, Super Dave is totally playing along. His reactions and timing help make the jokes.
Tell the folks at home what playing along means!
This episode was a disaster, this reminds me of the tragedy
The Super Dave episode NML is unequivocally the best podcast episode of all time.
I’ve seen this 20 times. I’ll probably watch it a hundred times more.
*v e r y g o o d s l a v e*
Norm and Super Dave, two comic geniuses no longer here. This sucks 😕 😞 😪
Norm: What about Adam Eget?
Super Dave: Yes! I like him!
Adam Eget: Oh shit!
I assume the title is facetious for comedy's sake, but this episode was absolutely a highly calculated "disaster." Norm, Dave, and even Adam all know *precisely* what they're doing. The whole show was designed to come off this way, because it's fucking hilarious. And it's absolutely Super Dave's style, which meshes PERFECTLY with Norm's style. And even Adam's own pseudo-idiotic anti-humor style is the perfect foil for them. All of this was meticulously planned out, executed FLAWLESSLY, and was an amazing success. Which is especially hilarious when you think about certain dummies who dont understand what they're seeing and took it all at face value and thought this was all real lolol.
Rest in Peace Bob "Super Dave Osborne" Einstein! Truly deserving of his surname, as he really was the Einstein of comedy! Couldn't think of a more perfect first guest for Norm Macdonald's amazing (and sadly possibly dead forever thanks to the morons at Netflix) podcast. You are well and truly missed.
I am aware of their comedy style. I think my editing it comedically should have been a give away.
I didn't realize he had died. That's a shame.
Hey thanks for the explanation, Pointdexter.
@@djkrptdnb *Poindexter ;)
@@djkrptdnb I think...never mind.
Let’s roll the clip
And it's a picture!
“Plus a man died.”
“Yea he was a real pioneer”
😂
One of my favorite interactions during the history of the show 0:58 “sure you love it” “where do you like to see it” 😂