David Spade in conversation with Dana Carvey
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- David Spade in conversation with Dana Carvey at Live Talks Los Angeles, November 8, 2015, discussing his memoir, "Almost Interesting." Talk took place at the Bootleg Theatre, Los Angeles, CA. For more information on Live Talks Los Angeles -- upcoming events, our videos and podcasts -- visit www.livetalksla.org
These two together!? Greatness! They should be mic'd proper damnit!
yeah, you would hope something calling themselves "live talks" would be on top of that
Add Martin Short and you've got a dream trio.
If you're still around, Spade has a talk show now and Dana has made a couple of appearances on it and once again they're so great together.
@@integral Oh yeah. Its great! Thanks
That last story Dana told about Paul was awesome. I root for David hard. Dana is just gold. Church Lady is my all-time favorite skitss
Hands down the best thing I have watched on UA-cam. These two are amazing. They need to do a movie together.
If they wrote a short run tv show they could definitely get it made at peacock
Back in the SNL days i thought Spade was so stuck up. THIS changed my idea of him. Very humble. Dana is awesome like always.
His work with Farley and their friendship took the edge off of his snide demeanor on SNL for me.
that was great I could've listened to them tell stories for another hour.
STEVE HEROLD *
I 44
Same here JP.
There is something fascinating about watching 2 people who know each so well just bounce off each other so entertaining
Spade is goofed on generally but I think he is under rated. You can tell he is sharp.
He might be a better writer than performer. I don't think he is a bad comic just not a great one.
Always been sharp.
Love David Spade... he’s at his best when he tells stories...👍❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🇨🇦
Oh, I think he is rated.
@@etme1000 He is now. But for a long time he was a lot of the time the subject of jokes. Even Sandler would joke on him often.
Spade's stand-up is actually amazing. I loved him on SNL, but then many years later I saw his stand-up and was like "Holy shit...I had no idea." So I understand what he means when he says character-acting on SNL wasn't really his thing. Killing stand-up is his thing. The "Hollywood Minute" segment on SNL was most suited for his talent because it gave him a monologue format like standup.
great story . Spade is clasic and Carvey..please
Dana’s standup is good, too.
What a fantastic pairing! Dana is such a funny man and I hope we do see him more often in tv and films soon.
I love these two guys. I have seen both of them live - saw Carvey at the Ice House in Pasadena in 95, prepping for an HBO special. Just riffed and tried new material for like 2 hours - crushed it. Saw Spade in Phoenix years ago and then again in Vegas at the Venetian in 2010. Really funny.
Dana is such a good friend to David. He really highlights David’s abilities over his own. That’s rare in that industry. ❤️
David Spade in conversation with Dana Carvey, inside a soda can.
This was so good. Thank you for the upload!
2 of my ever favorite. Dana is the multitalented but Dave is quite witty.
David always makes me happy. Loved at the end, he did my signature jitzu move, too funny. It's the first stance and move of defensive mode. Took me all day to get that down, in my first and last day of class. David Spades a trip and better with age.
The world needs more Dana Carvey.
Dana could easily pull off a ‘Church Lady’ movie.
People would flock to it!!
You look very dignified
They should make a villain for her, Woke Lady. Her Dr. Evil.
Spade is really talented.
Watching it again. I could watch these 2 for 5 hours. Why isnt this 5 hours?
love you both!!! saw Dana and other fine original hilarious people live in Lake Tahoe the 80's Comedy was the new Disco!
not really 80s. 90s
On a Spade binge and found this. TAlking w/ another awesome dude.
Everyone is commenting about the terrible sound but I was mostly suffering for David Spade shifting not to feel pain in that uncomfortable chair. He suffers from neck and back problems and half of this talk he was kneeling on the chair. Glad he has comfy armchairs in his Comedy Central show these days. Enjoyed this interview a lot and I’m not a native English speaker so the sound isn’t that bad once you get used to it.
This was just a pleasure to watch. They can't help but be funny. They had great stories to tell. Kept me interested the whole way through.
These guys are so different. I never would have guessed they would have enough chemistry to pull off an hour of sharing the stage but this was really enjoyable. Probably because they barely crossed paths - they weren't really competitors.
Poor David with his back and neck problems ......those director chairs are fucking torture even when you don't have problems!
I've always enjoyed David Spade's brand of humor. He was on a sitcom(name I'll come back with), and just as I used to tune n to "Fridays" and "In Living Color" to see Cramer and Carrey, I used to tune in to see Spade's antics. Carvey is also great, I'll have to look up his standup (he may not have any).
Carvey had a couple unlucky career duds in TV and film, but he was like Eddie Murphy-talented on SNL. He still does stand-up. Funniest I've seen him be in recent years were a couple random UA-cam interviews, kind of a shame.
I have gained more respect for Spade. He had a rough childhood growing up. Every child wants desperately to love their parents and for them to love them. When you don't get that it is very difficult. Perhaps he turned to comedy to cope. Good for him.
This was awesome, I had never seen this before!
Still watching and laughing. Years later.
What a great pairing!
This is what growing up in Arizona was like exactly!! Wandering around in the desert 🌵 with a .22 rifle.
It's a radio show and the sound sucks. Go figure.
don't be an asshole.
@@dkthg Regardless, the sound SUCKS!
@@ownpetard8379 No, YOU suck Homer! Mr. Burns should've fired you DECADES ago!!!
live sound is notoriously finicky compared to a controlled environment like a broadcast studio
@@varnishyourboard They have microphones. They are on a stage. There is minimal movement. So, what would cause the finicky-nessissity? My theory is that the sound engineer forgot to turn up the levels to 11. The SOUND SUCKS! What is the point of recording the sound if one cannot hear it - unless the target audience are babies whose hearing has not been dulled by LIFE.
Loved it! Thanks for posting this.
I like David Spade because when he talks, he isn't "on" in an irritating way like Dana can be. He's actually calming for me to listen to. And real funny too. :)
I watched snl because these guys were on.
Drue Mcmahon Farley and Meyers
It’s nice of Spade to shine some light, on less successful former SNL cast members. He seems like a humble guy.
These two guys are hilarious. Shame the audio is so bad. They should have given them microphones that would plug directly into their recording equipment instead of trying to pick up the sound from the theatre's sound system.
I think they went into the soundboard but the eq was off because I think the Hertz were down causing the vibrational reflex to stop the volume from entering the Sound Chamber but I thought that if they make it before they turned up the volume it would have equalized all the tone and volume together so that all the switching would have been done at the motherboard...... Well I pulled that one out of my ass and I am so full of s***that it's scarey
You said it, not me!!
Spade kills with his character in Rules Of Engagement sitcom, he steals every show he’s in
19:20 David explains how Lorne Michaels is a major D- bag.
That was effin INSANE
Yeah, that was a shitty move on LM's part...
Spade had the choice to quit SNL. He didn't. LM is totally validated for not allowing him.
@@GARY84ROCKS shut up
As entertaining as any conversation could be. Anyone could find a hook and be enthralled by these two hilarious good hearted guys. Fun for all and relatable. Thx for the hr+ well spent
That was just amazing hearing about their real adventures in the biz n life ! Very Cool.😎
I always thought David Spade was the Dana Carvey of the Bad Boys of SNL.
but in the best way
The audio sounds like it was recorded with an empty soup can and a string.
Andrew Kamen LOL
I lol at your comment!
Inside an empty soup can.
Wow the sound is absolutely horrible. Amazing!
What an epic documentary about two like minded legends!
two brothers from another mother
Oh so all white people look the same god you racists disgust me
"Talk took place at the Bootleg Theatre" Well that does explain the bad audio.
Spade in a Quentin T movie...yes i could see that.
Love you David Spade. Lol 😝
The only thing bad about this episode was the audio but I can still understand it
25:16 hahaha. the savagery of dennis miller.
the insanity of Dennis Fillerchimp
The "Coolness" of Miller🤘
@BrIan CurtiSmith
Miller is 0ne 0f the 0nly Comedians who's actually just as smart as he thinks he is, I'd even go as far as to say ... He's Brilliant! I love that he's a Political Conservative! Maybe, just maybe, this is why you don't get his observations/jokes.€
I have to say I think David Spade if funnier than Dana Carvey here. I know Dana kills it with his impressions, but David is just hilarious all the time.
I feel that Carvey was cutting Spade a break, drawing him out...and I am glad he did so!...I have a higher regard now, after listening to David's situational humor.
“If you all live it’s not that big of a deal, you know” lol 🤣😂🤦♀️
I've watched SNL since the first season in 75.
Whenever you hear, "Back when SNL was FUNNY' this is the era they mean
Spades bit about the Pope pic has me rolling on the floor.
holy shit that was a fast hour.
This is too good. These guys are funny, perceptive and without any bullshit. They both come from the same unpretentious beginnings, and have taught the world to laugh, and look at themselves. Thanks to Dennis Miller for gaffing the pretentious narcissism of the deified Lorne Michaels, who's failing relevancy, and dropping ratings give proof to the fact that arrogance and conceit will always consume itself.
That was beautiful stuff, wasn't it? :-)
I met Clapton when I worked at Wendy's. He wasn't feeling well and his wife who went to a school (Watterson) nearby, ask me to tell people not to bother him, but I made his fries like a boss!!
Here is little ditty about Clapton...in the late 70s, he played a gig here in Seattle, and afterwards was riding in some girl-fan's Honda Civic--she was in an accident, and he was slightly injured...of course, he was married at the time, so I guess the media did not go nationwide on the incident...it did make the back pages of the local Seattle newspapers.
Two amazing comics. Both are so humble. I don't think either realize what huge icons they are.
Love! both of you..
Dana Carvey to David Spade "David, fetch me my slippers".
42:30 Yes! You are correct, sir!
this was so great! two of the greats
David Spade -- there is no substitute. Dana is of course a master.
Very cool! Thank you.
Awesome shit...i love old snl stories
Spade talks about his struggling early years, but as Dana says, FIVE YEARS is really a quick rise from nobody to SNL. And not mentioned: Spade was somehow dating hot models and actresses from the very start.
Yeah, this was great.
the audio is from my 2008 model android that fell under the seat when i was there.
Thank you
you both could read the phone book and would crack me up
Luv David spade. I laugh at everything he says
thank you. you both are so awesome, couldn't stop laughing!
Is this the first episode of fly on the wall?
audio ain't great, but it's still aural paradise
That's fucked up about not letting David do the superbowl commercial. I would have been like, "ok... so you're giving me 250K for the next show then right??" Shit, it was worth more than 250K. It was that + what opportunities would have come after that. Damn.. that's messed up.
Shouldn't have asked and just get sued after
Awesomeness...I'd have loved to have met Nirvana too.
These guys kill me... ALWAYS funny, ALWAYS entertaining !!! :):):)
fantastic watch... very real and hilarious...
That actually was really great. David had a rough start in this, but eventually unfurled. Of course Dana is always great, too.
Love the visuals! Imagine if this had audio.
The Bootleg is not in Glendale Ca it’s in Echo park , a great venue for DIY / underground artists
"I have ADD and read Harry Potter and I still didn't know their was a wizard."
What does David say at 33:39 that gets a laugh? (I rewound several times & just can’t seem to get it)
"He'll introduce you."
Talking about Bruce Jenner introducing Dana to Caitlyn
David’s perspective is exactly how it is in any field when you’re at the top. Imposter syndrome is real.
To me, Spade is confident and knows Hollywood.
Dana is shy and is afraid of the black hole that is Hollywood.
Hiding your genius is like hiding your Jade under a garment. ~Lao Te Chi
So great
All these years I thought I was the only one getting Dana and David confused with one another,turns out it wasn't just me(sigh of relief)
I was a big fan of all the snl movies that came out in the 90s and early 00
I am on this page to prove to my Asian relative that David Spade and Dana Carver is not the same person ! 😂.
All white ppl look the same
They look like brothers, lol.
What’s with the audio? Sounds like it was recorded in the back of a van
20:00 - That’s BS Lorne didn’t let him do the ad. Spade should’ve told Lorne he wouldn’t have quit the show if he got the $215G but he’ll quit if he doesn’t get it. Might’ve worked.
This started a little slow and really picked up and got great by end
awesome!
The more you learn about SNL, the more it becomes clear that SNL is big in spite of Lorne Michaels, not because of him. He stole the idea and cast, originally. Then it took the cast to make the show, ie; Joe Piscopo fought to get Eddie Murphy air time when the show was about to get pulled off the air. Dana and that class were just incredible, again reviving a show that was about to get pulled. Then he watches all the remaining talent left walk, one by one to go on to much bigger and much better things, but by now it's an icon and it is the least funniest thing you could watch for like a decade now.
A few people had to fight for Murphy cause doumanian and ebersol just didn't see Eddie's talent. performers and writers did.
@@ellefleming5113
There was a similar issue with Sandler who recently fried them when he finally Hosted saying in his monologue something to the effect of how they couldn't see his potential and the punch line was, $2bn at the Box Office later...
They're like brothers. I low key mix them up sometimes.
Great audio!
I always liked Dana.. his comedy has always been obvious and in your face funny. David Spade however, has this dry sarcasm and witt about him and his comedy ian't always so obvious. I think it's way funnier when a comedian doesn't look like he's working the audience for laughs. Spade is definitely one of my favorites.
they were at the bootleg. ive performed at the bootleg b4. i wish i was there to see spade
That was awesome !!! These guys are my age and I’ve pretty much followed there careers. I felt like I’ve lived it with them or through them either way I wish it was longer. Good stuff.