Pepper Boy - SNL
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2013
- An incompetent apprentice Pepper Boy (Adam Sandler) learns the sensual art of grinding pepper from an old master (Dana Carvey). With Janeane Garofalo, Tim Meadows, Chris Elliott, Chris Farley, Michael McKean. [Season 20, 1994]
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"Why thank you Pepper-boy ! That's the perfect amount of pepper ! Bravo !"
Base Baritone 😂🤣
And Adam sandler instantly breaking
And he tried to grab him
that line is the only reason I've watched this a million times
Carvey talked about this on an interview recently. Said Farley done this line in a normal voice during rehearsals all week and then done this out of the blue when they were live. Farley was awesome.
5:12 HE DOES WHISPER "Don't'-a break!" :)
Holy Shit!!! I've watched this so many times, and never picked that up! Bravo
LOL he turns his face away from the camera so he can laugh
Good hearing
Farley was cross eyed on purpose and so mad he had one line after flying back from filming Tommy Boy his mission was to make him break. He looked at him cross-eyed.
That was a good observation, I never caught that. Carvey providing the assist lol
Dana saying “don’t-a break” still in character is one of the best parts of this 😂
Dana never broke, I give him so much credit
I would never have caught that. He didn't even move his mouth, but I can hear him say it. That's brilliant that he still says it in the accent.
@@sterlingtx75 If he said it without the accent, he would've been a-breaking.
Wow I missed that, that's brilliant
He was training Sandler in a way. Carvey’s the SNL GOAT.
Under appreciated Tim Meadows line, “Your wizardry with that pepper mill really brightened my day. Here’s 200 bucks.”
Ah, grazi!!!
I appreciated it! Tim Meadows was an under appreciated member of the cast for sure though.
@@nycdontstop8719he’s indeed but great to see him in b99 nd in different movies
Love Tim..he always makes me smile
why? What evidence do you have that it was underappreciated?
I'm convinced that Farley made it his mission in life to make Sandler break character in every skit they did together! lol
Old Nerd Reviews yes!!!! Lol
Sandler related a story on... I wanna say "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon" that Farley had promised to make him break before they began this sketch.
he even tried to grab him lmfaoooooo
@@RichardX1 I remember him saying "Before every show Farley would come to me and say.... I'm gonna get you today". lol
It was
You like-a the pepper, eh?
The pepper is good, eh?
Can i get some pepper on the juice?
You like a-pepper on the juice???
Is good??
I get you some more pepper.
you like-a the comment, eh?
the comment is good, eh?
Would you guys mind... um... ending the sketch?
I just love how Chris randomly became Yukon Cornelius for this.
I almost hate that I’m old enough to know what you’re referring to but good reference lol. BRAVO!
Exactly!
Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer... All I need is gunpowder and guitar strings.
I absolutely never get tired of watching this. One of SNL’s best skits ever
Carvey was amazing here, a true comedy legend.
He's quite possibly the best SNL player of all time.
I remember Carver was my hero and came back to host this episode when Sandler was the hot new guy. Watched it Live
Vaga Bond Chris Farley has the best bit here, and it was only like 7 fucking words!
Why was the back of his head bald
choppin broc-O-li!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Adam Sandler has me rewatching the Farley sketches
Josh Benner Same haha.
Farley broke him here lol as did Dana Haha
Same!
Yes! Me to an he was right he almost broke character had the turn his head cause he almost bust out laughing 😂😂😂
R.I.P to ah great one.
05:12 you can hear Dana carvey whisper don’t a break. The back story was Chris wanted more lines but they didn’t give him Any .. so he said he was going to steal the scene. And someone told him how with just one line.. and that’s why he did it.
Every time I go to a restaurant that offers you pepper from a pepper mill I instantly think of this skit in my mind and it cracks me up even now decade's after the skit originally aired lol.
I agree with you. This was back when SNL was actually funny, IMO.
Gina, why did you join UA-cam so late?
Say when
I ask for three twists of the pepper, then I nod my head with each twist.
Just like
“You like a da juice eh?” lol
💯 Every time I even say the word pepper I think of this.
"Your wizardry with that pepper mill really brightened my day. Here's 200 bucks!" Tim Meadows is one of the best.
He's so underrated
At 5:11 , Adam Sandler is about to laugh , and Carvey silently whispers to him. "Don'ta Break" ... CLASSIC!
Yes!!! Dana even mentions that on The Howard Stern show that he said that lol.
He couldn’t even look at Chris 😭❤️
Dana Carvey was amazing on SNL.
That's awesome
Perfect
I love the "behind the scenes" story about this skit. Farley was filming Tommy Boy in Hollywood, and Lorne made him fly to NY just to speak one line in this very skit. Farley was "in a mood", as Sandler stated recently - and he tried to make Adam break character by looking at him with a crazy cross-eyed expression. You can see him also reach for Adam as he walks away from the table, almost like he's trying to tickle him - anything he can do to make Adam crack up. I love stuff like that! RIP to the great Chris Farley and Phil Hartman.
I hate to be a stickler of details but they filmed the movie in Canada.
BigReggaeMix Read this comment and went back to watch and laughed my balls off
True it was filmed in Canada. Not too far from NY. Still, Chris was mad that he had to fly to NY for 2 lines. So like everyone else said. Chris spoke normally in rehearsals. Then, he just out of spite, he made the wardrobe and make up people put this fake beard on him. Just for this sketch. Then delivered the lines the way he did with the crossed eyes. Ultimately making Adam break. Amazing!
Wait, was he really cross eyed at Adam during this skit??
at 5:13 you can hear Dana Carvey tell Sandler "dont break" which means dont laugh
I love the story that Chris Farley (RIP) was totally low key during the rehearsals but let loose when they performed this. Comic genius.
Love Farley nodding on each twist and then looking around for the 3 twist of pepper. Lmao.
Sandler could never keep a straight face with anything Farley did
As soon as Farley started talking he had to look away, he immediately knows he can’t trust himself LMFAO
Drew Jackson Farley used to change his voice and make subtle noises directed at Sandler that he didn’t do in rehearsal to deliberately make Sandler laugh by catching him off guard
Sandler was at least trying to be a pro. Turning his head to look at Carvey (who could handle it about as good as anyone) in anticipation of breaking. Match that vs. Fallon or Sanz and how they don’t even try to hide it at times.
5:24 looks like Sandler about lost it looking at how ridiculous Farley is acting.
Same with Ferrell and Fallon a few years later
Instead of becoming the pepper boy Adam Sandler became the Water Boy
@NOISEMAZE oh stop it you 🤗
@NOISEMAZE Zohan the hairdresser boy🤣
The rich boy
Sandler sucks.
@@jamesm.3967 he sucks nowhere as good as you
Chris Farley making Sandler get on the verge of breaking with only two words is legendary status. Farley adlibbed his over the top reply, which was just perfect!
5:08 when Dana starts whispering to Adam, he’s saying “Don’t break” because Farley played it mellow at dress but in this sketch on air he hyped it up and Adam started to laugh 😂
Dana Carvey is such an awesome actor...
The best thing about his acting is his body language.
This guy is a killer
I know I love him😂
I have watched SNL since the very first episode and in my opinion the years with Carvey and Phil Hartman had the most consistently funny sketches.
My God, I didn't even know that was Dana Carvey.
Seriously? I didn't even realise it was Dana Carvey :0
Too bad he never had his own show....Oh, wait. 😔
Their wizardry with that pepper mill really brightened my day.
“Here’s 200 bucks”
Tiffany Glickfield Ah grazie!
Poor Tim Meadows is hilarious for his part, but it's lost between Carvey and Farley.
To this day I still say "you wanta fresha peppa??" When I'm at home, ill never quit 🤣
Lol I like how Sandler can't even look Farley in the eyes cus he know he gonna laugh 😂
I just love the fact that Farley says one line and Adam is dying-laughing 😂
Kevin Prima Didn’t he always? 🤣
He barely breaks character too
Farley's one line was the dash of fresh-a-pepper that completed the dish.
@@cisium1184 IKR!!!
WHY THANK YOU COMMENT BOY!! THAT'S THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF COMMENT!!!
They knew to save Farley for the last minute. They even worked the camera angles to not reveal him until the sweet golden end.
You can hear Dana say “Don’tah break” to Sandler after Chris says “Why yes!!!” SO funny....
Our family has used “why thank you pepper boy! That’s the perfect amount of pepper!” as our inside joke. Someone will drop it in the middle of just about any situation - under their breath at church, waiting in line at Disney World, certainly at a restaurant. It’s the perfect punchline to break the ice.
😂😂😂😂😂
Same. I'm 43 and I still do it to my 92-year-old grandfather
Anyone else hear Dana whisper to Adam "dont-a break" after Farley's line? 😂
Dana just said that he did this on Stern had to re watch!!!
Chris Farley went out specifically to steal the scene because he wanted more lines and they didn’t give it to him.
Well in the documentary he wasnt even around NYC at the time this filmed and he flew in just for this scene so of course he had to give it his all!
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@@dayra6425 He was annoyed that Lorne made him fly in (he was on the opposite coast shooting Tommy Boy) just for one line in one sketch for the whole show, so he decided he was going to make Adam break.
Sandler is really trying hard not to laugh with Chris at 4:48. Farley is turning 2 stupid lines into the most hilarious SNL sketch ever! He was a gifted entertainer indeed.
Listened to the Howard Stern Interview with Dana Carvey, he talked about how hard it was not to laugh and how his face was turning purple 😂😂😂
@@chewiegaming2512 there's a recent Sandler interview with Fallon and they talk about how Farley was determined to make Sandler laugh during this skit. Its hilarious to see Sandler having to turn his head away during all of Farley's lines.
Why thank you Pepper Boy!
5:11 Dana Carvey actually says "Donta Breaka" If you listen closely
I will always believe this is the best era of snl. Skits like these were legendary 😂
Best era? No.
Such talent though.
You’re only saying that because this was the cast that was around when you were in high school. And I know because, to me, the Bill Hader and Andy Samberg days were the best.
@@Unqualifiedmedicalperson It is an objective fact that this era of comedians of SNL was far funnier. This was back in the day when you could have these guys make actual classic movies based on some of their characters from these sketches. Could you consider Bill Hader or Andy Samberg leading man MOVIE material with a straight up comedy? The answer is no.
@@morkspenderson8386 Well, considering that both of them have already played leading men in movies over the years, yes I absolutely do 😂
@@Unqualifiedmedicalpersonwell I wasn’t in high school in this era and even I can say this time was objectively better than the Hader, Samberg era.
5:11 you can hear Dana Carvey tell Adam Sandler "Donta Breaka" (Dont Break) because the skit was going so well & Farley had just ambushed Sandler with that explosion of a line 🤣
He was trying to save the skit
The only sketch that I’ve ever scene where Chris Elliot is normal lol
Adam Sandler: You can’t make anyone laugh with just two lines.
Chris Farley: Hold my keg
This sketch is worth watching just for Farley’s performance. I love how a couple simple lines can be made so hilarious by his delivery.
Tim Meadows is the most underrated cast member from this era. He is hilarious in so many scetches
I love reading and watching about these SNL days. Chris Farley told Sandler he was going to make him crack in this scene and you can tell he was going over the top hahaha
And then Carvey says, sotto voce, "Don't-a-break"
@@SweetSpotGuitar when?
@@billblaski95235:12
"Why thank you, that is the perfect amount of pepper!!" Farley's one line almost made the whole sketch that much funnier!
“WHY...YES!” And then you look at Adam Sandler look away struggling not to laugh. I lost it!! 😂😂😂
5:26 Sandler totally loses it lol
Leave it to Chris Farley to make Adam Sandler to break character lol
why thank you pepper boy! that's the perfect amount of pepper! BRAVO! LMAO FARLEY #LEGEND
Kevin Prima Every sketch he got Sandler 😆
😂😂😂 memories. I worked at an Italian place with a super pretentious owner and we would play this out behind his back. Good times.
Lmao
Yeah when the waiter breaks out the Peppermill I feel like smacking him over the head with it.
Bahahahhaha
"Your wizardry with that peppermill really brightened my day. Here's $200."
I love how the first couple react the most realistically, and it gets more outlandish from there, lol.
Such a good satire. You go to an Italian restaurant and they make everything that is simple, including pepper, such a BFD.
Someone had to say it
It’s not easy farming or harvesting pepper. In Italian culture it’s about appreciating the food even the little things like pepper. It’s also about appreciating the robust taste of it. Next time you eat pepper don’t take it for granted.
carl: Let's remember that Columbus tried to sail to India in the hopes of finding new spices to put on the pasta. Before that, pretty much all they had was garlic and black pepper. But thanks to him and other explorers, they later acquired tomatoes, which made it all so much better.
@@alesandrabiasello Pepper was brought all the way from South India to Europe, so yeah, it is a BFD
We take it for granted now bc all we have to do is run to the store and get some but spices were the backbone of global trade waaaaaay back in the day. Pepper *is* a big deal.
The best part about classic SNL is seeing someone like Chris Elliot play the straight man.
After Farley delivers his line so over the top to deliberately cause Adam to laugh, you can hear Dana say “Don’t break” to Adam 😂
There is no better friend, than a friend who tries to make you break character. Thank you Adam for the back story!
5:25 - Adam Sandler cant hold his laughter back.
+Edward Pickering You can see that Chris Farley is pretty much fucking with him to make him break
And Dana Carvey goes - don't - a - break!
and now i can't unsee that
farley is leaning in like he's going to kiss him
I would break, cmon its Chris Farley lol
Dana Carvey, to me, is a comedy legend, the best, and I have seen them all.
Chris Farley had me rolling in this skit lol...... Dude was so funny it's insane. And seeing Adam Sandler nearly break down because of him is priceless. What a legend.
5:11 Carvey: "Dont break"
Slick
Don't-a break
Your wizardry with that peppermill really brightened my day
"Here's 200 buck!"
4:35 Dana is so into this character. How interesting that he closes his left eye when emphasizing his point. I have to really think and focus to make myself do that. The best comedy has nuanced layers.
That’s a great catch
The fact Chris was trying to get sandler to break character makes the sketch even more funnier
A classic! Tim Meadows truly enjoyed his pepper.
That's why he signed a 30 year contract 😉
Chris Farley -boosting pepper boys confidence levels everywhere he goes.......
It's even funnier knowing that Adam wanted to break so bad he turned his head away but Dana talked to him into staying in character😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I always feel that *DANA CARVEY* is an under-rated *SNL* cast member.
I don't think that was the case at the time, moreso he's less recognized in hindsight just because of several other castmates becoming huge stars with more staying power... Overshadowed by the likes of Sandler and Ferrell, he's not as much of a household name, but i think true SNL fans will always remember him well.
its because his movies were never good
I always thought he was pretty widely recognized as one of the greats.
@@hallmonitor98 What about Wayne's world?
Agreed. Looking back he was as funny and talented as any of the SNL cast of the time. For whatever reason it didn't translate to box office hits or long-term success. He's a much funnier and nuanced comedian than Sandler that's for sure. Never found Adam's shtick amusing or entertaining.
Carvey just said on Stern that he tells Sandler "dont break" in that accent. I never caught that lol 5:10
Dana Carvey talked about this sketch on Howard Stern. At 5:12 he says “Don’t break” to Sandler because Farley delivered his lines so ridiculously different than in rehearsal. You can see Sandler turn from the camera to hide his laughter.
Farley is cross-eyed when saying his lines to Sandler. He always tried to make him crack. Also, Carvey is just so good in this sketch. And Sandler as pseudo-Bobby Boucher.
Classic sketch, love this so much, Carvey and Sandler together is amazing!!
They're both in their prime here
Carvey's voice is so amazing in this, I would seriously watch a whole movie based on these characters.
he used this voice in The Master of Disguise! Love Dana
Carvey. Sandler. Nealon. Kightlinger. Garofalo. Meadows. Elliot. Freaking Farley. Every one of those people helped shape my sense of humor
Carvey and farley are the funniest by a ling shot
This has got to be my favorite SNL sketch! So funny the whole way through
one of the greatest snl skits
This sort of foreshadows Dana Carvey's character in Master of Disguise.
One dimensional and an insult to intelligence? Sounds about right.
I also see “Little Nicky” from Adam Sandler in the skit. A couple movies were made from this skit
Wolfdragon92584 yes!!
@@AlanTuringWannabe there's no need to talk bad about yourself like that.
Kenneth Brewer jealous much?
Sandler can barely look at Farley speak 😂
The whole skit seems meta now. Dana passing the pepper torch through love and kindness. And then management ruining everything.
Everything's automatic these days. Don't even need to be alive to drive a car anymore.
I still have not forgotten the value able lesson I learned the first time I saw this... “if a man getta chocolate mousse hea no getta da peppa”
Even with just a couple lines Chris Farley stole this scene.
Sandler couldn’t look Farley straight on this one hahah
5:24 when Farley makes Sandler break 🤣
Sandler tells the story of how Farley was pissed he only had one line in the sketch so he looked at him crosseyed while doing his line along with the voice trying to get Sandler to laugh. Everyone remembers this sketch for that one line
LoL. I’m a big Adam Sandler fan,but I didn’t see much of SNL back then except for Operaman. I’m loving catching up on all the past skits. Love the Adam voice.
I love how simple this concept is but so funny😂
Carvey starts out with a french accent but after the first "grazie" remembers he's supposed to be italian.
Then he says, "senorita".
I caught that too.
Who cares, dude was hilarious.
There’s a backstory on Farley’s line. All week during rehearsals, Farley’s line was “why thank you pepper boy”. But during taping Farley belted out “WHY...THANK YOU PEPPER BOY; THATS THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF PEPPER.
As you can tell by Sandler’s reaction, he was caught completely off guard and lost it. Farley was a genius.
Farley shows for 10 seconds and steals the show.
5:09 "WHY YES" Two words just made me cough up a lung. Farley just kills me.
Not ashamed to say I've watched this more than 5 times a day. Absoutely hysterical.
Dana Carvey and Adam Sandler were always two of my favorites on SNL
Look at Farley's face right around 5:10. He's looking at Sandler for a bit like " I'm gonna fuckin' own you in about 10 seconds". The best !!!
Love Carvey whispering "Don't break" in character.
Carvey, Farley, Hartman, Rock, Sandler. The Giants of SNL
That was tim meadows lol
Spade
Quite possibly the funniest skit in SNL history. LMAO!
Had a really bad day today. This made me laugh. First one in days.
This is far funnier than how the audience reacted
That happened on occasion. I guess certain audiences were just not getting what the cast members were going for sometimes.
This skit is basically Chris Farley showing how to take something out of nothing and make it comedy gold
Farley totally stole the sketch. BRAVO! 😂
Chris Farley has the best bit here, and it was only like 7 fucking words!
"Why.....YES!"
I literally just made a comment about this. Leave it to Farley to take one of the fewest lines and takes thst shit to a new level, lol
Sorry. Farley was terrific. But this was Carvey's skit from the second he opened his mouth.
No hes not overrated annoying role
Ah yes, the prime years of SNL
You got me... With your profile pic... Well played.
Tim Meadows 😂😂😂
5:04 I never noticed until I saw Carvey's interview on Howard Stern. He says softly to Sandler "don't a break" after Farley tries to make him laugh
I remember watching this as it aired. Classic SNL!
Sandler, Carvey, Farley, Hartman, - SNL in the 90s was gut-busting hilarious at times.
Same here.
@@darkb4light06 Me too and I could also tell Sandler was cracking up when he would turn his head, trying desperately to stay in character.
@@dr.pendyke4887so true. You see his cheeks puff out. Lol 😂
One of the best skits...perfection. Carvey and Farley KILLED it.
Dana carvey being any type of foreign person is always funny🤣
They’re talking about this in the Fly On The Wall podcast with Adam Sandler. Great episode.
I needed that laugh this morning. Completely forgot about this one.