I'm so glad Bill Hader got hired at SNL. When he started, I knew how previous generations felt when Dan Aykroyd or Dana or Phil Hartman or Ferrell made their debuts...that incomparable feeling of excitement of watching a star being born in real time. He's one of the most deeply talented and naturally funny cast members of all time.

@Micke12312

7 ай бұрын

Easily top 5

Bill is so genuine and also possibly the most versatile talent. He’s also vulnerable in wanting to discuss his anxiety and panic disorder symptoms which are so common for introverted extroverts. He can and is doing it all. And BARRY is so dark and funny and showcases his actors in such a beautiful way.

@Research0digo

Жыл бұрын

Shana Dellos He's also 100% devoted to his kids.

@SS-dp7lt

Жыл бұрын

Agree on all of this !!!!

Bill Hader is worthy of comparisons to Phil Hartman. Just absolute brilliance in motion.

@DamTheKid

11 ай бұрын

Sound gayer next time

@MiddleMalcolm

11 ай бұрын

@@DamTheKid Sound smarter next time.

@harrymothowl8923

11 ай бұрын

@@DamTheKid man ur a lame

@anthonynasti1279

11 ай бұрын

I actually think Hader is more of an Aykroyd / Carvey hybrid than he is Phil. I get the comparisons though. I always saw Sudeikis as a hybrid of Phil and Will Ferrell.

@UC4AQUgrQ9EwVIGoF0w7xHXg

10 ай бұрын

​@@DamTheKid 🤡🗑️

This is one of my favorite interviews so far. Love Bill Hader and love the easy flow of this conversation.

All of the Vincent Price skits are Epic, I watch em over and over and still laugh.

GAP Girls catch phrase is: “Did you sinch it?” Still to this day we never shop for clothes without someone saying, “You gotta sinch it” and my 12 year old daughter sounds EXACTLY like Sandler when she says, “Yeah, just SINCH it!”🤣

@Research0digo

Жыл бұрын

SGD Singh ... Sinch? I don't get it, sorry. If you mean pull a belt snug, that would be cinch, from the Spanish, like cinturo. Thanks. :D

@sgdsingh9123

Жыл бұрын

@@Research0digo You’ll get it if you watch the Gap Girls skits, they’re on KZread-even if I spelled it wrong🙄💞

@mickD87

Жыл бұрын

Wrong.

@sgdsingh9123

Жыл бұрын

@@mickD87 You’re a lot of fun, aren’t you?😒

@CatC-dc1yi

5 ай бұрын

I have never eaten French Fries for the last 30 years or so without thinking about Chris Farley in Gap Girls.

Great show. Spade and Carvey are really a great duo.

Bill Hader is talented and funny. Loved his SNL characters. The war veteran puppet skit was hilarious Also his Vincent price skits, especially with Fred Armison as Liberace

When Bill Hader does interviews, he always praises or appreciates the people he works with and never hogs the limelight. It makes him so lovable and shine even brighter. I love his work, especially on SNL and Barry and look forward to more deliciously weird shows from him. ... and oh, hi Ds, love you both! I grew up on Just Shoot Me and Wayne's World, and 8 Heads was one of the movies which made me realize that grisly is so fun!

@I_Heart_Hader

6 ай бұрын

And always by name, not just by the job

Between this one and Seinfeld - two classic episodes that have legs for days.

This video needs millions of views

Hader Hartman and Carvey are some of the great impressionists of the last 40 yrs

@rogerp6903

Жыл бұрын

Carvey's Dennis Miller and Lorne Micheals are so effin hilarious, Hader is even more masterful with his various characters! Keep them coming gentlemen!

@tweettweetjones1262

10 ай бұрын

@@rogerp6903Dana does a great Paul McCartney & Ross Perot too.

Been looking forward to this one, was NOT let down! Bill gives the impression of having been there to hear a LOT of rejected ideas - his or otherwise. When you can still go strong after seeing/having ideas shot down, you know you're watching a real champ! This man eats comedy bits for breakfast and then sweats talent from every pore!

Barry was an AMAZING show...Season 4 is long waited...

17:00 I love it when Carvey starts riffing on Dennis Miller

This is one of those conversations you wish could always have. I am so happy to have been a Fly on the Wall.

Love Bill as the Italian talk show host, especially the Deniro episode and when he does a perfect John Malcovitch impression in front of the man. (On snl)

@1crackaddict

10 ай бұрын

Yes, yes, this is exactly how you talk.

@Micke12312

7 ай бұрын

Malcovitch is great there. If he break it wouldn't work

Master of Disguise 2? Dana and Hader would be EPIC.

@francescaa8331

Жыл бұрын

Yes please. Throw David Spade into it also.

It must an absolute blast to be a creative person like these guys, and spend your time with other people like yourself. I’ll never know what the business side is like, but I could listen to artists talk all day. These 3 guys have provided so much entertainment to my life. It always makes me curious if they understand the joy they bring to their audience. Dana and David, when I was in highschool we couldn’t wait to talk about SNL on Monday. These guys have covered half my life with comedy, and some amazing drama now that Bill Hader has moved on from SNL.

I’m so stoke you came to KZread. I’m bummed I found you two at midnight seven hr.’s ago when I started listening.

Hader has some enormous ..... comedy talents. That said, some of my favorite are times on SNL when he breaks, just the things that make him lose it and way he does are funny as hell to me.

@pxrays547

Жыл бұрын

@@prototek100 There is something to that. Hader has some good acting chops so it might be harder to lose it. I laugh at others too, still enjoy the blooper reels from old shows.

I swear, all three of you (Dana Carvey, David Spade, and Bill Hader) could do a character movie/mocumentary on Lorne Michaels and his roll behind SNL, Kids In The Hall and everything in between. I can't decide between Dana and Bill for Lorne's character, but David would be Marcy lol

Anybody gonna mention the beautiful natural harmony here? 8:02 LOLOLZ

This seems to be Dana Carvy and David Spade talking amongst themselves with just a few minutes of Bill Hader.

I love these KZreads. Thank you for posting - I use KZread for podcasts and these are my fav.

@francescaa8331

Жыл бұрын

Same. I've got other apps if I need them to run a podcast - but I'm on KZread a lot so it makes it easier when they just put the podcast on here.

I went to ASU too. Had to take math and a few other credits at SCC. I wasnt happy and my ASU counselor said, well ya know David Spade took classes here. And i saw the artichoke my first day there. He was serving samples of artichoke ice cream. My first teacher was the priest i grew up with, asked me not to tell other students he was my priest. Yeah...SCC was interesting right away.

I still think Hot Rod is underrated.

@drewwood6790

Жыл бұрын

Cool beans

@davidjunto1008

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@mikequinlivan8842

Жыл бұрын

@@drewwood6790 beans-b-b-ba-beans?

@talldude1412

Жыл бұрын

I like to party

@NathanIsRacin

11 ай бұрын

One of my all time favs

that michael j fox impression is so good holy shit lmao 53:05

Love Bill Hader wish he was in everything 😊

I didn’t know Spade wrote Gap Girls! That’s one of my fave sketches of all time.

These guys make me so happy

Herb Welch skits are hilarious.

You guys are crushing it! 😂

I was hoping the hosts would talk over their guest. Muah, chef's kiss.

Coach Bert and Puppet class OMG EPIC 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤❤❤

Lol so much funny comes to mind with any of these chuckle clowns. Hader playing the host of Secret Word OMG!

Wow, so hilarious to hear these formely funny comedians come together at an never ending number of podcast telling stories from SNL again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again and again.....

Bill sounds like he's joining us from The Great Beyond

You guys are killing me! Love love love you guys!

Vinny Vedecci is my favorite Bill Hader SNL character.

@mrjxn007

Жыл бұрын

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@francescaa8331

Жыл бұрын

My favorite one - John Malkovich.

Spade was in the best Disney movie ever.

love your podcasts.

how fucking amazing was Barry, phenomenal, maybe the best TV show I've ever seen.. I can't think of anything comparable, lets just call it the best 😂

@thermalrain_yt9725

Жыл бұрын

Haven't seen it but I'll go watch it because I do love bill

@francescaa8331

Жыл бұрын

It's an excellent program and very funny. Hader is great in it of course. Winkler is super in it also. And NoHo Hank is just hilarious.

Oh my good Lord, I haven’t laughed this hard, and so long! I would love to be a fly on the wall!

Now I’m literally snorting and laughing! Good Lord

1:24:38 I watched Road to Wellville a couple of years ago for the first time. It was so good! Amazing performance from Hopkins, fun soundtrack, and quirky, based-on-a-true-story film. Definitely an underrated gem of the 90s.

I stepped out to watch the firehouse incident again 😂

I am literally crying laughing😂

Road to Wellville… holy hell I have not thought of that movie in like 20 years!

CLUELESS was close to a GAP girls movie!!

That Dennis Miller impression was perfect

Two artichokes; the wild cardoons!!! 🔥 Toot your own thistle

Thanks Theo! This is going to be amazing!

We need to see this podcast....Dave and Dana are way to animated...game changer.

You guys rock!

The interview with Bill Hader starts at 6:40, with Hader answering for the first time. The topic was about being given a chance to direct.

Sandman and Schneider need an episode. Rip Norm and Farley

@PatrickKeating

Жыл бұрын

They've both had episodes!

@4seeableTV

Жыл бұрын

Ask and you shall receive Sandler kzread.info/dash/bejne/Y5WL1ql7l5OuY9Y.html Schneider part 1 kzread.info/dash/bejne/l4mWsLKbpNW6fKQ.html Schneider part 2 kzread.info/dash/bejne/foaWt4-BpMKTaLA.html

@scottycrayon

Жыл бұрын

@@PatrickKeating I’ll look now ty

was on a herb welch marathon and now i'm here

bill saying oh shit in lornes voice has been stuck in my head for weeks

LOVE The Californians!! ❤️

The best sketch is any of them when a cast member breaks!

@EmilyKresl

Жыл бұрын

Except for Jimmy Fallon 🤣

@Micke12312

7 ай бұрын

No , if someone must break for it to be funny , it's not funny.

Only requesting this bc i absolutely luv the podcast -- is there anyway we can please get full videos shot of the podcast on KZread -- at least for special podcasts like this one? -- reason why is the exception of an Ep. like this that NEEDS video -- because the 3 of you together on video would be the absolute best

We love to hear Bill Hader mimc Henry Winkler

Dana carvey, David spade. And Bill hader and only 5k views. This planet is sleeping

@zacharyleow3960

Жыл бұрын

Yeah insane, just found it too

@JWH66

Жыл бұрын

Now at near 16k. Be so much higher with video

@ScottH.

Жыл бұрын

@@JWH66 Yup. Crazy these shows are audio only.

@arrowheadtelecom6561

Жыл бұрын

Too much content and too many fucking idiots in this country

@debbiedoodiedandi

Жыл бұрын

Just here on KZread. I'm sure it's higher on the other podcast platforms since it came out in April

Oh Dana thanks for mentioning Brad Pitt in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood. He was was so unbelievably excellent in his role.

Keenan Thompson I've seen him mouthing the words in sketches on SNL

The smoking puppet was one of the funniest things I've ever seen. Seth McFarlane was the host.

I still wanna be a fly on the wall! This is fucking hysterical, smart and hysterical

Jesus, let Bill talk!

I do not believe I have ever met a single person who was familiar with Bill Hader and his work who didn't also think he is one amazing talent and also, seemingly, a decent and kind person. Also: D&D DELIVAHS THE PRIMO CONTENT AGAIN!! 👏🔥💯 Gee wilikers am I loving this stuff. Seriously, if I wasn't a committed curmudgeon I'd tell 'ya how good this is with a TikTok video of me gushing in the guise of a half sized blue James Cameron fever dream. Well, my work is done here. Oh wait, I just gotta add that Dana is possibly funnier and even more impressive than SNL era Dana. Dude is gonna be slaying well into his 90s. 🤞 I find it hard to believe the guy is...what...75? I'm just kidding! David. Oh David. OK. Full disclosure. I lived in Arizona for one year of my life. Toltec, AZ. I vaguely recall a dry constant heat, swamp coolers that simply turned the dorm into extra hot Florida, and a truck stop that apparently readily sold JD and dime bags to half brave half stupid 11th graders. Also...boredom...lots of boredom. What I dig about Spade is the balance he strikes between his innate cynicism and resultant hilariously delivered sarcasm alongside his trademark self deprecation. I relate to his core schtick, and knew instantly that this guy had a knack for self loathing that possibly eclipsed my own. I kinda think he's in a class of his own when it comes to well timed and delivered snark. And lastly...There is no place on earth where you can find more impressions. And most especially, of Lorne. I have enjoyed a good Lorne Michaels a bunch over the years and they are especially satisfying to me. His cultured tones and diction are very unique to my native Cali ears. BTW, Those interviews with him are gifts for generations to come. Most especially aspiring comics, but my point is that interview is historical documentary GOLD. Quite a few other commenters have made the point as well. SNL is one of America's crown jewels of industry, and perhaps our most beloved industry worldwide. I tend to have some mixed feelings about 'Murica these days, and Hollywood has it's issues and less desirable "side effects" on the culture, but I feel so proud to be an American when I reflect on all the joy, all the love, all the jobs, and all the future dreams that Great Art inspires in us. It makes me forget about the whole whacking off into potted plants thing. Yay! I've been curious about Lorne Michaels since I was like 6. I'd stay at Nonnie's house a lot when I was a kid and my 11 year older legal adult (ooooohhhh) sister failed to enforce Mom's or Nonnie's early bedtime pipe dreams. She lived at Non's and when I wasn't watching SNL with her and her friends I was staying up waiting for them to come back with tales of SF Discoteques and more annoying "but why can't I go?!" questions. Alright, enough of this nice talk BS. Y'all better shape up or ship out f'er cryin' out loud goll darn darn darn! 👍

i wish this were on video.

@EmilyKresl

Жыл бұрын

Well edit it together with clips and slow pans over pictures history- channel style from SNL and make a video . I'd watch it.

The mashup of Garth and Hannibal Lecter is priceless

Your podcast is fun, guests are great. Wish there was video. (You'd get so many views.)

I could listen to this and Stern all day. Spade on Stern is like winning the daily double.

@jonathandevereaux298

10 ай бұрын

Stern is trash

I can hear #BillHader giggling as these two clowns are introing him. :) @37:58 - the Anthony Coleman bit is what Bill had submitted for an Emmy.

Work stress can be BRUTAL. And one of the worst things at the time is how you try to power through it, day in and out, thinking you're immortal and immune but in the long term it really affects your health badly. I worked multiple full time jobs and I've had to cut down my workload and take part time shifts instead - there was a paycut but I had to sit down and understand my body's limits. Long term - your health is your wealth, and there's only so many times you can put your body under immense pressure and stress without it breaking down.

at 12:15 Wasn't it also " just cinch it"?

Spade's constant, ironic, self-deprecating humor never gets old. I'm SO glad Hader & Mulaney killed the Stephon film idea. Lorne just can't help himself. He has to ruin everything with his goddamn over-marketing everything. He sees something popular, then he just has to run it straight into the ground.

Henry Fonda shooting a kid..... truly a wake up call. LOL.

So glad y'all started putting these on KZread. #Algorithm

Barry tells us that Hader will be a major force in film.

1:05:10 is the start of them discussing Barry (if anyone's looking for that)

Hader is the best on SNL all time

@francescaa8331

Жыл бұрын

I have to agree that he's one of the best cast members they've had.

@sratus

Жыл бұрын

I don't agree Marc but I'm not getting mad or going to slug you in face for saying it.

@robloxvids2233

10 ай бұрын

Will 1, Dana 2.

Bill Hader

Will you guys ever do video? Audio-only podcasts make me feel like I'm stuck on the phone with my Grandma. And she's dead, so you can imagine how fun that is.

@shawntlucas90

Жыл бұрын

Agree 1000%. I watch podcasts at home pretty much exclusively, don't really listen to them on the go or at work or anything, so no video pretty much stops me from checking out a channel entirely. Which sucks, because I know these are all probably gold

@MrMatthewDBartlett

Жыл бұрын

@@shawntlucas90 Their viewership would at least double or triple if they did video. That's more youtube revenue they're missing out on by simply not pointing a camera at themselves. As someone who has worked in video production roles for over 20 years, IT'S NOT THAT HARD GUYS! (I hope someone from the channel reads these comments).

@patmando1

Жыл бұрын

How do you think your grandma feels?

Gap Girls: What ever!!!!!!!!!!

Grate chat. They say “You know” or “You know what I mean” like a 1,000 times hehehe. Its a grate Podcast, 3 SNL grate ones.

@Research0digo

Жыл бұрын

(great) :)

Yeah you guys gotta do all the remote guest podcasts. I won’t listen to anything on zoom. The lag is a conversation flow killer.

YEAH BILL!!!!

It’s Stefon, Barry

Hader talking through a tin can

Colonel Nasty 😍

5:30 is when the interview starts.

Preemptively hitting that like button

Haders gonna hade!

It's hilarious that Dana doesn't know who Stephen Root is... "or, so the Germans would have us believe."

Waiting the whole episode for the Californian's. Ahh, finally happened.

Needs videoooooooo

30:13, Bill reaches out to ask David if he struggled health-wise after SNL. The opportunity is there for a deep conversation on alcohol, substance abuse, a real defining moment for the podcast... Instead David makes a not-funny quip, awkward momement, then immediately David fills it by talking about himself... I'm done. I've tried about 5 different episodes of these guys but I think their target audience is some 40+ year olds that just want nostalgia.

Didn’t know they had a podcast until I saw Dana on Theo Vons This Past Weekend