The Chris Farley Tribute Episode (Part 2)

Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade

Dana Carvey, David Spade, & Audacy

Comedy, Comedy Interviews

4.7 • 11.6K Ratings

🗓️ 14 December 2022

⏱️ 144 minutes

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It’s been 25 years since the great Chris Farley has passed. Join Dana and David, along with a plethora of special guests as we celebrate Chris through stories, memories, and laughter. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:33.8	Chris Rock, who is always interesting to talk to, was processing his thoughts about Chris
0:40.8	as we interview him and it's really, really compelling. Tell Rock, that's too funny.
0:47.5	Rock, what's the longest set a middle act has done in your days in the clubs? You're the headliner
0:53.1	and the middle is going leaning into it. What's the longest set you post to do 20? Yeah.
0:59.7	I once did. I was the middle for Larry Miller. Oh, Larry Miller. I was cocky and I did probably about
1:14.0	35-40. Oh, enough to take the room. I'm good. I mean, it didn't affect him, honestly, but he
1:29.2	definitely pulled me to the side and let me know that was not to be, hey, this is not how we do it
1:38.9	in the majors. It was great. It was like a great week because he actually listened to my act
1:51.9	and instead of just being like fuck this guy, right? Basically, he had me help him write jokes for
2:00.0	the right, like literally, it was a weak with Larry Miller and I don't know, like at 9 o'clock,
2:07.2	we wrote jokes from 9 in the morning to about 2 in the afternoon. We went over to his acting
2:12.8	about it. He made me say, okay, kid, let me put you to use. Did he have a cigar? What did he set that?
2:20.4	He might as well have. Yeah. Well, you got a good guy right in front of you. You're on the
2:25.6	vote is boring and 99% of comedians don't do that. Yeah. And they should. And they should. He
2:31.4	totally put me under his wing for a week and this is a joke. This is a premise. This is
2:40.2	and he would help me with my act. Okay, this is a tag. Yeah, you lean in too hard on this tag.
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