David Spade is one of the most naturally funny guys out there. His standup is good, but he is way better just talking off the cuff and telling stories. Definitely under appreciated.
It’s its own special underrated talent. I’ll totally binge David Spade interviews. I think he undersells himself comparing to other types of comedians when they’re not nearly as funny in the same way as he is.
I agree. I always like his standup, but in interviews, or really conversations with just about anyone, he is hilarious. He is hysterically funny on Ellen, for example. And he's really good on Howard Stern, too, possibly Howard's funniest guest ever.
I've seen Bill being being so snotty and rude and judgmental with other guests, lately (not only 'lately, to be honest), that I don't even want to click on this, sadly, although it came up in suggestions from TH-cam just now.
Spade is effortlessly funny. His throwaway lines here, as well as most other p[laces, are the best. Maher is always talking to people as if they're stupid. Always referencing his past statements and jokes, reminding people how clever he is. Always trying to lead or prompt his guests into making derogatory judgments about his own favorite targets. Most don't indulge him though. When he is on, I think he is funny, but he tends to want to beat a dead horse.
Spade is one of my favorite people on the planet. From first seeing him do the Hollywood Minute on SNL, Spade's attitude hurt me from laughing. Just Shoot Me is another favorite. Great guest and thank you.
This was Bill's best natural conversation. No interruptions, no forced repetitive talking points. Just two old friends having a genuine talk about life and entirely comfortable in each other's presence.
@@ziggyustar3137lol if you’re going to correct people and you aren’t the best speller, it might be a good idea to look up the correct spelling first. Gelled is correct.
The rest of his brilliance is his total disregard for those undeserving of the least generosity. You super-totally get that from your own perspective of super-hyper-extreme ungenerosity, right?
Does he talk about his current life much in it? He's covered his early life in his comedy, and SNL is well documented. I'm more interest in his post SNL life
Spade's talents are underutilized. He has great delivery and is just plain funny, always. First time the entire hour plus was worth watching/listening twice.
@@kodiak138 Search the interviews he did with David Letterman. They were always great since they were such good friends off camera and that friendship translates.
The Wrong Missy is in the top 10 funniest movies I've ever seen. I remember watching it 5 times in 2 weeks when it came out. Glad it was #1 for so long!
Never was crazy about David Spade but he sure tamed Bill Maher like no other. I really liked the natural conversation with no arguing, debating and insisting that his life choices are the right ones and let’s face it if we all disliked children where would humanity be.
Love David Spade. This was a great time unfolding between two friends - natural, open, honest and so funny. I'm happy to see Bill changing up the seating to accommodate his guests. David has a bad back notoriously and he looked comfortable.
Bill often lacks self awareness - going on the plastic surgery rant while casually ignoring the fact he’s had hair plugs. Not the same thing, but probably considered vain.
Agreed! He never reigns in Carvey either when Carvey is totally screwing up their guests' replies on Fly on the Wall. Don't get me wrong, Carvey is a great dude but he's almost as bad as Farley's "remember when you..." interviews skits on SNL.
It's a shame that David's show was cancelled - it was really great. His TH-cam channel during Covid times was a highlight ( bring back the phone sound effects :) ). He's very, very funny. And I really like him in movies. He's great !
I was pissed, it was the closest thing we've had to Tough Crowd in 20 years. Yeah all those comedians who were on it are always on each other's 2 hour podcasts all the time but it was a digestible way to discover new comics and determine if you like their style and want to look into their work.
@@D-Fens_1632 Exactly. And now I see a few of these newer comedians going on to bigger things in their careers. But if the networks were smart they'd replace James Corden with popular comedians each being given a year contract, starting with David Spade.
"The Wrong Missy" was the funniest thing I've seen in like 5 years! I'm so glad I didn't know anything about it before watching it; which made it even funnier! All I knew was David Spade was in it. That was enough for me to watch. He's f*cking hilarious, witty, watchable, relatable, a smart ass, and just seems like a really cool & nice guy! Anytime I'm feeling down and need a boost, I watch, "The Wrong Missy." It never fails to make me laugh so hard I almost pee on myself!
I gotta say.....luv David Spade......he was great at comedy back in the SNL/Just Shoot Me days.....and still is fricking hilarious!!! I laughed out loud several times in this interview....Davide also is a great humble human being!!!
So true. What made this night different was that neither of them have been married and it's just the way it is. The way it happened or didn't happen. So I think this night when they spoke, Bill didn't feel like somehow he was left behind or left out or missed the boat because they were both in the same boat and they were content and maybe more content than the married guy who comes on; talks about his kids; talks about his wife. But they could just just talk and just be and it's peaceful and that's nice.
@G-Talksif either Bill or David wanted to be married then, now whatever they would be. It is misogyny when we KEEP discussing why a woman would NOT wish to be married (for whatever reason) ultimately defined as wife. Their relationship status is not that interesting or insightful in 2023. They are confident in their skin! That is Attractive in all humans. I am fairly sure that they are aware they are single & they are fine with it. Why does it matter; except as common denominator in judgment. Lives well lived imo! Peace ✌️
Glad to hear David mention "Rules of Engagement". That was such a great show that I still watch regularly. I own all of the DVDs, plus Season 7 which I had to get from Australia. Sony didn't release that season here in the states.
I've always thought Spade was very funny and enjoyed his Stand-Up. In the last decade or so, watching the different iterations of shows with his namesake, along with watching his talk show appearances (especially Ellen and Norm) and listening to the FOTW podcast , I've come to the conclusion that I've moved David Spade comfortably into my top 5 favorite comedy minds/funniest people. He's a top-tier Stand-Up. He has some of the best comedic timing and one of the best comedic actors. AND he is naturally hilarious, witty, and incredibly quick. Most funny people have either one or two of those qualities but not all three. Spadoodle has 'em all! "Push in" at 2:15 is one of many examples of how effortlessly he can lob a quick comedic grenade into the mix and obliterate the scene for a bit leaving Maher and others in the room I'd expect, humorously incapacitated. All Hail Spudley!
Ive always love spade. I remember the hate he would constantly get because he lived and farley died. Spade was and is one of the most naturally gifted funny people on the planet. One of my all time idols.
This was a great show tonight. I love David and he seems to be the nicest guy in the business. The show was upbeat and fun and just enjoyable from start to finish. Keep them coming Bill we miss you during the strike on HBO.
There are certain comedians and comedic acts that are timeless and David Spade is one of them. My child laughs hysterically at his infamous SNL "buh bye" scene. For God's sake, the guy coined a phrase that is still used today and that skit was 30 years ago. He and Tim Meadows in that scene is one of the best of all time. Priceless. Some people are just inherently funny and creative and Spade is one of them.
@@slicktheslicksterI think he has a certain flow and keeps away from getting too deep. Bill presses pretty hard with the deep stuff, so it feels like Spade has to spend a lot of time navigating that and it probably wears on him a bit here.
@@kosemkamtsan Spade knows where he is and he knows what he's doing and he's very happy to be there. He never flagged at any point. This was a good show.
Oh damn, here we go....this looks like such a great hangout. This is a great vibe with you two....so natural and chill...like any friend from the past catching up..
I was married for 15 years and it gave me more ptsd than the Army. As a disabled person with no money for a life binging movies and t.v. series on streaming is my most affordable hobby these days.
Maher is absolutely right about the extent to which marriages don't work. Divorce is around 50%, and look around you at the long-time married couples who are miserable with each other but neither has whatever it takes to end it. It is undeniably true. Spade and Maher are the smart ones staying single. They KNOW that getting married would bring unhappiness into their lives, so they wisely avoid it.
Thank Bill for Sunday nights!!! I sure miss seeing you on Fridays, but I understand and support the strike even if it means missing some of my favorite shows for awhile.
Always liked Spade, and here it hit me that he's just cool as hell. I think others would agree he seems like the "cool neighbor" the guy who will joke about losing your tool then laugh and say "naw here it is." Just a genuine humble guy, I love it!
Bill your Club Random is quite the hit! Love all the inside talk and banter. Spade is from my hometown and my same age, but we went to different high schools. He always made Phoenix/Scottsdale proud. You're so lucky pot makes you relax and giggle, all I get is paranoid and scared! Haven't touched it in 40 years. Would love to see Joe Walsh be on Club Random! Love him!❤
When comedians get this podcasting thing right it’s such a treat: two funny people who are friends just enjoying each others company and cracking each other up and sharing great stories. This one was great.
So, thing about Spade is....I can see why he gets as many women as he does. He's almost 60 and still a pretty attractive, good looking guy, actually. Definitely handsome in his younger days on SNL also. He's hilarious....which, guys being funny is REALLY important in finding them attractive, it is to me, anyway, lol. And he's just so cool and chill. He's not an overpowering, "macho" dude who would be an abusive prick. Seems like he has a sensitive demeanor also with just the right amount of sarcasm, but he's not a jerk at all. He's just awesome ☺️
I must say that Bill Maher helps keep me sane. This guy has another level of open honesty that refreshes the mind. Objectivity is extremely rare in media, and Bill Maher never fails at being honest and very logically objective. I keep up with all talk shows and comedy that doesn't suck, and I do not cheer at my screen more than when Bill speaks. Fucking genius.
Is it just me or does bill give off the vibes of being deeply insecure about his decision to not get married? Idk it just seems like it’s a 10 minute convo with every guest and he’s a bit too opinionated to ‘not care’
I was thinking the exact same thing. Waiting for a married guest to call him out on it. I knew two lifelong bachelor's who did the same thing in their 60's, not necessarily regretful of their decisions but began to question them a little. I am sure that many married men question their decisions as well.
Every comment section we all have said this because it's baffling that he does it to that degree every single time. But yeah, something is definitely up with it. He strikes me as defensive about it and it annoys him because he imagines people thinking there's something wrong with him because of it.
David Spade is one of the most naturally funny guys out there. His standup is good, but he is way better just talking off the cuff and telling stories. Definitely under appreciated.
You know who is really funny? Joe Rogan!
It’s its own special underrated talent. I’ll totally binge David Spade interviews. I think he undersells himself comparing to other types of comedians when they’re not nearly as funny in the same way as he is.
I agree. I always like his standup, but in interviews, or really conversations with just about anyone, he is hilarious. He is hysterically funny on Ellen, for example. And he's really good on Howard Stern, too, possibly Howard's funniest guest ever.
The same goes with Artie Lange.
He wrote two books both are on audible which he narrates. Good stuff
Spade is awesome. He’s naturally witty, humble, and comfortable in his own skin. Always a great guest. Plus, you can tell Bill genuinely likes him.
I've seen Bill being being so snotty and rude and judgmental with other guests, lately (not only 'lately, to be honest), that I don't even want to click on this, sadly, although it came up in suggestions from TH-cam just now.
Found David's burner account.
He likes everbody.
Bc he isn't a threatening kind of celebrity!🎉😊😅
Man I miss Lights out with Spade. Very underrated. Hope to see it make a return.
That was a great show…someone should start a petition to get it back on the air!
Me too! That was a really funny show.
Yeah, Lights Out should've never been canceled. I'll never understand the people who make those decisions. smh
'Fly On the Wall' podcast with Dana Carvey and David Spade is pretty darn good.
Me too!
Only Spade can get me to listen to Bill Maher for an hour
100% & it's funny how he thinks him and Spade are in the same league.
@@ሽሮእወዳለሁ delusional lol
You are so right 😅😅😅
Spade is effortlessly funny. His throwaway lines here, as well as most other p[laces, are the best. Maher is always talking to people as if they're stupid. Always referencing his past statements and jokes, reminding people how clever he is. Always trying to lead or prompt his guests into making derogatory judgments about his own favorite targets. Most don't indulge him though. When he is on, I think he is funny, but he tends to want to beat a dead horse.
I'm going to give it the old college try right now. Wish me the best kind of luck!
This is one of the best eps, Spade is a damn gem.
Spade is one of my all time favorites, but nothing comes close to the Chevy episode.
Exactly!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Spade is one the GREATEST people. Everything he touches is gold. Down to earth, humble, and genuine. I loved this convo.
Spade is one of the funniest off the cuff comedians
Agreed 💯
My favorite 😁🇨🇦🇺🇸✔
True
His standup is really good too.
“Let him into the Cheesecake Factory”
Spade is one of my favorite people on the planet. From first seeing him do the Hollywood Minute on SNL, Spade's attitude hurt me from laughing. Just Shoot Me is another favorite. Great guest and thank you.
This was Bill's best natural conversation. No interruptions, no forced repetitive talking points. Just two old friends having a genuine talk about life and entirely comfortable in each other's presence.
So true DC -- even their conversation is two Octaves lower
which always indicates closeness. i.e. How my friends and I talk.
friends do handshake and hug. cancel culture the pos fist pump.
Agreed
Bill can be insufferable to listen to some times. Bill really loves the sound of his own voice.
Is he smoking the wacky tobaccy?
Love David Spade, effortlessly funny and talented... Bill and David gelled so well together, I would have loved to see more!...
jel
@@ziggyustar3137lol if you’re going to correct people and you aren’t the best speller, it might be a good idea to look up the correct spelling first. Gelled is correct.
@@melany5506 jello I say jel u say gel whoops / Look the spelling bee just stung me 🐝regardless you did understand
opps
Bill Maher's best sit downs are with people who he has a history with.. you can feel the friendships. 👍
Love David Spade! 🤩He is so funny and witty!! My favorite comedian I loved watching his web series during COVID. Great to see them both chatting.
Anything Spade is on, I'm watching. Absolute legend
i've bypassed a few episodes due to the habits of host listed elsewhere and a string of quests i was unthrilled to commit to but i do enjoy DS.
@@marcyfan-tz4wj I'm right there with ya man.
💯 agreed! I watch him all the time
Love David Spade. Witty snarky humor. Quick sharp comebacks and very funny. Thanks David and Bill!
David is one of the funniest men ever and he’s so down to earth as well
Chris Rock and Rob in Grown ups, said in a interview on set, behind the scenes. David Spade was way more funny.
Part of David’s brilliance is his generosity of spirit.
The rest of his brilliance is his total disregard for those undeserving of the least generosity. You super-totally get that from your own perspective of super-hyper-extreme ungenerosity, right?
This is my favorite episode. Love David Spade . Enjoyed this conversation between these two, so much.
Same, this was awesome and put me in a better mood. We love David Spade, he's so modest I can relate to his feelings on things.
The cheescake factory line made me laugh and almost spit out my food! Spade is great!
Rules and JSM were 2 of the funniest sitcoms on television. Spade makes everything better. Your mischievous laugh always makes me smile. Thanks Davey
Thanks for this one! David Spade was delightfully humble, amusing, and sweet. And he looks better than ever!
Love Love Love David Spade. Loved his book too. Can hardly wait to hear this episode. 🥰
Does he talk about his current life much in it? He's covered his early life in his comedy, and SNL is well documented. I'm more interest in his post SNL life
@@texasoilfields not a whole lot about SNL but a good read
Didn’t know he had a book, thanks!
David Spade's a one of a kind. Always loved his style of humor. Brilliant guy.
This is great. It feels like a very raw conversation, Spade seems genuine and relaxed. Love the show.
BEST ONE YET. Spade is extremely well spoken.
Spade's talents are underutilized. He has great delivery and is just plain funny, always.
First time the entire hour plus was worth watching/listening twice.
David seems like a good guy
Really enjoyed hearing about your interview with David Spade.. Too funny 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Michael Keaton would be really great on this podcast
After reading this it just came to me that over the years I really can't remember more than 1 or 2 interviews with him.
And Ezra Miller
@@kodiak138
i think Marc Maron WTF did a good interview with Keaton
@@kodiak138 Search the interviews he did with David Letterman. They were always great since they were such good friends off camera and that friendship translates.
@@kodiak138 I LOVE LOVE LOVE Michael Keaton! Comedy genius!
Real time with David Spade ♠️, he's so authentic
The Wrong Missy is in the top 10 funniest movies I've ever seen. I remember watching it 5 times in 2 weeks when it came out. Glad it was #1 for so long!
Absolutely! I feel the same way about it. I always tell people to just watch it and DO NOT watch the trailer. She's spectacular
I love David's laugh. It makes me happy.
I didn’t want this episode to end. Genuinely felt like two good friends sitting at that glass table outside at 3am
This is my favorite episode/conversation of Club Random. David is such a great direct honest guy. Before I knew it, it was ending. Have him back on!!
Real intimate and real special, thanks Bill and David.
"I was too busy putting on press-on nails for Gap Girls" 😂🤣😂 I cackled.
David Spade is amazing!😍
Best Talk Show Guest Ever 🤩
Never was crazy about David Spade but he sure tamed Bill Maher like no other. I really liked the natural conversation with no arguing, debating and insisting that his life choices are the right ones and let’s face it if we all disliked children where would humanity be.
Spade is the best person to interview & Bills perspectives on things makes it even better. I saw Spades live show & he just KILLS!!
It's nice change of pace when Bill doesn't interrupt every 5 seconds when a guest is telling a good story.
You mean like Howard Stern!? Lol I stopped listening during COVID
@@debras1503 , I hate when Howard does that. Although he definitely gets better stories out than the average mainstream interviewer.
Putz
@@Tweston3ny , am I wrong?
Love David Spade. This was a great time unfolding between two friends - natural, open, honest and so funny. I'm happy to see Bill changing up the seating to accommodate his guests. David has a bad back notoriously and he looked comfortable.
"Unfolding" took me right to Louis CK's Magic Mike. lol.
@@kitschmygrits4836 I like words
Honestly - I just love the basic humanity of an extended conversation. A rarer pleasure these days
I love David Spade. He is very likable.
A very likeable humble guy…..
God I love Spade's laugh
david spade and kevin nealon are probably the two genuinely witty commedians i love. you can tell they are just happy, funny, quick guys
These guys will be remembered for a long time.
You know David Spade is cool and humble when Bill Maher says, 'our age', and he doesn't correct him. Spade is a gentleman and a scholar.
Maher gets mad if you are 10 years younger than him and you mention that you are younger. He snapped on the Bill Burr podcast lmao
I totally agree. Spade is truly elevated.
Bill often lacks self awareness - going on the plastic surgery rant while casually ignoring the fact he’s had hair plugs. Not the same thing, but probably considered vain.
@@vvade9789he has plugged more than just hair
Agreed! He never reigns in Carvey either when Carvey is totally screwing up their guests' replies on Fly on the Wall. Don't get me wrong, Carvey is a great dude but he's almost as bad as Farley's "remember when you..." interviews skits on SNL.
David Spade is an awesome artist. His self deprecation is part of his charm.
It's a shame that David's show was cancelled - it was really great. His TH-cam channel during Covid times was a highlight ( bring back the phone sound effects :) ). He's very, very funny. And I really like him in movies. He's great !
I was pissed, it was the closest thing we've had to Tough Crowd in 20 years. Yeah all those comedians who were on it are always on each other's 2 hour podcasts all the time but it was a digestible way to discover new comics and determine if you like their style and want to look into their work.
@@D-Fens_1632 Exactly. And now I see a few of these newer comedians going on to bigger things in their careers. But if the networks were smart they'd replace James Corden with popular comedians each being given a year contract, starting with David Spade.
I have loved so many of these. This one has to be among the best.
"The Wrong Missy" was the funniest thing I've seen in like 5 years! I'm so glad I didn't know anything about it before watching it; which made it even funnier! All I knew was David Spade was in it. That was enough for me to watch. He's f*cking hilarious, witty, watchable, relatable, a smart ass, and just seems like a really cool & nice guy! Anytime I'm feeling down and need a boost, I watch, "The Wrong Missy." It never fails to make me laugh so hard I almost pee on myself!
I gotta say.....luv David Spade......he was great at comedy back in the SNL/Just Shoot Me days.....and still is fricking hilarious!!! I laughed out loud several times in this interview....Davide also is a great humble human being!!!
I just love Spade's laugh, totally smile inducing.
For someone who doesn't regret not getting married, Bill seems to talk about it a lot.
So true. What made this night different was that neither of them have been married and it's just the way it is. The way it happened or didn't happen. So I think this night when they spoke, Bill didn't feel like somehow he was left behind or left out or missed the boat because they were both in the same boat and they were content and maybe more content than the married guy who comes on; talks about his kids; talks about his wife. But they could just just talk and just be and it's peaceful and that's nice.
Agreed, i wish the marriage topic was off limits like politics. Seems every podcast is half about his distaste for it. That horse is thoroughly dead
@G-Talks yep. Nobody wants to fuck their dad. Grampa?
@G-Talksif either Bill or David wanted to be married then, now whatever they would be. It is misogyny when we KEEP discussing why a woman would NOT wish to be married (for whatever reason) ultimately defined as wife. Their relationship status is not that interesting or insightful in 2023. They are confident in their skin! That is Attractive in all humans. I am fairly sure that they are aware they are single & they are fine with it.
Why does it matter; except as common denominator in judgment. Lives well lived imo! Peace ✌️
@@gtalks1066 You really think young women don't want to date rich and famous men?
I love David Spade. ♥ So funny, humble, sensitive, and seems like such a good person :). Thanks so much for having him on!
So quick. So funny. Spade is top tier comedian. 👍🏻👍🏻
David Spade sounds like such a normal guy. Very enjoyable conversation.
Glad to hear David mention "Rules of Engagement". That was such a great show that I still watch regularly. I own all of the DVDs, plus Season 7 which I had to get from Australia. Sony didn't release that season here in the states.
I've always thought Spade was very funny and enjoyed his Stand-Up. In the last decade or so, watching the different iterations of shows with his namesake, along with watching his talk show appearances (especially Ellen and Norm) and listening to the FOTW podcast , I've come to the conclusion that I've moved David Spade comfortably into my top 5 favorite comedy minds/funniest people.
He's a top-tier Stand-Up. He has some of the best comedic timing and one of the best comedic actors. AND he is naturally hilarious, witty, and incredibly quick.
Most funny people have either one or two of those qualities but not all three. Spadoodle has 'em all!
"Push in" at 2:15 is one of many examples of how effortlessly he can lob a quick comedic grenade into the mix and obliterate the scene for a bit leaving Maher and others in the room I'd expect, humorously incapacitated.
All Hail Spudley!
"Women like authentic..." So do real men. Turns out all people like authentic people.
Yeah I can’t imagine someone saying “I really like people that are phony” lol
@@brianmeen2158
That kind of phony might be worth paying for...
Not in LA though.
Yeah, I'm sure that's what drew Donald to Melania, and vice versa.
True, but in their context and environment of Hollywood/LA in their industry, perhaps it's been lost on so many people who have such fake lives.
"let him in the Cheesecake Factory" was pure brilliance off the cuff. Spade tosses out a perfect ending to Maher's story.
You put these two together and that's almost eleven whole feet of comedian.
Short joke . Low hanging fruit. Which is probably their favorite fruit
Lol
@@jess_n_atx I guess you don’t know the legend that is jopo huh
@@jess_n_atx good one
Love this podcast…
I have watched every episode and this is one of my favourite. Didn’t know David Spade was so naturally funny.
Another great guest/show!!
Ive always love spade. I remember the hate he would constantly get because he lived and farley died. Spade was and is one of the most naturally gifted funny people on the planet. One of my all time idols.
This was a great show tonight. I love David and he seems to be the nicest guy in the business. The show was upbeat and fun and just enjoyable from start to finish. Keep them coming Bill we miss you during the strike on HBO.
There are certain comedians and comedic acts that are timeless and David Spade is one of them. My child laughs hysterically at his infamous SNL "buh bye" scene. For God's sake, the guy coined a phrase that is still used today and that skit was 30 years ago. He and Tim Meadows in that scene is one of the best of all time. Priceless. Some people are just inherently funny and creative and Spade is one of them.
I love David Spade
Man, I'm 2.5 minutes in and already rolling. I love David Spade
I love david. And he is honest too.
Maher let the guest speak on this episode and it turned out perfect. Favorite episode so far.
Spade is great.
It seems like he's depressed.
@@slicktheslicksterI think he has a certain flow and keeps away from getting too deep. Bill presses pretty hard with the deep stuff, so it feels like Spade has to spend a lot of time navigating that and it probably wears on him a bit here.
@@kosemkamtsan
Spade knows where he is and he knows what he's doing and he's very happy to be there. He never flagged at any point. This was a good show.
Spade: "I wish I lived in a dump like this" 🤣 Classic !
Pete Davidson is nothing like David Spade!
Dave is actually funny!
Pete has his moments. Give him time.
Who compared David Spade to Pete Davidson?! That's not fair.
I never miss an episode.
This was one of the best. Highly entertaining and revealing. Love it !
Oh damn, here we go....this looks like such a great hangout.
This is a great vibe with you two....so natural and chill...like any friend from the past catching up..
I was married for 15 years and it gave me more ptsd than the Army. As a disabled person with no money for a life binging movies and t.v. series on streaming is my most affordable hobby these days.
Loved his last netflix special!! Love Spade!
Best Mahr he didn't interrupt. He let David be David.... and the conversation flowed very well.
Fuckin hell "I didn't have a cat costume"
Murdered me
Maher is absolutely right about the extent to which marriages don't work. Divorce is around 50%, and look around you at the long-time married couples who are miserable with each other but neither has whatever it takes to end it. It is undeniably true. Spade and Maher are the smart ones staying single. They KNOW that getting married would bring unhappiness into their lives, so they wisely avoid it.
YES!! This should be fun to watch.
Wasn't
Spade is a smooth funny type of cat, love his comedy, he is a humble guy you can tell.
Thank Bill for Sunday nights!!! I sure miss seeing you on Fridays, but I understand and support the strike even if it means missing some of my favorite shows for awhile.
Always liked Spade, and here it hit me that he's just cool as hell. I think others would agree he seems like the "cool neighbor" the guy who will joke about losing your tool then laugh and say "naw here it is." Just a genuine humble guy, I love it!
Love David Spade such good vibes always
Spade is never boring in situations like this. I could listen to him talk to anyone
„Lets look at a Clip” 😂Oh Man Spade U make me laugh
Bill your Club Random is quite the hit! Love all the inside talk and banter. Spade is from my hometown and my same age, but we went to different high schools. He always made Phoenix/Scottsdale proud.
You're so lucky pot makes you relax and giggle, all I get is paranoid and scared! Haven't touched it in 40 years. Would love to see Joe Walsh be on Club Random! Love him!❤
I love his podcast with Dana.
Me too. It’d be better minus Dana.
David Spade is the best. Love Fly on the Wall! ❤
Spade is the god damn man.
When comedians get this podcasting thing right it’s such a treat: two funny people who are friends just enjoying each others company and cracking each other up and sharing great stories. This one was great.
What a fun game of
David Spade’s musical chairs / punch-lines.
He’s like a revolving door of off the cuff quips and irreverent tag lines. 😂
So, thing about Spade is....I can see why he gets as many women as he does. He's almost 60 and still a pretty attractive, good looking guy, actually. Definitely handsome in his younger days on SNL also. He's hilarious....which, guys being funny is REALLY important in finding them attractive, it is to me, anyway, lol. And he's just so cool and chill. He's not an overpowering, "macho" dude who would be an abusive prick. Seems like he has a sensitive demeanor also with just the right amount of sarcasm, but he's not a jerk at all. He's just awesome ☺️
Spade is worth about 80 million bucks and he is still so humble.
He is? Haha. The claims in TH-cam. 👀
I must say that Bill Maher helps keep me sane. This guy has another level of open honesty that refreshes the mind. Objectivity is extremely rare in media, and Bill Maher never fails at being honest and very logically objective. I keep up with all talk shows and comedy that doesn't suck, and I do not cheer at my screen more than when Bill speaks. Fucking genius.
Is it just me or does bill give off the vibes of being deeply insecure about his decision to not get married? Idk it just seems like it’s a 10 minute convo with every guest and he’s a bit too opinionated to ‘not care’
Dude! Good insight.
Every.fucking.week.🤦♂️
I was thinking the exact same thing. Waiting for a married guest to call him out on it. I knew two lifelong bachelor's who did the same thing in their 60's, not necessarily regretful of their decisions but began to question them a little. I am sure that many married men question their decisions as well.
Every comment section we all have said this because it's baffling that he does it to that degree every single time.
But yeah, something is definitely up with it.
He strikes me as defensive about it and it annoys him because he imagines people thinking there's something wrong with him because of it.
Yes, he is a lonely guy
Yes! I'm so excited to see this!
I loooove David. Always great to listen to.
Two legends! Awesome 👏 👏👏