Forgettable Comedic Actor Makes a Comeback as a Criminal | Andy Dick Case Analysis

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[@grimslade0]

Being thrown out of an adult film award ceremony for inappropriate behaviour, deserves an award in and of itself...

[@marynoonan6111]

😂😂😂 - that is Exactky what I thought

[@pbonney]

That might have been looking for that as an achievement!!🤣🤣🤣 Maybe part of a bucket list.

[@deniece0821]

Exactly! That and actually offending Courtney Love. I thought that would be impossible. 😆

[@Aeimos]

Yes, institutionalization. Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[@GetSicRiCH]

i *LOVE* Andy. ∞

[@Sh1roNekoshi]

When your last name becomes your entire personality

[@karllager2214]

He comes from a long line of Dicks.

[@superhotnutjob]

As evidenced in his American Dad pseudo-cameos (voiced by Nick Kroll.)

[@rnbsteenstar]

Sad, sad, sad!

[@Jenn_80]

Ha! This is the best comment on the internet today 😆

[@Suteruni]

Lol

[@stevevaughn2040]

I served in Navy with Andy's dad and knew his mom and brother. Andy was a very odd kid, base security did not like him. He ran with teen girls who wanted to upset their parents, as did Andy. My main memory of him was an admiral visiting to a building opening in Georgia. A reception line was set up so officers could meet the admiral, with family. When they got to Mr Dick Andy, unlike his brother, was dancing around, flapping his arms, and oblivious to his dad. The family reflects heavily on officers and I really felt bad for Mr Dick. Andy was a little asshole in general.

[@xminusone1]

They keep people like that in the navy? He must have been in trouble quite often. It seems to me that the military is about discipline. Edit: Oh, sorry, I didn't read your comment correctly. I didn't see you were talking about his dad. His father must have been embarrassed. I know I would have been.

[@stevevaughn2040]

@@xminusone1 very embarrassing, admiral noticed Andy

[@lewisdoherty7621]

While it is nice he was adopted, I wonder what his biological parents were like. Many kids go up for adoption because their birth parents are completely dysfunctional. The parents may have been impulsive and drug addicts themselves. He may not have only inherited some tendencies, if the mother used drugs or alcohol while pregnant, things can get worse. Often, couples will go on a religious mission to save one person from the results of a problem union and end up with quite a task.

[@genngeorge9909]

Well, he's from Joliet, right? What do you expect?

[@stevevaughn2040]

@@lewisdoherty7621 he was from Charleston , big Navy town. His dad was submarine guy so gone three months and home three. I am sure genetics player apart.

[@Nifflerify]

I was honestly more surprised that he wasn't a registered offender prior to this incident 😳

[@mlovmo]

I guess the courts understand that he's a "Hollywood person," so they sort of understood that the behavior is normative for such people.

[@georgehasleftthebuilding6621]

remember, it's in L.A.

[@InLoveWithVintage]

Seriously

[@42king56]

I agree

[@AlexB-pp7dc]

If he was straight would Of been. But because he’s bi sexual he gets to be up on the weirdo hierarchy list. If he were trans they are at The top of fake victimhood and would Never get put on. They are allowed to drag and strip In front of little boys and somehow They are safe. This country is backwards af

[@spikesgirl9371]

One thing about Courtney Love is she calls perverts out long before anyone else. She had Harvey Weinstein's number years before anyone else. Her standing in the bathroom line screaming he's a pervert makes her heroic.

[@Audfile]

Lol. Courtney is a hero now. For calling out Andy Dick.

[@nineteeneightynine432]

Heroic shes a heroin 🤣

[@spikesgirl9371]

@@nineteeneightynine432 even drugged out to the max she still had his number. Imagine a total disaster still having more integrity then the rest of Hollywood. How absolutely fuxing embarrassing.

[@Audfile]

@@spikesgirl9371 this is like Hitler versus Frankenstein

[@jaffacalling53]

What does murdering Kurt Cobain make her?

[@palindrome1959]

How did this guy get so many breaks?! If it had been "regular" people like us, they would have thrown our butts in jail.

[@jeffclark7888]

Because he’s a homosexual and a leftist.

[@palindrome1959]

@@jeffclark7888 What does any of that have to do with this. There's a long list of right wing bag men who've done the same or worse. The only thing unfair is the real divide between justice for the rich and justice for the poor.

[@john-paulsilke893]

At least he didn’t drive off a bridge drunk and leave his date to drown. That kind of action gets you a Senate seat. RIP Mary Jo Kopechne

[@Matt-xv2cp]

@@palindrome1959 the list of left wingers doing this sht is twice as long, let's not get it twisted, son.

[@palindrome1959]

@@Matt-xv2cp You did the twisting by slagging the left. What does politics have to do with this? This is something entirely in your head. You're trivializing how serious an offense this really is by suggesting it's a characteristic of the left rather than an egregious criminal act that has been committed by people who are associated with many different political groups. It's an asshole thing to say.

[@georgehasleftthebuilding6621]

Andy is that 45yr old narcissistic "neighborhood creepy drunk guy who is at all the high school parties" and is obviously surrounded by L.A. enablers. Thanks for this one Dr Grande. Phil and Chris had a very bad friend in their circle 😔

[@justanotherokie3149]

If he doesn't get invited in he peeps through the windows.

[@Jay-hp6pu]

@@justanotherokie3149 Even if he does get invited, he ignores them and still just watches through the windows.

[@georgehasleftthebuilding6621]

@@justanotherokie3149 right!! Yikes!!

[@leahvogelsimpson]

Except he's almost 60

[@johnleepettimoreiii65]

57

[@ButteredToast32]

“Probably not the kind of buns the patrons were looking for.” had me dead 😂😂😂

[@littlemooshu4171]

LOLLL dr. grande could seriously pass as a comedian

[@karlaecisneros]

Dr. Grande displayed more comedic talent in one video than Andy Dick in his entire career.

[@Paperclown]

it was cringe. Stopped watching 6 mins in was just monotone reading his record.

[@kyleshockley1573]

The fact that he could find a workman's power tools in Santa Barbara is in itself a mystery.

[@clicheguevara5282]

Lmao 😂

[@wolfe6220]

The fact he could find Santa Barbara is a mystery.

[@ekkekristo]

🤣🤣

[@kittencakes9836]

Lol

[@SoBayK80]

You're ignorant: Santa Barbara has unending construction and landscape mods, the local workers are very skilled and well paid.

[@GrubbsandWyrm]

I loved News Radio. It was sad to hear about him getting Phil Hartman's wife back on drugs, but good for John Lovitz. He seems to be one of the few people who actually stood up against him while most people let him slide.

[@rifles_up2263]

Joe Rogan did too

[@csc8697]

Didn't Phil Hartman get murdered by his wife?

[@GrubbsandWyrm]

@csc8697 yes. She was a drug addict and had been clean for some time. Andy gave her cocaine knowing the problems she had because he wanted to party. Andy's life was pure selfishness, and I feel that giving the wife cocaune made him partially responsible, especially because he knew she was unstable. It's like handing a kid a bottle of chocolate syrup, turning your back, and then trying to say you had nothing to do with the kid getting syrup all over the house because you just gave it to him to drink.

[@collegeman1988]

I once saw an interview with Jon Lovitz, who is usually a friendly and affable guy, get really, really angry when talking about Andy Dick. He really was convinced that if Andy Dick hadn’t reintroduced Brynn Hartman to cocaine, his good friend Phil Hartman would still be alive.

[@u-neekusername4430]

Exactly, I see a lot of people posting things here about her already being a known addict implying it was a matter of time...but was it? Maybe, maybe not...but if you KNOW someone is in recovery, let's say they're in AA n legit trying, who's the asshole who takes them to a bar n KNOWINGLY tempts them???? Andy Dick, that's who. I'd seriously wonder about all those people who think he did nothing wrong, n I sure wouldn't turn my back on them or leave them alone in my house. YEAH you can't stop someone who wants to do that, I've tried, it doesn't work, can't work....but u sure as shit don't HAND IT to them or help them get it in ANY way. ...dead friends put a quick end to politeness n subtleties.

[@theshootindutchman]

The best thing that could have happened to Andy is a couple years in jail. It did not help him at all to be released each and every time with buy a slap on the hand 😒

[@Midwestmagic93]

Again Dr.Grande reads the room, leaves nothing extra and does it politely and professionally. 10/10. When “Grande” becomes your personality!!

[@davidkaiser810]

He was busted for inappropriate contact many times because he never paid the consequences for his actions

[@angela3524]

Yeah. If you don’t get punished for the behavior you enjoy doing. Why stop?

[@srso4660]

@@angela3524 people with NPD never learn their lesson, anyway. You can't teach people to have remorse for bad behavior when they lack a conscience.

[@chickenmonger123]

@@srso4660t was my biggest hatred for abusers. Narcissists. Realizing there is no situation you could even conceive that would make them understand their impact on others. No Magic. No perfect timeline. Nothing could ever make the individual choose to engage with the wrong they’ve done, and understand it. Let alone change. Except if by some bygone chance they stumbled into the understanding themselves, and recognized it. But that’s only step 0. What is the odds they’ll act on it, rather than sink back into delusion? As close to none as you can get without it being literally impossible. So what do you do? Well you recognize it, and train them like animals. If they bite kids, we’ve got the kennel. If they bite, we’ve got the muzzle and lead. We don’t have the liberty of taking freedoms until certain thresholds are met. Fall like a brick on them when they do. Until then, mark them and navigate around them like any active hazard. Because any active negative action against them is… So totally ineffective that treating them like they are worth treating like a threat you can touch by opposition other than incarceration is a waste of effort, and they aren’t worth even that much recognition. Be cordial. Tow the line. Protect yourself and your friends actively. Otherwise treat like furniture to be navigated around. A beast who cannot be reasoned with. A reptile looking at food. Stay out of their havoc radius if at all possible. This is the good one can muster if they must allow that kind of creature to Damn itself before acting. Now, I don’t think most people are like that. So be sure you’ve identified the type first. Because if you treat one this way, you will inherently alienate them. They’ll feel the fact that they aren’t getting the access others get to relationships. You’ll know them by their actions, and the kinds of things produced by their actions. They cannot see you if you don’t even treat them like something you oppose. They’ll have no obvious bone to pick, or hook to pull. Leaving irrational ones. Which not even the naive are convinced by. This also means they aren’t totally separated from other means of social constraint. Anyway this is my strategy for these types, after realizing you can’t ever expect to reach them. Let them choose then. Watch, quietly. Then strike when they show themselves, aiming for their pacification primarily. No cruelty. No anger. No unnecessary words or attention. If A then B.

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

@@chickenmonger123 My landlord/agent and I have just got rid (legally) of a small town complete idiot just like this: two decades of absurd behaviour, and I'm surprised this guy is even still alive. I ran a low income hotel in a big city (after work) and never had to deal with someone so completely "off". But he's got away with it until now. Now? He blames anyone/everyone but himself for his drama: we still have a yard full of derelict vehicles and trash, had a bear shot because of his mess (he got cited for it), and he keeps pushing. His cop file is an inch thick. The cops??? They're BLAMING me AND and landlord agent for being "mean". !!!

[@evonne315]

Like getting clocked. Something he deserved.

[@katiebini6064]

I am a recovering addict. I can’t imagine how hard it would be to stay sober being a celebrity! I definitely would have been dead by now. Addiction is an evil disease. The only way they will be able to get sober and stay sober he is going to have to start taking responsibility for their actions. I hope that will happen for them someday.

[@samanthag33]

Congratulations on your sobriety! 🫶🏼"Together we can!"

[@juliecrane9647]

I agree in the sense that celebrities receive so much adulation they have a hard time becoming humble. Admitting we are powerless is how we become humble. I had a career in healthcare and there was a group at the hospital where I was employed and it was for medical employees only. It was very anonymous which I do understand bc physicians wouldn't want the public knowing they're addicts or drunks. My home group tho is attended by all walks of ppl...my addiction is the same as anyone's is. The same disease if you will. I remain anonymous only for the reason being....if I get drunk and ppl know I'm in a program they might not seek help bc I've "proven" it doesn't work. I am honest tho that I'm in recovery if it is for the purpose of helping someone wanting help. I was also in my job for so long that I know ppl remember when I was a F'n mess so it's ok if they know I'm not one today. If they ask me about the change in me...i share. I rarely speak of the years I have sober bc I really only have today just like a newcomer. Sobriety for me was only achieved when I admitted and accepted what I was. I can't over think the how when or why of it. I need only say ...This is what I am and this is what I do and where I go if I surrender to the disease. I've learned tools I use but it's my choice to pick em up If I don't want to then I'd better pray and call another addict who won't let me lie to myself. Andy can get and stay sober if he gets out of his own way. I also NEVER sponsor friends. It's a recipe for disaster. I learned the hard way by tryin to fix my kid who was a heroin addict. But hey ...these are things that work for me but I found em by trying everything else. I was hell bent on doing it my way. That's Andy's other prob. Not bc he's famous but bc he's a common drunk and addict....we all are . Let us stay sober today. And tomorrow morning I'll ask for the same. Oh sorry ....one more thing. I've found I need to be really careful when I'm in a good space. My old brain will whisper....u can drink a few, it's been a long time so maybe u never were a real drunk, this time will be different. But y'all already know this. I was only sharing bc I'm having a great day 🤣.

[@KaeMcSpadden]

Another thing about Brynn Omdahl is that people believe that her jealousy and anger towards Phil for his fame and success was a factor.

[@commonsense2680]

Phil Hartman was reportedly one of the kindest men in Hollywood. He wanted to help his wife very much with her depression and drug abuse and tried as much as possible, but I guess it never worked, then one night she off and kills the only person that was truly trying to help her. Such a sad story for such a wonderful man. He was very talented. I don't know what became of his kids?

[@aaronhumphrey2009]

Andy gave her cocaine the night she killed Phil. He knew she was a recovering addict- he started her up again anyway.. That's why he's DESPISED by those who know him..hes not getting roles because he's a trainwreck now

[@everlastinglife5978]

Sadley people attack those close to them.

[@deezlilnuts]

bro what?

[@Paratet]

Andy is blamed for Hartman's wife falling off the wagon and downward spiral before she killed Hartman and herself.

[@poetcomic1]

And then that same night killed herself.

[@jaqueitch]

..."power tools are typically used by people who work for a living..." I LOVE DR. GRANDE

[@OGSarah]

I work in aviation and the stories I have heard about him flying on corporate planes are similar : he is quiet when boarding, engages at odd behavior at altitude: yoga in the aisles and opens all cabinets / drawers and He always leave the plane a mess. He definitely has some sort of deficiency with executive functioning. His impulsivity is off the charts but he also seems to have some level of understanding for decorum / safety in certain situations. ( he buckles up when instructed to do so.)

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

Probably know just where the lines are and obeys only when it's an absolute must.

[@jeanlaubenthal698]

Yeah, in a side note …passengers who distract the people who are providing a safe and orderly flight should be grounded from ever flying ….period.

[@missbearlockholmes]

If he can understand how to behave in certain situations, his impulsivity is not that extreme. He's just an ass.

[@kyleboulanger170]

If you're referring to Andy Dick contributing to Phil Hartman's murder & making horrendous films like "Inspector Gadget", then yeah, he made a comeback as a criminal.

[@richardc-ex7rt]

I wonder if our justice system hadn’t failed him by giving repeated second chances instead of paying consequences if he’d ever gotten this low.

[@OhtheSuffering]

I have a friend who is casual friends with him, as in, they sometimes see each other at brunch or dinner parties. I was honestly surprised to see his face pop up in her Facebook posts. But anyway, according to her, in the rare times when he's clean and sober, he's actually sweet and even a bit shy. It's the drugs and alcohol that have really doomed him.

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

and add to that being in Hollywood probably doesn't help much. and he's had DECADES of choice, and he seems to have chosen alcohol and drugs.

[@Kevin-wb5jl]

If you have ever seen clips from him being on Norm MacDonald’s show, then you’ll know how true your friend’s words are. It’s the best I’ve ever seen him. He’s polite, funny, insightful…it’s the celebrity, alcohol, and drugs that are destroying him. I tend to be overly optimistic towards people, but I really do hope one day he wakes up and knows who he really is outside of the drugs and drinking and etc.

[@DJMICA-bz3qz]

YOU MISSED A BIG PART OF HIS STORY, he streamed live on something called IRL using the “IP2” network. You can see the real Andy Dick not acting and how INSANE his life was recently and still is.

[@ironleeFPS]

Yes right, he skipped that whole thing. And that’s the most recent thing he did.

[@judyblueyes1275]

Yep! That's the only reason I watched this stupid thing was to see that coverage 🙄

[@marsoblivi0n945]

Most of it is Andy doing a bit even sometimes extreme. Most are just dumb and easily shocked or offended. The losers exploiting him are the ones that are far worse than Andy himself.

[@jackiegrice714]

Wow. It’s amazing what society will let people get away with provided they’re famous. It’s a blessing and a curse wrapped up together. Thanks for sharing this Dr Grande

[@falconeshield]

Death comes for everyone

[@GuyNamedSean]

I wouldn't call Andy Dick forgettable. Who forgets watching the absolute train wreck that was Andy Dick on the Comedy Central Roasts?

[@superhotnutjob]

This is what I came to say! I'm not sure I'd describe him as forgettable. Is there a single word in English for "depressing, meteoric descent into sadness and despair?" That's the word I'd use t describe him. If I could, I would want the word to also note my personal disappointment in seeing my NewsRadio star turn into a creepy weirdo. But again, nothing in there is forgettable. Help me, internet-English speakers! What is that word?

[@kimberlywalker_]

He's been a train wreck since I first saw him when I was 14. I'm 39 now almost 40.

[@kimberlywalker_]

@@superhotnutjob I think the abbreviation you are looking for is HAM. Hot ass mess.

[@wayjamus2775]

@@superhotnutjob How about "letdown"?

[@superhotnutjob]

@@wayjamus2775 That it a great one!

[@freeman7079]

If you haven’t seen the video of the young man waking up and describing the signs of SA he’s noticing after a night of black out intoxication with Andy….don’t watch it. It’s terribly disturbing the things he is describing. He was almost certainly drugged and severely taken advantage of. Personally, I’ve been a fan of Andy since I was a kid and have always rooted for him. But his abhorrent actions are being minimized due to the fairly recent jumpings he has fell victim to. But what he did to that young man on the bus is unforgivable and he needs to be incarcerated for a respectable period of time.

[@superhotnutjob]

I had never heard about that. It sounds terrible. I used to love him too. He was so funny on NewsRadio, then a funny trainwreck on American Dad (voiced by Nick Kroll.)

[@phunkyphresh3799]

Look up his list of charges. The dude is a predator and openly sexually assaults people constantly. And SA tends to be tougher to prosecute yet he’s gotten hit with it constantly

[@tdotjazzberryram61]

The law needs to have him made a sex offender and put on that list.. What he did to that young man in the mini documentary was vile.

[@youtubeuser206]

@@superhotnutjob search andy dick JJ ip2 - he also took advantage of another man named chicken andy while he was blacked out

[@harrydarling1]

"Uncomfortable not being the center of attention" ....from the histrionic facets list. This and other male histrionic traits , colliding into fierce drug (including alcohol) addiction, make for a near impossible recovery. An unfortunate, often deadly co-morbidity. Everyone should go back and watch Dr Grande's videos on histrionic and other disorders. They are priceless.

[@answerman9933]

The videos you speak of are free to view.

[@lostandfound5145]

@@answerman9933 that’s what he said price-less 😂

[@skiak004]

@@answerman9933 Are you high?

[@evonne315]

Dr Grandes videos on Cluster Bs helped me understand what I was dealing with dating my ex, sort out the BS from reality, and then plan my exit. This information saves lives.

[@harrydarling1]

Heck yeah......life saving stuff!!!!

[@rullmourn1142]

Thanks for doing my request, Mr Grande. I liked Andy in NewsRadio, but maybe because that series had wonderful comedians in it, like Phil Hartman, etc.

[@GetSicRiCH]

Andy is one of my favorite people ever to exist. i met him in a dream before i met him in person [circa 1996, Los Angeles]. i did not watch television, so i my first glimpse of him was astrally. Then we met at Damiano’s Pizza, where i was a waitress. Everyone said he was famous, but i never knew what fame really meant. He is a dear friend, and i love his sense humor. Yea, culture has changed. When we are together, it is constant laughs. i jUSt adore him, and his family. *_i LOVE YOU PODES_* !!!

[@SC-gp7kt]

I liked him in that show too.

[@nektulosnewbie]

Man, even Grande can't withhold cracking up saying any advance from Andy Dick would be unwanted.

[@de1018]

I absolutely love your dry wit, doc!!! How you are able to keep a straight face while nonchalantly delivering hilarity as part of a dry-type analysis is a testament to your comedic talent and your smooth delivery while keeping a disciplined approach to psychoanalysis. Your approach to these topics, along with your personality, makes the descriptions you give of rather grotesque criminal acts so much more palatable to the ears and mind. Excellent work!!!

[@jonathanturner4220]

Agreed. I was wondering if maybe he treats his clients in private practice in the same manner. Especially his beginning disclaimer. All In all if this psychology thing doesn't pan out. He always has a fallback in speculative comedic analysis..

[@thomasswafford250]

A friend of mine knew him and had problems with him. Actually, The Ben Stiller Show was good, and Dick did well on it. I believe Ben Stiller had to fire him from a movie. What's amazing is how he just keeps up with his behavior.

[@Naptosis]

If all people had to do was tell him "no" he wouldn't have all those traumatic brain injuries.

[@farmerchick3040]

I always thought he was a weird creep. His last name suites him perfectly.

[@markcarey67]

Norm Macdonald once quipped to Artie Lange, regarding Chris Farley who they were supposed to be keeping an eye on : "There is only two reasons to go into a bathroom with Andy Dick and neither of them are good. I hope he's high..."

[@raymondleggs5508]

"He reportedly showed his butt-ocks, Those were not the type of buns customers were expected to be served" I died when he said that 😆😂😂😂😅😅😅💀💀💀💀💀

[@kimberfields6725]

Dr. Grande always roastin’ em! 🤣 Came here for the laughs and you didn’t disappoint!

[@cassandrasuzannelalonde4758]

I will quote an American poet and songwriter Rod McKuen, 'some people are born a bastard, others spend their lives proving they are one'

[@Dzanarika1]

Bastards are made/created/proframmed, never ever born. Remember this.

[@patch8376]

"Andy has done a pretty good job of escaping consequences in the past." Understatement. And I think this is no small reason why he's continued to behave so inappropriately.

[@RCT1963]

‘Power tools are typically handled by people who work for a living’. The savage Dr Grande.

[@reenasmith3658]

I saw him on a reality tv show many years ago. Eric Estrada and Ron Jeremy were there. There was a scene where the cast was getting wild. What I saw was Andy taking advantage of a drunk woman/girl on the show. I've never forgotten it and was shocked at what I saw him do. I'm glad he finally has gotten his.

[@wolfe6220]

The fact that he could out sleaze the Hedgehog is pretty surprising.

[@reenasmith3658]

@@wolfe6220 I know, right?

[@heyhowboutnah7602]

Wait what show is this?

[@GetSicRiCH]

i love Andy _and Ron Jeremy too._ They are both dear friends of mine. Like family. i will always be there for them. Andy is right, _culture has changed._ But i love Andy’s humor. It’s sick and demented, but _that is_ what it is. He’s never denied that. i was with him in The B*tches of The Century, performing. He is a fabulous, hilarious human being. ∞ *_i LOVE YOU PODES_* ∞

[@danilincks5809]

As soon as Dr. Grande started talking about how last names might reflect an occupation I started laughing

[@catherinehenry6762]

"His last name was his career." Nice burn, Dr Grande.

[@ares106]

Other people have been sent to prison for decades after drug possession charges. Andy gets into “diversion programs” every time. 🤔

[@mortishanocturnal71]

Honestly ridiculous!

[@collegeman1988]

Dr. Grande has mastered the art of being objective while retaining a dry and sarcastic sense of humor when describing the immature exploits of overprivileged celebrities. I commend him for his work 👏

[@pahleez4050]

Yea, I’m enjoying it as well. Good call.

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Wow, I wasn’t aware of all the celeb connections this way. Interesting. Andy is a chaos agent, for sure.

[@aj16entertainment67]

I’m here for the puns I know Dr. Grande is going to sling on this one.

[@totallyfrozen]

This therapist is the funniest I’ve ever heard…and I work with lots of them in a state psychiatric hospital. Straight face, nuclear comedic lines. Golden! 🤣 5:02 The most shocking part of this report is that Andy Dick had a female love interest. I didn’t see that one coming. There’s no way I’d have guest he liked girls.

[@stephaniehowe0973]

Had children w her as well

[@sarah2.017]

More like "how could any girl like him?"

[@karentucker2161]

I see him going both ways

[@nancyk7954]

I remember Andy Dick on TV. I was saddened by what I was hearing. I recently heard someone here on You Tube say they themself took the road to get into show business and he said that being famous is truly and absolutely a horrible life and to pity anyone who chooses that path. Hearing that person say what they said (and it was just a few days ago here on You Tube), I suspect this could be true. I think Andy Dick ended up where so many in Hollywood end up. I hope he has his good days. His life sounds deeply painful as do so many stories I've come across about other famous people. I often wonder if being mentally unstable is a key requirement to becoming an actor.

[@megamouthspike1930]

Yeah, after "News Radio" ended, Andy Dick's problems began.

[@falconeshield]

Bullcrap. He had one hit with that 90s sitcom and stayed there for life.

[@wallywallywally6702]

What? No

[@bingonamo7520]

3:33 The McDonald's joke, I had a good laugh at this part. "He exposed his but-tocks. Probably not the type of buns the patrons were looking for". 🤣

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

Thanks! Humor was on point!😂 Great analysis as per usual. Thank you, Dr. Grande.❤️

[@bthomson]

Hi Rejane - The new studio with dramatic up-lighting is cool. I think we need a visit from the puppies! Dr. Grande does very well at keeping us happy!

[@rejaneoliveira5019]

@@bthomson It does look very warm and inviting, I like the lights a lot!💜

[@GetSicRiCH]

Yea, Dr. Grande’s new setup looks GR8! And, always with the clever ness. i do feel Andy D*Ck is misunderstood. He is such a sweetheart. And sOo funny. Maybe he needs a hazard sign around his neck sometimes, but God, i love him. _Culture has changed._ Andy is a perv. ★ ° • . 。* _but i would give him a million second chances - i love him to death._

[@pandaboo8090]

Your content covers a lot of topics and ongoings. Loving the shorts by you Dr. Grande!

[@diane9247]

There's a fairly new bio about Andy on KZbin. I watched it (don't remember the title) and was so repulsed by the end I felt like I needed a shower. He has obviously been a relentlessly icky person and has by some miracle stayed out of jail. He always claims confusion over what constitutes normal behavior. Maybe he'll finally get locked up.

[@olysean92]

Andy would have you believe that every beating he's ever taken has fallen out of the sky from nowhere.

[@justanotherokie3149]

'Unwanted Dick advance = Irritating Markle Podcast' You're killing me...keep up the good work.

[@rubym357]

Why do you hate Markle? The British Quora users are so sadistic towards her, that they're desperate for Harry getting custody of the kids when he goes back to the UK. I saw the interview with Oprah, they behaved no differently than King Charles' 1994 interview admitting his long term relationship with Camilla and Princess Diana's 1995 interview with Bashir stating that Charles wasn't up for the job as king.

[@theresalafar96]

Wow, I never knew any of this about Andy Dick. He has never faced consequences for his actions. Sad. The justice system needs to get him out of society.

[@michaelkraus7372]

No the reason they won't do anything is because they're owned by the government they are merely puppets on a string.

[@alexsmith-gn4tp]

It's amazing that Dr. Grande can combine such impressive Professional & Academic qualifications & expertise with such outstanding whit ! Many thanks from all of your many fans & subscribers in the U.K.💗

[@helpyourcattodrive]

Interesting. Thanks for another great overview. I didn’t know much about him. Thanks for the expert analysis, Grande. Much appreciation.

[@AxelordSMIJES]

Is that the first time we've gotten "the timeline of crimes and other controversies" instead of just "the crime"? What a milestone!

[@BigZebraCom]

Just a reminder I'm not diagnosing anybody in this video; only speculating on what could be happening with a johnson like this.

[@Moon_Metty]

You're out of your element, Andy!

[@hollyhayes9640]

Ayyy 😎👉

[@BigZebraCom]

@@hollyhayes9640 hey thanks for the emotes!

[@ninabrown3044]

Thanks for this review! What a weird life story of a creepy guy.

[@bambiginger]

As soon as I saw the title, I knew this would be a good one and it didn't disappoint. Thank you, Dr. G for another stellar video!

[@cathybassett6432]

Excellent analysis - Thanks! The dry humor was great.

[@sabrinagana]

I love how the back drop of the new studio gets more decorative as time passes 🎉

[@MRptwrench]

So many things, but I have to ask isn't "urinating on a backdrop before destroying it" sound odd? When is "urinating on" NOT actually destroying it? If he only urinated on the backdrop and moved on would that mean the backdrop was still in "good condition"?

[@itmightmakeitbetter]

Always an interesting video but my absolute favorite is all the shade that Dr Grande throws in the most soothing voice possible.

[@lindarichardson98]

Thank you. You make me feel like i’m the only one in the room when I’m listening to you .

[@ajhproductions2347]

I always felt the American Dad episode where Stan replaces Roger with Andy Dick (and Andy Dick being worse) was incredibly spot on

[@angelahale5886]

in 2009 I worked at a Schlotzskys. Andy Dick came in and began hitting on the 16 year old cashier, inviting her to his comedy show. She didn't look 18, nor do many 18 yr olds work the front counter of a fast food restaurant. When she was done turning his ugly @$$ down I told her he was famous, she had not even heard of him.

[@wendyleeconnelly2939]

What do you mean not many 18 year olds work at the cashier counter of fast food? Fast food work is loaded with 18 year olds. And 19 and 20 on up.

[@angelahale5886]

@@wendyleeconnelly2939 congrats on completely missing the point keyboard warrior

[@1oAKsCreations]

You are so funny and witty, I'm so glad I found your channel! Thank you for your videos.

[@annettiespaghettie]

Hi Dr. Grande :) It’s snowing heavily here in central WA state today. Hope you are having a good day ❤️ I like your new desk/light/background you have going on!

[@TheWorstThingEver]

I knew Andy Dick was a problem, but I didn't quite know how extensive his list of offenses is. Indeed, he lives up to his name. I wonder what goes on that causes a person to be unable to control himself like that.

[@Dzanarika1]

Coming from Navy, mk ultra, it actually all adds up.

[@elle9543]

It might benefit Andy to research his birth mother and learn what/if addictions are a given in his bio lineage. Or this might fuel more excuses. He's capable of decent work; Two Broke Girls had him playing a manipulative puppeteer. He can deliver lines. Had no idea how rabid his attention-seeking had become.

[@i-love-comountains3850]

@@elle9543 Doesn't quite work like that. A propensity /can/ be inherited, but it's not a guarantee, and if a child is raised in a functional and stable home with love and support, they're shown to be LESS likely to abuse substances. You can't inherit addiction directly, although babies born high on drugs from their mother is about as close as one can get. It's fascinating research, I highly recommend looking up Dr. Gabor Mate

[@elizabethb9132]

Whenever I saw Andy Dick on TV or in movies I always got a very negative vibe from his behavior and now I know why! Thanks for your insight Dr. Grande! It is spot on and I appreciate that!

[@Dzanarika1]

Exactly! Just like the other pervert, Jimmy Savile 😳

[@Cuckold_Cockles]

This video gave me more laughs than Andy Dicks whole catalogue. 10/10 Todd. U got the perfect delivery

[@Jared_Wignall]

NewsRadio was the real highlight for him. Thank you for the video Dr. Grande, keep up the great work!

[@xminusone1]

Be careful. There's someone who's spamming in the comment section.

[@zenawarrior7442]

Early. Can't wait to hear this, will be hilarious. Thanks Dr G😊💟💟

[@wolfe6220]

Dick had an account with a lender that I may or not have worked for. He forgot to make a couple of payments and it ended up on his credit report. He called in and threw a hissy fit when he found out. We, uh, they ended up removing the negative marks when he threatened to go on the Tonight show and badmouth us, uh, the lender. Anyway, many phone agents dealt with him over the years and agreed he was a real Dick.

[@TalkernateHistory]

The dry humor in this is off the charts. Bravo!

[@lizcaddy6316]

Dr Grande just keeps giving with the most entertaining analysis’ and topics covered! Keep at it legend

[@ambertaylor5790]

I'm enjoying this new look and graphics you are using since moving studios! Great content as always! Thank you Dr Grande!

[@cerveza2297]

I like the pictures. Dr. G is on the move to improve. 👍

[@terenarosa4790]

I miss brick wall

[@bthomson]

I think he is planning a new wall covering when things settle down?

[@A2D4]

I miss the brick wall too. 🙁 Glad the cacti didn’t get the axe. 😊

[@salsa101]

I heard on a podcast things eventually got physical between Andy Dick and Jon Lovitz. Jon actually bashed Andy's head into a bar.

[@winsur4281]

Good for Jon. He is one of my all-time favorite comedians.

[@dyslexicboogaloo]

Holy smokes Dr Grande! I always love your biting deadpan sarcasm but you really pulled all the stops on this one. Savage!

[@chawk678]

Your "straight man" deliveries are GREAT!! I am always looking for them and waiting. "JOE BIDEN HANDSY AWARD". Thanks again Dr. Grande

[@miltonthetoaster1623]

Dude was hilarious on "News Radio".

[@JudgeDreddMegaCityOne]

Take a drink every time he says "inappropriate contact".

[@claymorexl]

I was on a trip to New Orleans in 2019 when I saw a local news article about Andy Dick getting punched out in the French Quarter around the corner from where I had been that evening. I was so close to seeing Andy Dick get KOed, and that remains one if the greatest disappointments of my life that I didn’t get to see it.

[@TheRubberStudiosASMR]

Brilliant video as always. For some reason I was researching Andy Dick two weeks ago. I did have a fever.

[@ImSimplyAHuman]

Me too - it’s the algorithm 🥴. And I’m fairly certain that Dr. Grande uses algorithm trends to choose his video content 😆

[@sarkisianhavens]

Rest In Peace, Farley, Phil & Mrs Hartman. 🕊️

[@theleastofpilgrims3379]

I can’t believe you went there with the last name but I love it, as that was hilarious!

[@ryancasey919]

I think he’s extremely memorable and in fact unforgettable. It’s just so crazy how he went from having a list friends to being taken hostage in IP2 streamers RV’s.

[@richardlee2120]

I know a woman who briefly was Andy Dick's girlfriend. Knowing how messed up she is, I'm not surprised.

[@sophiaisabelle0227]

Seems like Dr Grande is gradually improving. We always feel compelled to listen to what he has to say.

[@1stcal11-b2]

Dude, I literally don't speak on situations until I hear Dr Grande's opinion about it 🤣

[@bastadimasta]

Dr. Grande remains in the same awesomeness level. It is us that are gradually improving.

[@stevenjambrozy2057]

Dr Grande has many strengths...yet, some weaknesses...not very street smart...a crucial ingredient/skill for a counsellor...but he is sincere and responsible in many ways...he, too, is less than perfect, yet in a human way...

[@Jay-hp6pu]

@@1stcal11-b2 So you just regurgitate whatever he says instead of forming your own options? Ok.

[@bastadimasta]

@@stevenjambrozy2057 street smart in not really smart.

[@norsechick]

Once again Dr. Grande, you made me spit out my tea with your hilarious, deadpan humour. You are brilliant.

[@bigrich693]

“His last name was supposed to be his career”! So subtle Dr grande…. Love it!

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

Andy Dick has always been the kind of dude I wouldn't leave alone with kids.

[@darinpearson2554]

Or with adults

[@Dzanarika1]

He resembles Jimmy Saville a lot. They are probably related.

[@michaelhalbert3843]

Driest sense of humor on all of KZbin. Good stuff!

[@drkmet]

Thank you Dr. Grande for creating this channel. My wife, Małgosia and I enjoy your videos very much.

[@ammiller3911]

😂🤣😂🤣 the last name stuff. You made me almost spit coffee on my reports

[@Void7.4.14]

Spent around half my life or more as an active poly addict (did it all but booze, coke, and my main love heroin were the problems) and now that I'm sober I work with addicts on top of growing up and living with em in my family and communities since I'm born til today and I can tell ya, if somebody is abusive, violent, predatorial, etc, high it's almost certain that they're that way sober. Stuff like alcohol, pills like Xanax, and bad turns like cocaine psychosis definitely made me do and say some out there stuff on more than one occasion and I wasn't always very nice when using, kicking, or chasing a fix. But I always had limits, ethics I didn't breach no matter how strung out and outta my mind I was. Most people I've known have been that way with few exceptions. So don't let people use it as an excuse and be sure to really know the situation before giving someone a break cause of it. There definitely are situations where people may do or say things that is just not who they are, but I'm so sick of horrible behavior and ideas being explained by substance abuse.

[@lindawilson4625]

"...perhaps he thought his last name was supposed to be his career." Love your comments :-)

[@AIOUY398]

You are so very clever,, 😂 Love your delivery