Bobby Watches Grandma - SNL

[@lawsondesrochers8765]

I met Chris Farley in a deli. He was eating a bowl of soup in a booth with a friend, laughing and talking, just a regular dude. I never do this, but I had to walk up to him and tell how him much I admired him and his comedy. So glad I did, because he stopped and gave me his full attention and shook my hand like he was actually glad to see this stranger interrupting his meal. His warmth and sincerity is what I will always remember about that brief but memorable interaction. Chris Farley was top notch, and I miss him.

[@bethe192]

awww, very neat story. Good for him, and you. 😊

[@annimar43]

How wonderful ! He remained humble no matter how famous he got. He was a rarity in the entertainment world. A sweet and genuine person. Warmth and sincerity fit perfectly with how Chris really was.

[@williamshaw9047]

When was this? He did have a rep for being super-nice to fans. David Spade said he would get annoyed because they'd be hanging out and if people came up to Farley and asked if he wanted to hang with them, he would.

[@PSDPISDEAD]

Amazing story ! I miss him too, he is my fav american, comedian actor .

[@K4R3N]

Shut up Joe, you got nothing better to do on Christmas?? Get a life you sad person

[@mikeandstony]

interestingly, chris used to go to old folks' homes and nursing homes and visit with older people just out of the kindness of his heart.

[@loumightwearahatt.1897]

Could also have been for free drugs.

[@flight4twenty3]

Lou Might Wear A Hatt. Not funny

[@loumightwearahatt.1897]

@s je well you don't know my life.

[@matthewguzda4075]

Yes! He was a god damned sweetheart and its such a shame he felt so sad.

[@matthewguzda4075]

@s je drugs change ppl dude but Chris budda still done what he done drugs or not. Drugs will change u tho.

[@TheRbruin10]

The good ole days of SNL Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider etc wow that lineup was the lineup of legends.

[@manifeellikeawoman6888]

And phil hartman!

[@tats5880]

Dana carvey

[@Tootbook]

Especially Rob Schneider

[@apriltownsend9026]

If Chris was alive he would have been in Grown Ups

[@LadyKC67]

TheRbruin10 don’t forget the original players: Ayckroyd, Belushi, Murray, Chase, Radner (the funniest woman to ever grace the SNL stage), Morris, Curtain, Newman. They were the pioneers and really the best crew.

[@Scratchingforcash]

How could you NOT miss Chris Farley? He was so in tune with not only himself but everyone else he worked with.

[@CALLAHAN19]

Of course we miss him, but he'll never go away because all we have to do, is watch his films..

[@GaryTongue-to3pw]

....because he pushed down grandma!

[@christofferjenzen78]

​@@GaryTongue-to3pwShe brought him juice!

[@ek6648]

"where is Joey?!" "he is down at tHE VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!"

[@pinkley_9144]

I watched that skit before I watched this one right before

[@joeychiovitti3027]

Here i am

[@lorrainem8234]

🤣

[@marywilliams5712]

😂

[@Ariel692769]

Michael Keaton is a very diverse actor, he can go from Beetlejuice to Batman. Now that's talent.

[@scottdinges2031]

and It keeps getting funnier, every single time I see this lol

[@LadyKC67]

Ariel692769 I’ve said the exact same thing over the years.

[@kort1344]

Dont forget him in Pacific Heights. He was pure evil.

[@foxyandboristhewolftheplan9046]

Just like Robert Duvall!

[@joeprobst3306]

He's our Pittsburgh pride

[@jessmikolajczak8941]

"Listen to me, You have to listen to me if you are going to get the one I want!" 😂😂😂 I love Adam,chris and Michael they are all amazing.

[@ryanadonis]

The acting in this skit is so great. I bet the people who watched it live didn't even realize the level of performance these guys had at the time. The guys today could only dream of ever being this good.

[@yourmother3207]

Yep

[@tonysparks7173]

Bahahahaha yeah right

[@OfficialLeighton.]

Todays snl actors terrible

[@producedby3am344]

its called acting bro they can all do it lmao

[@GooglSucksDisk]

Yeah right. We never missed an snl, ever. even at Christmas time, everyone crowded in the family room to watch snl, at Christmas parties!!! and, ALL generations back then laughed and roared at every skit. After 2010, snl tanked. Even Lorne said he doesn't get most the skits. It's only geared toward gen Z now. snl lost a lot of viewers by catering only to gen Z

[@marsolie8349]

Chris Farley was one of the best physical comedians ever born. I miss him. My favorite skit was the one where he and Patrick Swayze were auditioning for the Chippendales. I don’t know how Swayze kept a straight face.

[@tiahenry4743]

That was my all time favorite as well. When he died I was heartbroken.

[@jammasteracct488]

My Grandpa was a Manager for LA Kings… I was lucky enough to meet Chris when I was a child. He even bought me a Big Mac from the McDonalds inside Icoplex . Even though I was only 12, I could realize and understand that Chris was just an amazingly friendly, DTE, and generous person. There was a kid trying to get his skates fixed in the shop there… Chris was there and noticed. He bought the kid a brand new pair of the top line BAUER’s at the time. Secretly too… he had already paid and left before the kid even knew what was going on ! LoL. Amazing guy

[@DD-sq3mr]

did farley even look at the Q cards. what a freaking MASTER

[@Bookworm-ye9qi]

Eddie Murphy also memorised his lines.

[@dustyjarvis464]

Michael Keaton was looking at them like crazy at the beginning

[@Roman-wd1it]

LEGEND

[@spencerallbritton9459]

Right? I swear nowadays they don’t even try to look at each other, they’re always looking at the q cards. Amateurs.

[@DD-sq3mr]

@@spencerallbritton9459 totally killls the bit for me

[@budpermenter9746]

The first time Keaton comes out of the room and Farley flinches had me laughing so hard.

[@nicolegeorge3704]

Same 😂😂😂

[@healthylifehappywife8501]

Right???? 🤣🤣🤣

[@fullyilluminated]

Glad I'm not the only one who found that hilarious 🤣

[@destroybot3000]

Total stooges move, but I love it. Whenever a supporting actor came in hot on the stooges, they always flinched like that.

[@MrZackavelli]

Lol, it reminds me of Kramer whenever someone would raise their voice out of nowhere in a scene

[@mama2agn301]

Love Sandler’s story that after that night Keaton took the cast out to dinner and insisted on paying because “I’m Batman”.....

[@Zbakenmcak]

Mama2agn “that night” ??? I saw the interview and he said nothing about this skit specifically

[@HobiesGarageBBQ]

Isai Omar You either missed it or watch the wrong interview. It really happened.

[@obsidiankrystal3308]

@Ro 2 White people? I am black and as a native english speaker. No. No you cannot spell like that without looking like a total dumbass.

[@P1983sche]

Man, can’t fault the guy. If I were Batman I would use that line any time I could! 🤣😂

[@Ridetheillusion]

Yeah I thought that was in 89 and someone else told that story. Still a prime story.

[@sunnyquinn3888]

My mom was actually kind of like this before she passed away with dementia. She wanted me to be there with her 24/7 and didn't trust anyone else with anything. One day I was doing something in another room while she was in bed and she started yelling and crying "Sunny! Sunny! I want my Sunny!" Even though she was surrounded by nurses who could have done anything she needed. When I came back she hugged me and apologized for "being a big baby" and I said it was ok and I was sorry for being away so long and scaring her.

[@SighNaps]

I see this is an old comment, but I went through a similar situation with my mother. I was the only one of my siblings to step up so it all fell on me. Most people don't know how hard it is to have to start treating your parent like they are 5 year old child because of their regression while they fight you most of the way. I'm not sure about your case, but I was never thanked once despite all I did. Know that without your help her quality of life would have likely been much worse. Cheers.

[@A77headshots]

Did she do the same for you? I owe my Mom so much i could never repay​@@SighNaps

[@braddocke.hutton7392]

Chris Farley automatically props up a mediocre skit. He could just stand there and I'd laugh from watching him alone. He's as sweet as he is funny too.

[@canceriantigress8656]

And very cute in my world

[@themonsterunderyourbed9408]

This isn't a mediocre skit. It's a good one.

[@Karen_McJudgerson]

Sandler was hilarious in this too!!

[@calradiastudios]

@@Karen_McJudgerson this seems like one of those rare moments when Sandler had Farley on the ropes for once when it comes to breaking character lol. I think it was payback haha.

[@junghunt8645]

@themonsterunderyourbed9408 This skit was fucking dogshit. Are you serious?

[@hawkeye1448]

He really commits to those physical falls. Love that guy

[@annimar43]

I always cringed because even though they set it up to cause the least harm possible to him there had to be a fair amount of pain involved with certain ones. Chris's commitment was total. He would do anything for the good of a sketch.

[@FXMSPreview]

“I HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO SEE MY NAME IN PRINT” is my new mantra

[@tretre3892]

🤣🤣🤣

[@tretre3892]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this comment is killing me

[@DarkEagle-vx9hd]

Everyone's a star on You Tube

[@moarroz]

Lmfao that got me in the skit too haha

[@-relentlessxchaos-]

"You were a difficult birth!" "You're my grandma!" *"THAT'S WHERE YOU'RE WRONG."*

[@deemoe7301]

Those are very hilarious lines! 😂😂

[@masterzombie161]

It’s actually kind of Tragic that she might be his real mom and she treats him like Garbage who Joey is her real grandson is Joey who she loves way more. What sucks is more is that He takes care of her despite the Abuse while Joey gets to live his life.

[@notimmortal9738]

Shit audience didn’t get it

[@marcroche9324]

If it wasn't for the great slaptick of Farley and Keaton. this is a dysfunctional skit. They make it funny. Of course Sandler perfected 'granny'.

[@HiNRGboy]

@KrunKmaster E you have a terrible sense of humour, I'm guessing you weren't around in '92 or it completely passed you by

[@giogiolover]

Farley was taking what looked and sounded like real hits..as a stage actor who does combat..that hit to the back and backward face punch definitely made contact...even when he fell from the table he looked pained..that man was a comedic genius who put his body through so much..

[@joelennon-phillips8132]

I was thinking the same thing it doesn’t look like they all made contact but it’s a little hard to watch Chris getting smacked

[@echognomecal6742]

Sadly, he'd go all in as a self-punishment. I can't remember or find it...which movie was it where he went through a big window (I think) & you can hear the crash when he lands?

[@shoopmahboop1374]

Man Michael Keaton is a good actor

[@JoryStultz1234]

Michael Keaton had amazing chemistry with Farley here.

[@JoryStultz1234]

@KrunKmaster E lol Yeah it really isn't funny, but the chemistry is still there and I think they could've done something funny together outside of SNL. Both are extremely talented actors and comedians. SNL was way too vanilla for both of them and today it's Kyle Mooney.

[@JoryStultz1234]

@KrunKmaster E Also rich people don't just produce the show they created it and run it.

[@WillBlindYouWithLight]

Man. I miss Chris so damn much. Can you IMAGINE ALL of the movies we could have enjoyed with him in? Can you imagine him getting clean? And inspiring those of us that looked up to him? Man. I wish I could see it.

[@bjlm2953]

I often like to imagine what that dimension is like.... Farley became a mega success after Shrek and switched to drama after he got clean and lean. He put on enough muscle that Marvel became interested in him to play Hawkeye. Farley stole the show in Thor. It forced them to make Thor more like Ragnorok from the beginning. He and Thor become good buddies and have that Spade/Farley chemistry. Farley became just as big a mega star as Robert Downey Jr. When Thanos snaps, everyone in the world watches Chris Farley turn to dust and they realize how different the world could have been without him. It ushers in an era of "Post snap" interpersonal peace and cooperation. The writers decide that the snap was such a potent pop culture phenomenon that they bring Hawkeye back only to have HIM use the infinity gauntlet. For the first AND last time, Hawkeye has super powers. He is the most powerful Avenger for one snap of his fingers and he saves the ENTIRE UNIVERSE. Everyone is forever changed by the sacrifice as if it were real. People really take the time to listen to one another after that. Everyone appreciates our very brief time together more after that. Chris Farley wins the Nobel peace prize after that in honor of his world peace tour. Marvel's first full on comedy is Hawkeye. Chris Farley perfectly portrays the self conscious side of Hawkeye surrounded by super humans. After Vision takes him out effortlessly in Civil War he really begins to wonder if he is good enough to be an Avenger. The Hawkeye movie was hilariously self aware, had a TON of heart, made us REALLY care about his family and PERFECTLY set up his daughter to take the spot light in the next phase. Farely is Tony's snarky suit voice after that and Stark becomes more of the Nick Fury role of the newer Avengers, like Hawkeye's daughter (that Tony feels responsible for just like Spider-man). Tony becomes the moral backbone of all people. The father figure for many of the younger characters. The new iron man should be the kid from Iron Man 3. So you've got Iron man all grown up and chasing after the next generation on Avengers. (Kept the MCU afloat for the next ten years). Bill Cosby isn't a rapist in that dimension where Farley was Shrek. Bush Sr. won a second term so Clinton wasn't able to sell out our country to China. China didn't become the economic powerhouse they are today. They didn't have the funds to mess with the coronavirus and let it escape. Bush sr finished the Iraq war the first go around and thus no 911.

[@90AlexF]

I think Chris would have make Drama Roles and Comedies today and a mega star like Sandler

[@lockburner2000]

Think the same thing. But feel like he cheated us out of all the greatness he could have given us.

[@yellowblanka6058]

Alternatively he might have been roped into awful contemporary Sandler fare like "Jack and Jill" etc. but I do miss him. He was hilarious, reportedly a very warm and friendly guy and it's incredibly sad to me that he died while begging some nonchalant stripper/escort not to leave him.

[@leotimtom6637]

Farley really worked hard for those 10 dollars.

[@mufcninja87]

Lol I was thinking the same thing

[@maggiesouza7]

He really loved working and you could totally tell! Great guy. ❤️

[@jenniferfrazierlpc7171]

Yes!!🤣💖

[@kennethwood88]

You could tell that Adam was about to crack up and start laughing

[@grey9422]

he always looks like he's about to start laughing when he's on snl and it makes everything way funnier

[@cainster]

Anybody would with Farley in the sketch.

[@theweakestlink2278]

This was by far my favorite cast/era of SNL. Those shows from the early and mid 90's were great.

[@youtubemember1115]

"I want my pillows fluff. A little more. More please,more. More.That's too much, Slow Down!"

[@P1983sche]

Michael Keaton is awesome. One of my favorite actors. Farley, favorite comedian of all time.

[@pamalama2205]

This is the Adam Sandler type routines I liked and the chemistry with Chris Farley and even David Spade was perfect

[@doydivision3984]

Adam Sandler’s most underrated performance.

[@hopeshyly5708]

I know I love it

[@doydivision3984]

@KrunKmaster E Yeah, it looks like you’ve responded or made multiple comments similar to this one on this video. I like Adam Sandler, and I think classic SNL is pretty funny. You don’t have to be a huge pretentious jerk, just because someone likes a show that you don’t like.

[@doydivision3984]

@KrunKmaster E Excuse me, but how the fuck does your comment make sense? 😂 first you bring up a shitty priest rape joke and talk about South Park, and someone’s song. What the fuck are you even talking about dude?

[@grey9422]

adam sandler has an odd talent for dressing up as a woman, i guess

[@radiohaven5093]

Sandler, Keaton and Farley in the same sketch, Perfect.

[@1badjesus]

EVERYTIME Keaton comes out he has LESS CLOTHING on LOL😂 3:36 lipstick on his shirt LOL🤣

[@jamesstrong593]

I thought that was blood from Farley falling and hurting his hand...

[@annabethsmith-kingsley2079]

it's the red wine that he and Sweeney are drinking in the back room

[@1evol909]

With all due respect, It kinda feels like snl was more developed years back

[@merricat3025]

I really haven't watched Saturday Night Live in years. I do see clips every once in awhile. People nowadays think Kate McKinnon is wonderful. They raved about her. She's not bad but she's not that great that people think she is. Saturday Night Live has had a lot better people than her on their show. If she's the best they got I really don't know why people even watch anymore.

[@Daft-SFM]

This happens with alot of tv shows. They’re packed with ideas when they first start out but then they run out

[@erikh5439]

Merri Cat I keep hearing about Pete Davidson also, i go to bars every saturday and find waaay funnier. I know what you mean.

[@erikh5439]

Burnintreez321 Exactly they are really pushing this loser on us everyday.

[@jdnelson121]

Its because they didn't have a political agenda back then.

[@hr6334]

😂 CF: “You’re my Grandma!” AS: “That’s where you’re wrong!” Lolzzzzzzz

[@outsidersfan4life]

The best part!

[@MigPlz91LivestreamOnly]

I laughed way too hard

[@paleocat6354]

He had a big heart and cared about many people. He did much charity.

[@Jakecjohnson13]

6:08 I always loved the “you pushed me!” You can see his hands not even touch her lol. Miss Chris Farley RIP!!

[@williamgatesenson]

keaton actually smacked farley a few good times. i bet it was at farley's request

[@christofferjenzen78]

Of course it was on Farleys request. If he wanted to kiss,he would've called Keatons mother..

[@annimar43]

@@christofferjenzen78 Now that is funny !

[@annimar43]

I'm sure some of that was well timed acting by them both. Somewhat pulling a few of the hard punches. But Farley's commitment was total. He would do what was necessary to get that laugh.

[@Ariel692769]

williamgatesenson Lol I could picture him saying that. Chris~now I want you to reeeeally slap me and throw me around a bit okay?!

[@kingofmeatballs763]

*Farley was a masochist*

[@GingerJacksonSpeakzTruth]

Binge watching Chris Farley! Who's still laughing at 2019

[@danielkuhn3214]

I'm laughing at yr grammar heh heh! ! !

[@jeffreyflynn5746]

@J lmao! Calm down.

[@0mnicide]

Nobody is laughing in 2019. Literally nobody except you. You are the only person who is laughing in 2019.

[@CHRISRepAZ]

Me

[@lastsonofktn]

Started binging him too recently lool

[@AllAmericanDreamChaser]

I miss Chris Farley. He left this world way to soon!

[@Ariel692769]

Ain't that the truth.

[@criztu]

it was his choice, let him go

[@joshd.godfroy4761]

Miss Chris Farley a bunch. I was 10 when he died. All we have is these memories. Not the same. RIP Chris.

[@mynie]

low-key one of the most realistic sketches of all time

[@rosella5358]

As someone who has existed around older relatives, yes. There exists a time when it's just not feasible to keep them at home anymore.

[@ltestyles2546]

I lost my shit when Chris was reaching for the blue plate and fell causing everything to fall.

[@matthewguzda4075]

That laugh she does when she goes off to his room... Just beautiful. Reminds me of the joy of being young n happy

[@536767676533766]

why heaven took chris farly he is legend we still miss you . my favorita comedian off all time chris farley

[@matthewguzda4075]

Ya know you never know about ppl u see as a fan. But Chris donated his time to charities. He really seemed like a nice kind person who felt insecure do to his weight. Its a shame

[@matthewguzda4075]

@@carrrexx7190 both those things together tho did him in.

[@annimar43]

@Kevin Prima That book showed us the whole picture of Chris with his triumphs and struggles. It doesn't sugarcoat anything. But you come away from having read it with both admiration and heartbreak with Chris.

[@gregstuber8956]

Hes not in heaven he is just resting in a van down by the river

[@blitzkreig3088]

It’s hilarious when Michael comes back, he’s missing a piece of clothing every time

[@mistymountainmom5304]

I do the Adam Sandler grandma voice on a daily basis 😂

[@stOoPiDmOnKeEz]

Me too! "I brought you juice in the night!" and "I need my glasses" are at least weekly. 😂

[@erabbitgamingofficial1]

"I brought you orange juice when you were sick!" 😂😂

[@cobrahklutch9779]

I love Chris Farley!! He was my childhood hero I was in 5th grade when he died and I cried like a baby he meant so much to me. Still does he will always be the funniest person to ever walk this earth. Michael Keaton goes off at some point in just about every single thing I’ve ever seen him in.😂😂 this fuckin sketch is hilarious

[@JoyFoolActs2035]

Same. I had a huge crush on Adam Sandler for years when I was younger.. however I used to tell people that I would have married Chris because I felt so bad for him. As someone who has been over weight and not the best looking chick around, I related so much to Chris. I remember watching TV and my mom came in from running errands. She told me she had bad news, she heard a celebrity had died on the radio. Someone I cared for. My heart sank because I thought it was Adam, when she told me it was Farley it broke my heart. I put a picture of him up in my room as a tribute to him. One day I want to get a tattoo in his honor, I just have to create a good one.

[@schallrd1]

Farley would have made a good professional wrestler.

[@kickass1437]

schallrd1 holy shit fuck yeah!! 😂😂😂

[@retroraider5313]

The best!

[@laxbroflow151]

He played rugby

[@capsman09]

He unfortunately passed around the time shortly before the Monday Night wars can you imagine Chris Farley doing something with WCW Nitro or WWF Raw is war?

[@RealCalebClay]

Otis! Lol

[@jmrbug9623]

Chris Farley was always my favorite. I've laughed until my face was purple and I was crying at a lot of his skits.

[@crossarmkid42]

Who else remembers a version of this where Chris' wig started coming off by the end? That was my favorite part.

[@bbayachek]

Yes but why was there 2 versions?

[@deemoe7301]

I can watch anything with Chris Farley and still get a bellyache laugh over and over again😂😂

[@starrcompany3275]

Damn Chris Farley had a lot of energy for a big guy! All those scenes executed by him what a genius!

[@lauragreaser3461]

When he took that whole shelf down 😆

[@scottandrew8906]

Television was great in this era. Not just SNL also the sitcoms, late night shows, awards events, wrestling, sports, and EVEN commercials. I’ll never understand why it can’t still be like this!

[@smugdarkly]

The big shnozes.

[@johnnylaw26]

I once met Chris Farley at a Subway station. Had too double take as I walked past him, lots of people had noticed but I got too say "I love you" ,and he said "I love you" mimicingly. It was amazing.

[@josephpustae5208]

Picture this, it was Sicily, 1922...

[@jessiehermit9503]

Golden Girls. I miss that show.

[@jessiehermit9503]

Sophia was awesome.

[@rysmith9433]

Wow

[@lemonlover6559]

Adam Sandler's new comedy routine on Netflix has a great memoriam to Chris Farley in it. Soo good !!

[@DimitriosChannel]

Once I saw that shelf I knew Farley was going to light up the sketch.

[@annimar43]

That really looked like it had to hurt. Chris sort of looked like he had been covering his head as it fell. Those platters sure shattered. You know he had to have bruises, aches and pains after that.

[@nunyabiz6918]

Why THIS sketch out of all sketches wasn’t stretched into a full length feature is truly a travesty. One of the most hilarious, well acted, and truly satisfying snl skits of all time.

[@lisaknox4113]

Adam Sandler makes a terrific grandma and Chris Farley does great in this skit! This was my mom's favorite skit!

[@ChristopherIanMacfarlane]

If Chris Farley is in a sketch with a shelf of plates, you know they're getting destroyed.

[@cgh7337]

I saw a different version of this where Chris Farley was wearing a wig for some reason & it kept falling off. Farley, Adam Sandler & Michael Keaton all kept breaking character by laughing about it & it was hilarious.

[@annimar43]

I saw that one too. It was so funny.

[@myaudiobookschannel3625]

Me too. I was expecting that to happen.

[@edchowder6231]

YES, I kept expecting a wig to fall off but noticed it looked too much like his real hair..Mandela effect?!

[@myaudiobookschannel3625]

@@edchowder6231 yup. Might have to add it to the Mandela Effect. Or did they do this skit multiple times?

[@MichaelFelcher]

That was at dress rehearsal. I think they showed it on the "Best of Chris Farley" compilation. But this is the actual sketch from the live show. I remember it like this, no Mandela effect.

[@MorrisB1971]

Back when they actually memorialized their lines and didn't notice the cameras & only used the cue cards as a guide in case they forgot a line!! True SNL talent back then!!

[@producedby3am344]

memorialized? did their lines die or something? its memorize

[@MrZackavelli]

I mean, I love everyone in this skit, but you didn't notice Keaton looking off into the background every 10 seconds?

[@Hamrik_Oswald]

In loving memory of great lines.

[@iPhone-eb9cz]

@@Hamrik_Oswald😂 dying laughing

[@adamkatt]

he made the mistake of using the ebonics version of the word..@@producedby3am344

[@divinechocolat3469]

such a handsome big fella and amazingly funny he seriously needs to be immortalized

[@DrRockso79]

This feels like I'm watching a play.

[@carrrexx7190]

Hence the name, "Saturday Night LIVE", Treetop with no Fruit!

[@lindsaychurch8749]

John Smith I feel like this could be sarcasm

[@marshallc6885]

Its cuz these people are really good actors/entertainers

[@tynao2029]

you're right it's a scenario with characters that have been in many plays and works, long ago in Neopolitan commedia dell'arte, Shakespeare and more recently in America in vaudevillian Jewish slapstick a la Three Stooges. Farley plays Arlecchino the servant with two masters, Keaton is the Pantalone greedy and needy, and Sandler is the il Dottore the obstacle to lovers and comic foil to Pantalone. And of course ancient Greek and Romans also had these characters and genres

[@marshallc6885]

Ty Nao youtube needs more comments like these

[@hollylynn9322]

Sandler plays a woman soo funny!! Farley great as always and Keaton juz classic 🤣

[@mullen25]

still funny years later. this was a classic era of SNL because of the comedic legends and writing talent.

[@vickieden5022]

Back when SNL was funny. Rest in paradise, Chris Farley. You are deeply missed ❤️

[@theboldone1961]

"You have to listen to me if you're gonna get the one I want"! Leaves me in tears

[@d_exiled_1arisen385]

Oh my goodness 3:34 I couldn't breathe from laughter. I've seen this once before as a child too. I've always been a fan of Chris Farley. I own all his titles. Miss that guy. 🇵🇷🤘🏾

[@dontsettlefor500mill]

Damn, that stunt work delivery by Farley and Keaton was on point!

[@ayo0o0o0o0]

Met Chris Farley as a kid a few years before he died. Regular dude and just genuinely a funny nice guy. RIP man.

[@jeffsoltess4853]

This is back when SNL's were actually funny

[@martinhanley9524]

Now they are woke wussies and willies

[@jeffsoltess4853]

@@martinhanley9524 Exactly

[@michaelmcdonald8452]

What an original viewpoint

[@michaelmcdonald8452]

@@martinhanley9524 in what way is SNL “woke?”

[@michaelmcdonald8452]

Also, describe where you laughed once here?

[@andregiante3940]

Early to mid 90s SNL cast was like the early to mid 90s Chicago Bulls lineup. Unbeatable.

[@s.kreusler5081]

Early 90s is great but I think the Late 80s cast is the best of them all.

[@ARealPersonNotABot]

The dress rehearsal version of this sketch was better. Farley had on a bad wig, and it kept falling off. The audience was howling...So was I

[@dalrolaalorlad6521]

A Person that’s awesome you were there

[@ARealPersonNotABot]

@@dalrolaalorlad6521 No, I wasn't. I was like 8 years old back then. The dress rehearsal version is on the best of Chris Farley DVD from years ago.

[@dalrolaalorlad6521]

Oh! I need to take a look at that.

[@michaelcmartinezmsn]

Dress rehearsal version is 10 times funnier if you can imagine such a thing.

[@annimar43]

That's what's cool about dress rehearsal : they can throw a bad pointless wig on Farley, that keeps nearly falling off and it makes the sketch funnier.

[@DotToryX]

The outtakes of this skit are amazing

[@cmcd3174]

There is now way I could’ve kept a straight face with Chris and Adam !

[@leec7519]

Now I want that biiig pla-ta on the top shelf (My favorite line in the skit)

[@2taggs2]

Lol. This is the same sketch where Farley’s wig kept coming off in the rehearsal version.

[@JosephSaba]

Who's still laughing in 2020?

[@MASTEROFEVIL]

Sunday, April 5th 1:30PM 2020

[@dawnsmith6699]

Yes omg......

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

3:13 5:01 definitely

[@icreatedanaccountforthis1852]

I'm trying..... in a van down by the river

[@yellowblanka6058]

As this isn't a skit revolving around pop culture/politics it's not like the humor is going to "expire"

[@tinytanks]

every instant that chris farley was on camera was pure brilliance.... such a shame.

[@patrickgogan3517]

Too much, too fast

[@billdoty6438]

One of greatest of all time , never be another Chris Farley

[@AustinMichaelDearing]

The way his whole body jerks with every one of Keaton's slaps, and the way he gets back up from the ground with such speed. Nobody did physical comedy like Farley

[@WorkFromYourLaptop]

Anyone else notice the two handfuls Keaton got to start the bit? 😂

[@sjd1446]

Work From Your Laptop it looked like he groped grandma at the very end too.

[@79sphinx]

5:26 you can hear the real impact of Keaton’s backhand punch 😮 Farley took it like a champ 😂

[@rickjensen2833]

Ouch!

[@lamarravery4094]

Adam is funny as grandma here. You gotta take care of grandma. Farley taking down the shelf of plates cracks me up.

[@FosterScott]

By far one of the funniest SNL skits ever! 1:37 I can watch over and over and laugh every time 😂

[@TokyoXtreme]

Anything potentially collapsible in a Chris Farley sketch is like Chekov's gun.

[@joeperez3626]

@5:53 The way he's mean mugging her and says "WHAT JUICE?!" LMAO 🤣

[@iosdev9330]

5:25 you can hear Keaton's knuckles hit Farley's forehead.

[@chroniccrypto3926]

This reminds me of my grandma with Alziemers and how she would do crazy shit like that then call my aunt and uncle and say I was stealing and attacking her but she was giving all her money to right wing propaganda mail and was never attacked.

[@tysilents2574]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@christofferjenzen78]

She got you orange juice when you were sick! YOU WERE YELLING AT HER!!!

[@uniqutilities2831]

As soon as Chris got on the ladder, you KNOW he is gonna fall. Even still, it's so funny when he does. Miss ya Chris...

[@rossedwardmiller]

Whenever I watch old Farley clips I feel really bad for Sandler, spade, and norm. Shame they lost such a good friend and colleague.

[@annimar43]

The loss of Chris caused great pain to Spade and Sandler. And so many others who worked with him on SNL (limiting this discussion point to SNL only). If you watch the "I Am Chris Farley" documentary you can see the pain that remains on Spade and Sandler's faces.

[@CheeseAmoo]

I miss Chris Farley . He was such a natural talent

[@DarkEagle-vx9hd]

Kinda wished Farley would've hit him back

[@modemmack]

A guy that big and mobile would've brought the thunder. 😄

[@erickenny82]

Y’know he was that mobile because of the Blow..

[@3riverclipper853]

It’s a sketch

[@DarkEagle-vx9hd]

Ppl can bully psychologically

[@annimar43]

@@erickenny82 : He was not using cocaine here. If he had been he would have been sweating profusely. His shirt and hair would have been drenched. There are some videos of him out there where that was the case. Very sad to watch. None of them were SNL or movie appearances.

[@judyharper1742]

Just a thought, Adam Sandler and Chris Farley are ALWAYS hilarious in any skit they do. Michael Keaton, always a joy, fun.

[@caiusjulius9836]

This skit was amazing....

[@brick_rawgers]

holy cow when keaton does the behind the back punch you can hear his knuckles make contact with farleys head lol. he wore it.

[@MG-pv4uq]

@5:40 Adam Sandler breaks character and laughs lol. Chris was a genius.

[@lisaknox4113]

I love the grandma skit! It was so funny the way they did this!