@@ponfed Can't count out Frasier, Seinfeld, Married with Children, Just Shoot Me, Fresh Prince etc. The 90s had a lot of gems. It was definitely the peak of the sitcom era.
Dave Foley always reminded me of a young Bob Newhart. His stammers and hilarious reactions to the others' craziness always made the scenes funnier. It ain't easy being the straight man and most of the time they get zero credit but Dave, Bob Newhart, Andy Griffith, Bea Arthur, Kenan Thompson, Kelsey Grammar, Jerry Seinfeld etc were masters at it.
You could make a "Top 1000 Dave Moments" and it would all be not just fine comedic acting but _impressive_ comedic acting. Literally 1000. It's like Phil.
@@redacted2275 settle down, Beavis! I wasn't referring to Joe Rogan, I was referring to the character he portrayed, Joe Garelli. And mostly I was referring to Dave's line.
Nothing from the episode where everyone discovers he is Canadian?In the 5th season episode where Matthew starts dressing like him, he has a line with a great delivery; "I'm so tired of you"
FWIW I find that particular line reading sad because although Foley and Dick loved and love each other, I think that week Foley was actually just tired of Dick (worst at remembering lines, routinely late to set, often high) and boy we heard it. Foley never spoke to Tierney quite that way a single time, no matter what wringer Lisa put Nelson through...
It’s hard to keep things fresh by the time you get to the fifth season you really have to reach for the humor to be as effective. But it’s worth watching characters you love.
@dancingthenightaway6882 Losing Phil killed the show that 5th season. Even the cast and crew didn't wanna come back but were forced, so they bared through it.
Trying to find the episode where Mr. James and Dave go to a club or restaurant and he makes Dave tap dance on the table. Been searching no luck so far. Any thoughts?
"Security Door," 414. But it's much funnier in context than it would be lopped out of the context. Dave Nelson has been gradually going crazier (literally, unfortunately) throughout the episode, and then the script tops that by itself becoming crazily impossible.
One of the best ensemble shows of all time.
No shit... best sitcom of the 90s..a s Phil Hartman's death was a tragedy.
@@ponfed Can't count out Frasier, Seinfeld, Married with Children, Just Shoot Me, Fresh Prince etc. The 90s had a lot of gems. It was definitely the peak of the sitcom era.
“Stargate Defender kept me out of Stanford.” So many awesome Dave moments in that episode.
Dave Foley always reminded me of a young Bob Newhart. His stammers and hilarious reactions to the others' craziness always made the scenes funnier. It ain't easy being the straight man and most of the time they get zero credit but Dave, Bob Newhart, Andy Griffith, Bea Arthur, Kenan Thompson, Kelsey Grammar, Jerry Seinfeld etc were masters at it.
Dave is my favourite Kid In The Hall. I think it is because I saw Newsradio first.
He certainly is the prettitest
OMFG the cane snap!!! 🤣🤣🤣
The term gets thrown around a lot on youtube, but I think we can all agree that NewsRadio was literally and figurative underrated.
The Bill Walking Stick episode was hilarious.Phil was at his best.
God, I loved this show.
"Wait a minute, Joe. If what you're saying is true...then I still don't care."
A favorite.
Stephen Root was fantastic in this show...
i love the fire in your eyes
"i just love the fire in your eyes"
You could make a "Top 1000 Dave Moments" and it would all be not just fine comedic acting but _impressive_ comedic acting. Literally 1000. It's like Phil.
Thanks for all your comments on these videos Joseph. I agree.
sounds like a challenge but I'm not sure people would stay put for that long or that I'm able to count that high...lol
Dave had too many great moments to fit it in a Top10 ;)
lol... well I tried.... then I did a more dave moments haha. Should I do an even more great dave moments lol
Dave in Lisa’s dress could have made the list
Phil Hartman was da man& this show was good
I liked his response to Joe's assertion about aliens with "So if what you're saying is true, then...I still don't care."
It wasn't a jab against Joe, *and Joe, the character, is not Rogan.* Don't ruin this perfect show with your anachronistic pettiness.
@@redacted2275 settle down, Beavis! I wasn't referring to Joe Rogan, I was referring to the character he portrayed, Joe Garelli. And mostly I was referring to Dave's line.
@@Danimal1177"Your name is (Joe) Garrelli?"
That is a great scene.
To think at the time he had to go straight home from the set or his wife would go nuts
Nothing from the episode where everyone discovers he is Canadian?In the 5th season episode where Matthew starts dressing like him, he has a line with a great delivery; "I'm so tired of you"
FWIW I find that particular line reading sad because although Foley and Dick loved and love each other, I think that week Foley was actually just tired of Dick (worst at remembering lines, routinely late to set, often high) and boy we heard it. Foley never spoke to Tierney quite that way a single time, no matter what wringer Lisa put Nelson through...
Joseph Scott I described the wrong episode though. It was S5E03 Lucky Burger. Mathew is on a witch hunt through Max's past to get him fired.
It literally says "Seasons 1 & 2" on the screen at the beginning of the video.
It’s hard to keep things fresh by the time you get to the fifth season you really have to reach for the humor to be as effective. But it’s worth watching characters you love.
@dancingthenightaway6882 Losing Phil killed the show that 5th season. Even the cast and crew didn't wanna come back but were forced, so they bared through it.
Im glad Rogan became the fixit guy.
Do Phil, do Phil, do Phil!!!!!!
I did Phil... They blocked it. I'll try again. I think Maybe I got too creative and added something I shouldn't like a speech bubble.
Trying to find the episode where Mr. James and Dave go to a club or restaurant and he makes Dave tap dance on the table. Been searching no luck so far. Any thoughts?
Jason Summers I believe that is from “The Mistake.” When Dave trashes everyone at the office in a magazine interview.
Phil Hartman was the funny bone, but Dave was the heart...
No, Phil was the funny vertebra on a column with other funny bones: Stephen Root, Vicki Lewis, Andy Dick, Joe Rogan... and Dave Foley, obviously.
@@redacted2275Maura Tierney and Khandi Alexander.
It wasn’t the same after Phil’s death.
Really? You missed the best one! "If a wizard casts a spell on us..."
Which season?
"Security Door," 414. But it's much funnier in context than it would be lopped out of the context. Dave Nelson has been gradually going crazier (literally, unfortunately) throughout the episode, and then the script tops that by itself becoming crazily impossible.
#1 is from the pilot.
What if Dave Foley Narrated USA Dub Of Thomas & Friends
What if Dave Foley Was Guest Star In Sesame Street
Boo! No clips from Pure Evil or Security Door!
Those were pure Dave episodes.
I love Security Door 😂
lol