The father is the amazing Phil Hartman (RIP). He played a couple of voices on the Simpsons and a great character on a great old sitcom, Newsradio. Phil was a huge talent, sought after voice actor. His death, murdered by his wife, is something you could find a lot of videos about here on YT. This sketch is probably the most iconic of it’s era on SNL.

@timnewman3532

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Oh, hi! I'm Troy McClure. You might remember me from such self-help videos as 'Smoke Yourself Thin', and 'Get Confident, Stupid'.

@missd9785

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Still hurts when I think about the way he passed. So so shocking couldn't stop watching the coverage. I remember Hartman being "the glue" on snl. He played so many iconic characters on that show.

@MysterClark

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Can't believe we're in a world now where so many don't know who Phil Hartman is. I feel like that light is fading from the world.

@timnewman3532

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@@MysterClark IKR? Hartman's 'anal retentive chef' skit is also pure gold. Godspeed to both Hartman and Farley.

@B-a-t-m-a-n

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@@MysterClark You're right, but then SNL doesn't have the fandom it used to. When Jamel was trying to figure out who Phil Hartman was, I knew he was thinking of Bryan Cranston. I can totally see the resemblance.

the funniest one I have ever seen is the one with Chris Farley and Patrick Swayze trying out for Chippendales

@erina.5421

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That one is a classic.

@marlainalindsey3279

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@@erina.5421 yes it is

@WhiteOakPIckups

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That’s my wife’s favorite….hmmm LOL

@XxThePhantomFreezexX

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Chris Rock didnt like tha finish of dat sketch

@mikeshoe74

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@@marlainalindsey3279 ever see the one with Mike Meyers when he's on a Japanese game show? That' a good one

One of the best SNL skits ever..written by Bob Odenkirk ( better call saul)..rip Chris

Classic sketch when SNL was occasionally inspired. Funny thing: the cast didn’t know Chris was going to fall on the table. It was a surprise planned by Chris and the producer.

@missd9785

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I never knew that. No wonder David Spade looks so shocked.

@cryhwks

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Nope, he actually slipped there and fell.

@FWDSUXARSE

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David Spade and Christina Applegate struggling to get through the skit without laughing hysterically always gets me. 🤣

@stevenweisdepp7813

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From what I remember, Farley was more straight laced during rehearsal, but still being funny, and he just went all out for the sketch

@chronomatt6990

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@@cryhwks Nope, it was planned. The table was a special prop made to break-away.

Matt Foley is HILARIOUS RIP Chris and Phil!!

@__-gc1ir

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ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ꜱ᷈~~

Phil Hartman was a legend in comedy.

Phil Hartman was a part of the SNL cast for years. He was very versatile and could handle many different roles. His impression of Bill Clinton was legendary during his presidency. He also did an impression of Frank Sinatra that Sinatra himself enjoyed. Chris Farley was always hilarious on SNL. He always put everything he had into every scene and was one of the best physical comics that SNL ever had.

@randall-king

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Well said.

@joecrandle4969

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Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer was one of my favorites

That guy who played the father was Phil Hartman... one of the comedy greats, so funny. Played two characters on The Simpsons, Troy McClure, washed-up former star of everything you've never heard of; and Lionel Hutz, shady ambulance chasing lawyer who LOVES making his own loopholes to stiff his clients. He was also in his own show, NewsRadio - he was in fact one of the main characters! Unfortunately - you are such a wholesome person I hesitate to say this, but I must since you asked - he had some big problems with his wife, Brynn... she was addicted to drugs - one night, he threatened to leave her right out of the blue if she didn't quit - that very night... she killed him, and shortly thereafter herself. Incredibly tragic end to a really great comedian. Great video as always Jamel AKA Jamal. Keep them coming!

@chrisw3421

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he really was super talented, would've been a huge star.. very sad ending

@Johnnycdrums

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Don't forget "Caveman Lawyer", one of his best characters.

@Uatu-the-Watcher

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You might know Troy McClure from such films as ‘Tales of a Washed Up Actor’ and ‘Robot Apocolips’.

I’ve seen this a million times and every time he does the running in place with the “How can we get back on the right track!?” I die from laughing.

@__-gc1ir

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Seriously one of the best sketches ever written.

Bob OdenKirk wrote this skit. He is the lawyer in Breaking Bad and the lead in Better Call Saul, 2 incredible series :)

@__-gc1ir

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Phil Hartmann- one of SNL’s greatest! He was shot by his wife decades ago😢

One of the best ever. Dad was Phil Hartman. Check out the skit on SNL of Bud Lite Gay or Chippendales with Farley and Patrick Swayze. 😂

@ashleydixon4613

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The Chippendales “auditions” is a must! Chris had way more energy and dance skills than anyone expected!

@debjorgo

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Phil Hartman's Reagan was terribly funny. Talking to the little girl scout who sold all the cookies "Well, if you're such a good salesperson, we could use you on Capitol Hill". She leaves. "That's the part about this job I hate the most. Alright! Back to work!" He starts working out how they can pay Iran for hostages by buying arms from them. Then they can use the arms to help the contras. His cabinet wants to call it a day. He says okay and starts making phone calls.

As a 90’s teen snl in this era was incredible. Chris and Adam and David were such a huge part of my family in the 90’s!!

@__-gc1ir

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My favorite skit!

I live in an RV down by the river. 🤣

Chris Farley came up with the idea of breaking the table after the rehersals and got the director to sign off on it. So the prop people knew about it since they gimmicked the table, but none of the other actors knew about it.

@__-gc1ir

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ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ꜱ᷈~~

Phil Hartman played the dad and he was a comedy genius like Chris Farley. 🙏✌️

I watched this live back in the day. It's still one of my all-time favorite SNL skits.

@__-gc1ir

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They tried so hard not to break character. 🤣🤣🤣 I remember actually watching this on Saturday Night. 🤣🤣🤣

@__-gc1ir

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RIP Phil Hartman and Chris Farley. I believe I saw that the table fall wasn't scripted, Farley just did it.

@nascarsteve

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they died about 6 months apart.

@randall-king

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That’s clearly a collapsible table. Somebody planned it.

@__-gc1ir

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Great reaction, Jamel! This is classic SNL. The "Chippendales" audition is absolutely ridiculous. Every "Celebrity Jeopardy/Black Jeopardy" has me rolling every time, as well.

The fact that the "motivational speaker's" voice always sounds as if he's on the verge of tears makes this doubly hilarious. Not to mention Farley's incomparable physical comedy. And when he says that "Rollin' DOOBIES" line, both David Spade and Christina Applegate are complete toast. Lord knows how they managed to carry on without completely losing it. Pure comedy gold, this one.

@__-gc1ir

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Never saw this before? Wow!

By far one of the best skits of all time on SNL.

@__-gc1ir

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The fact that living in a van down by the river is a BIG dream now 😂#vanlife

@__-gc1ir

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Best skit SNL has ever done! I WISH I had been old enough to see this when it was actually live. Chris Farley was a GENIUS!!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

@__-gc1ir

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Omg my absolute favorite 👍

This right here is CLASSIC!!!! Chris Farley was the MAN!!! His SNL skits are LEGEND!!!!!!

@__-gc1ir

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RIP to both Chris Farley and Phil Hartman(Dad. Both very lovable comedians. "You'll have plenty of time for livin' in van down by the river, when your livin' in a Van Down By The RIVER!" This skit kills me every time!!!

@__-gc1ir

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One of my fav SNL sketches ever! There is another really funny Matt Foley sketch that takes place on Halloween that's definitely worth reacting to.

Am I losing it? I would swear you have reacted to this before. I had several deja vu moments watching this reaction. I remember your not knowing Phil Hartman and talking about breaking character on the show.

@MadSlantedPowers

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Yes, I even remember him thinking Phil was the Breaking Bad guy. Must be a re-upload.

@billparrish4385

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Yep, about 4 months ago on his other channel.

@amyk9175

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@@billparrish4385 thank you! Now I remember reading his post that he is moving a few videos to this channel.

@__-gc1ir

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Dont᷈ f᷈o᷈r᷈g᷈e᷈t᷈ t᷈o᷈ h᷈i᷈t᷈ t᷈h᷈e᷈ s᷈u᷈b᷈s᷈c᷈r᷈i᷈p᷈t᷈i᷈o᷈n᷈ b᷈e᷈l᷈l᷈☎️ T᷈h᷈a᷈n᷈k᷈ y᷈o᷈u᷈ a᷈n᷈d᷈ I᷈ w᷈i᷈l᷈l᷈ a᷈l᷈s᷈o᷈! s᷈h᷈a᷈r᷈e᷈ n᷈e᷈w᷈ f᷈i᷈n᷈d᷈i᷈n᷈g᷈s᷈ w᷈i᷈t᷈h᷈ y᷈o᷈u᷈ i᷈n᷈ a᷈ m᷈o᷈m᷈e᷈n᷈t᷈*# L᷈a᷈ c᷈o᷈n᷈t᷈a᷈c᷈t᷈ m᷈e᷈ p᷈r᷈i᷈v᷈a᷈t᷈e᷈l᷈y᷈✫✎ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟭𝟯𝟬𝟭𝟰𝟬𝟵𝟳𝟰𝟮𝟯📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗n᷈o᷈ W᷈h᷈ât᷈s᷈äp᷈p᷈❗

Phil Hartman, not the guy from Breaking Bad. Yes, the table was scripted. The last time Chris Farley hosted SNL before he died, he did a skit with Lorne Michaels where he was trying to get back on the show by saying he still had his comedy chops. He tried to do a scripted pratfall through Michaels' desk and bounced off of it because it wasn't a prop desk, which was the gag. One of the last times SNL was funny.

Man R.I.P. Chris. One of the best to ever do it amd one of the mast naturally funny people I've ever seen. This is a classic. You must do him and Patrick Swayze trying out for Chip N Dale's on SNL. Yoy won't beleive it lol.

@FWDSUXARSE

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Oh man that skit was great.

@__-gc1ir

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This SNL sketch is an amazing classic!!!! If I say "Living in a van down by the river" to any of my friends they crack up cause they know it! There are so many SNL sketches and charachters that we all remember. (Folks in my age group mid forties to mid 50's...I am 48)

@__-gc1ir

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Farley was a favorite of mine that's for sure. Cried when he died. He did improvise a whole lot in his movies. So that fall into the table was probably an accident, and he still played it right in. Lol

@__-gc1ir

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ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ꜱ᷈~~

Man Chris Farley something else what was it the Chip and Dale skit him and Patrick Swayze oh my God

THIS is a CLASSIC! Back when SNL was really funny.

@__-gc1ir

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I remember the night this aired. No one ever saw anything like this. This was the funniest sketch SNL ever produced and it was all Chris.

That was the late, great Phil Hartman, and I highly recommend checking out some of his stuff. His caveman character was pretty great as was his Frankenstein’s monster. I especially remember him, the wolf man, and Dracula singing Christmas carols in a sketch on one of SNL’s holiday shows. I still miss him, and it still breaks my heart how he died. I think of his kids from time to time and really hope they’re doing ok.

Spade and “Kelly Bundy” trying not to laugh really add to the brilliance of this sketch

Another classic SNL sketch where they were struggling to stay in character is: Close Encounter - SNL Three people (Kate McKinnon, Cecily Strong, Ryan Gosling) share very different stories about their alien abduction.

Chris Farley, one of a kind for sure.

😂 OMG. Seen this more than I need to some more. Lol.

Love your channel. You exude compassion and we need more of that from everyone. A great song to listen to often is "Wake up everybody" by Harold Melvin and the Bluenotes. We all need to make this a better world. Thanks for all you do to promote being a "Good Human"

@__-gc1ir

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They had to do this skit 5 or 6 times because everyone kept breaking character except Chris, who was on a mission to crack them up every time. This was the only one nobody fell over in hysterical laughter even after he tried his best by belly flopping through the table. He and Spade had a rivalry to make the other break character in every skit and they were BFFs in trw.

@redplanet9162

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Respectfully correcting you... they may have Rehearsed it multiple times but the show itself aired live, hence the name.

@ll7868

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@@redplanet9162 The show doesn't air live, they tape it at 5pm until about 8pm

@__-gc1ir

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Yes Jamel…More Please. Fun Fact - Matt Foley was a character Chris created early in his career when he was playing the small clubs. Next- Chippendale Try Out - Chris and Patrick Swayze

@__-gc1ir

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ᴛ᷈ʜ᷈ᴀ᷈ɴ᷈ᴋ᷈ꜱ᷈~~

Oh please please do a best of Chris Farley. One of the best comedians ever. RIP. Tommy boy is one of the best comedy’s ever.

@__-gc1ir

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This skit was a series Chris did that was do funny! Even in his personal life he was always so funny! Thanks

@__-gc1ir

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I remember seeing this the first time it aired. I thought it was an instant classic.

@__-gc1ir

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This one always has me in tears.

@__-gc1ir

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Phil Hartman was the Dad He was murdered by his wife. Huge tragic loss. This is an iconic SNL bit. Thanks for posting

One of my favorite SNL skits of all time.

@__-gc1ir

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This came out around 1991ish as I recall. Saw it live on TV when it first aired. It turned into a recurring skit, and you always k new it was coming because they'd say "he's been drinking espresso for about 4 hours, and I think he's ready." And then he'd always crush something like he did the table (which was supposedly a mistake when they did it in this skit the very first time). Hilarious. You should also give the Coffee Talk with LInda Richman SNL skits a whirl. They were hilarious too.

@__-gc1ir

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RIP Chris and Phil 😢😢😢

One of SNL's greatest sketches, by some of their best members (the cast of this era, and the original one from the 70s, were THE vest SNL ever had)! If you like cast members in live comedy sketch variety shows trying to psyche each other out, and losing (or nearly losing) composure, then you NEED to watch The Carol Burnett Show! Tim Conway, one of their regulars, was notorious for going off-script and purposefully trying to bust up cast members! In a very famous outake reel from one recurring sketch on the show that was very popular, the "Family" sketch (which some years later spawned the "Mama's Family" tv sitcom), Tim goes off script again. But, at the end, after he spent several hilarious minutes trying to bust up the cast, one of them, Vicki Lawrence (who plays "Mama" here and in the spinoff tv show) gets a line in that breaks Tim Conway! If you search "Tim Conway Elephant Story", you'll find it! It's usually the condensed version (it went on for four minutes or so in total...the condensed one runs about 2:55, and contains the best stuff)...you'll bust a gut laughing! The sketch starred Tim Conway, Vicki Lawrence, Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman, and guest starred Dick Van Dyke. But there's so much Tim Conway did on that show that is wprth sering!

Christina Applegate is just sitting there trying to keep it together the whole time.

I say that I just keep popping a rib from laughter 😂

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Phil Hartman was the dad.. He played in Jingle all the way with Swarznegger.. He was actually murdered a few years back .. RIP

RIP Phil Hartman... AKA "The Man With A Thousand Faces". Also, this sketch was THE BEST Matt Foley character of all time. I felt he was largely (no pun intended) underrated for his humour. He, was mayhaps, far ahead of his time. RIP Chris Farley.

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Always loved this skit. If you like seeing comedians who try to make the others in the skit laugh, Harvey Korman and Tim Conway from The Carol Burnett Show were always trying to get each other. A great one to start seeing them do this is The Dentist, World's Worst Costume Change, or many As the Stomach Churns skits. Have a great day Jamel, and thank you for the content!

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@kens32052

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And don't forget the elephant story too.

6:50 telling a joke with their whole body is basically slapstick comedy.

Phil Hartman and Jon Lovitz used to do these cool Film Noir skits in black & white on SNL.

Your next SNL sketch should be "More Cowbell" if you haven't already reacted to it. You know, since you like cowbell.

@chrisdickens8233

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Pretty sure Mel did that one a while back

@jamesjohnston9225

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@@chrisdickens8233 Thanks

Cool. Every once in awhile I look this one up, for a good laugh.

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Spade and Applegate couldn’t keep their laughter in. I know Lorne Michaels hates when they break character, but even so, it means it’s great sketch and with this one it actually works with the skit. The teens would be laughing at this guy. One of the best SNL skits.

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Probably one of the best SNL skits ever.

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It's amazing how many KZreadrs were inspired by Matt Foley to become motivational speakers living in a van (car, truck, camper, RV) down by the river. Some of them build huge outhouses and call them tiny off-the-grid homes. They're shacks, in Canada we use them for ice fishing.

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Dont᷈ f᷈o᷈r᷈g᷈e᷈t᷈ t᷈o᷈ h᷈i᷈t᷈ t᷈h᷈e᷈ s᷈u᷈b᷈s᷈c᷈r᷈i᷈p᷈t᷈i᷈o᷈n᷈ b᷈e᷈l᷈l᷈☎️ T᷈h᷈a᷈n᷈k᷈ y᷈o᷈u᷈ a᷈n᷈d᷈ I᷈ w᷈i᷈l᷈l᷈ a᷈l᷈s᷈o᷈! s᷈h᷈a᷈r᷈e᷈ n᷈e᷈w᷈ f᷈i᷈n᷈d᷈i᷈n᷈g᷈s᷈ w᷈i᷈t᷈h᷈ y᷈o᷈u᷈ i᷈n᷈ a᷈ m᷈o᷈m᷈e᷈n᷈t᷈*# L᷈a᷈ c᷈o᷈n᷈t᷈a᷈c᷈t᷈ m᷈e᷈ p᷈r᷈i᷈v᷈a᷈t᷈e᷈l᷈y᷈✫✎ㄚ✶ᚓ║█♱𝟭𝟯𝟬𝟭𝟰𝟬𝟵𝟳𝟰𝟮𝟯📲█║❍✭✧♣️⍟☚☚♥️ ❗n᷈o᷈ W᷈h᷈ât᷈s᷈äp᷈p᷈❗

That whole scene is basically improvised. So you see Christina and David's natual reaction. And the table scene, they told him for the take to fall and not use his hands. He said, "got it" That skit will never not be funny.

Table was not planned, he just went with it.

One of my all-time favorite skits from SNL. I think anyone who aspires to be something greater than what they are today has the possibility (ie. risk) of "living in a van down by the river" in the back of their minds. :)

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Think I have a vhs with all the SNL greats best of moments, this is one. Carol Burnett, another great show for cracking up.

Loved Chris Farley. He was one of a kind.

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Greatest motivational speaker ever.

That was a breakaway table / prop. Please do more Matt Foley & Chris Farley in general.

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One thing we should all learn from Phil.... never tell your wife your leaving her...then go to bed....

@Ravine777

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He got murdered??

@Vaticider69

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@@Ravine777 His wife shot him...

Please react to Adam Sandler's tribute song to Chris Farley. It mentions a lot of his most memorable SNL characters. So good. Great reaction!! 🙂

@__-gc1ir

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I remember when this one came on. I'm still rollin'. The dad was Phil Hartman.

@__-gc1ir

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Loved watching your reaction to the table smash, which was kept a surprise to the rest of the cast.

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Since you like character breaking, Jeff Goldblum hosted a few times. Never broke. Will Ferrell said I'm getting him this time. He said take away all the cue cards after 2nd line (moon &green cheese). Jeff had to improv his lines and Will went completely nutty. It's "snl Jeff Goldblum Will Ferrell Space the Infinite Frontier"

Phil Hartman is playing the Dad. He was on the regular SNL cast. Unfortunately, his wife shot and killed him when he was in the prime of his comedic career. Chris Farley and David Spade were best friends during that time. SNL has always been known for its cast members' improvisation, so the table bit probably wasn't in the script. Jamel, I strongly recommend that you do more reactions with Chris Farley. Thanks for the laughs and a great reaction. Rest In Peace, Chris and Phil. 😪💙✌

Phil Hartman (played the dad) , Chris Farley, two of the greatest comedians. Died too soon, then along with John Candy, John Ritter, like a quick chain reaction in a matter of 2 years it seems, all gone in a flash, like bam bam bam bam.

Oh absolutely classic

In addition to all his other great roles, Phil Hartman also played Captain Carl on Pee Wee’s Playhouse.

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Chris Farley was a Treasure-and-a-Half.

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R.I.P. CHRIS AND PHIL......

iconic skit seen it many times. my dads favorite.

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Farley is one of the greatest, but classic character

The dad is Phil Hartman, not Bryan Cranston (Walter White), but the sketch was written by Bob Odenkirk (Saul Goodman)

This sketch actually was written by Bob Odenkirk from breaking bad/saul back when he and Chris were doing improv at 2nd city in Chicago

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Chris Farley was so funny. Tommy Boy is one of my favorite movies.

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This skit was written by Bob Odenkirk of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul fame. Phil Hartman is the dad.

Dad, Phil Hartman. For a movie featuring him, I suggest House Guest, co-starring Sinbad.

A class SNL sketch!!!!!!!

J- check out Kate McKinnon of SNL talking about her alien abductions. It’s the funniest thing you’ll see.

Jamal's Fall Reruns.

Phil Hartman also played a hilarious role opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger in the movie Jingle All The Way. Plays his neighbor and tries to steal Arnold's wife lol.

@__-gc1ir

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Phil Hartman was long dead before Breaking Bad was a thing, as was Chris Farley. The world Misses Phil and Chris, they left us too soon. Ah, I have seen it 100 times and it still makes me laugh!

2 others from Saturday night live you need to check out are Schweaty Balls, and Earthquake disaster report!! They are CLASSICS!

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The dad was Phil Hartman....he was great...had a spokesperson's looks and voice but was funny as hell...he also did voiceover work! Unfortunately, he was killed by his psychopathic, nutcase wife! This is actually a modern times legend, in the annals of SNL sketches.......and is well-known for Farley busting up his good friend David Spade, as well as Christina Applegate! I'm a little surprised you've never heard anything of it!