How Mike Myers Creates Classic Characters

[@davidrobinson17]

I actually liked that he did this, i feel like I don't see him so much anymore. Wouldn't mind seeing him talk with other comics at a roundtable I bet he could hold his own

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

yah cause he killed his career after the Austin Powers series. The love guru was absolutely horrible, was there any successful movies he starred in after Austin Powers? The only thing I remember about the guy when he was actually still famous was that he showed his dick to Britany spears. The guys got one successful trilogy, the rest flopped.

[@mrmarmellow555]

Totes ❣️😻🍵🍵💂

[@shabadoo572]

He was on conans podcast recently and came across great. Feels like he has stories for days.

[@PancakeStew]

He definitely seems to have relaxed more with age. Many actors and directors said he was very difficult to work with which is probably a major reason he fell from the acting scene slightly.

[@zacmarvel6369]

People were pissed about love guru and some other characters. Also would love to see a waynes world 3.

[@suitsandstrings55]

I really appreciated that he spoke not just about his own process, but the people that helped him make those great characters happen. Came off very humble and knowledgeable.

[@Ixxlostinabox]

I loved his comments on Conan helping him rewrite his bit, Conan really does love this stuff deep down which is probably why he never felt fake.

[@Purpleturtlehurtler]

@@Ixxlostinabox couldn't say it better myself.

[@derekcampbell2132]

I didn’t realize how enjoyable it would be to listen to Mike talk about comedy. I could have watched an hour of this.

[@bobcatman0121]

As soon as I saw Mike on a preview I watched the whole 6 episode its very good

[@smackfpv]

Well said completely agree.

[@KernelFault]

Just watch it 5 more times.

[@tvtvstar]

Listen to his episode of WTF with Marc Maron. Probably my favorite interview I've ever heard and I re-listen probably once a year.

[@tatebriggs2194]

*of

[@Deimos_Day]

Mike Myers is incredibly humble. He was part of my entire childhood and most of my adult hood and it's crazy to me I've watched all his movies and never knew what his real talking voice sounded like. Such a cool and amazing actor. Influential, and should go down as one of the best of all time.

[@jonathanstone4878]

Much respect to him.

[@rodrigomarcondes5857]

Lol really? Mike is famous for being one of the most hard to work with arrogant divas of Hollywood

[@nieceypiecey100]

I love people who are humble and enjoy and admire the work of others. Although Mike Meyers is one of the biggest comedic geniuses of our time, you’d never know it by his ego and that makes him so likable!

[@Thirteen31Music]

When someone praises others and shines a light on the achievements of the people around them I think it says a lot about them.

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

well he can't really do that with himself. he hasnt had a successful movie featuring his actual acting since austin powers. the rest is voice over work.

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

Well when your entire success is based off of stealing your coworkers characters that does seem like the correct thing to do.

[@DoctorSess]

@@JarthenGreenmeadow glad somebody said, Mike is a tool bag who treats everyone like shit

[@ymb3858]

Smells like hater ass bitch in this thread

[@XxAtomic646xX]

@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 you do realize he had writing credits in shrek and created the accent and attitude that shrek has,

[@DreistStudios]

Mike Myers has created so many catchphrases!!!

[@markmywords5342]

Yeah baby!

[@cngotham4111]

@@markmywords5342 groovy baby

[@Blaze_Nights]

Hey im no ones Messengers boy I'm a delivery boy

[@brando_b_8856]

SCHWING

[@niefacob8109]

Oh behave!😅🤣

[@sirkonivaric]

Wow I didn't expect Mike Meyers to be a genuinely good story teller. He should talk more about the wisdom he's gained as a comedian over the years, maybe even write a book or two. I do hope he makes a comeback. His silly style of comedy is a breath of fresh air, and we need more of it. This planet needs to lighten up!

[@scottkearl8167]

He has a book full of stories from his life! Its called “Canada”. I am halfway through it and loving it.

[@Lexyvil]

I love him even more than before now, both as an actor and person. A very humble guy and one of my favourite actors. I just wish we'd see him more in modern movies.

[@cumgaroo9426]

a character doesn't really get anymore iconic than Austin Powers does it

[@TruthOrOpinion]

🙏 AMEN 🙏

[@markparkinson6947]

Or Shrek.

[@cumgaroo9426]

@@markparkinson6947 or Shrek.

[@Lovley5984]

I totally agree but the father on “I Married an Axe Murder” was fantastic. I love all of his work.

[@uglybetty8747]

Oh behaveee !

[@maxlasater]

He’s dropping a lot of information. This is great for those people who want to be actors

[@thesoundofcoolness]

This guy is a very compelling talker, he seems to almost exclusively speak in memorable quotes and anecdotes.

[@For0489]

I think this is a Hollywood thing. My uncle lived in LA for 30 years and he just has soooooo many life experiences and stories he is constantly sharing. I guess when you live somewhere where do much is happening and you're constantly meeting and working with extrodinary people it just happens

[@IvanSN]

@@For0489 I live around Los Angeles and let me tell you-none of this is true, it's an awful city. It is no more important or special than any other city, the vast majority of people in and around it are poor and suffering. If you see a rich powerful person you can tell a story about it maybe, but you're still going to struggle to pay your bills.

[@For0489]

@@IvanSN ok let me clarify If you work in the film industry in LA I should say I didn't say everyone's lives are amazing just that you might have more stories than someone who lives out in the countryside

[@IvanSN]

@@For0489 Better :)

[@aronpalmer121]

@@IvanSN the good ending :)

[@oppai.lord.0__030]

Never misses a chance to include others. Very humble , very genuine. Mr. Myers you are a great person.

[@lordofthereels6790]

Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Sacha B Cohen need to be in a movie together where they play every other character.

[@melissasaint3283]

* o * oh wow

[@sglenny001]

O'Behave

[@ToroSAS]

Yes, yes. A million times yes!

[@badgrand]

And Jimbo (Carrey)

[@Bb186fo]

And Jeff Portnoy who played all the characters in "The Fatties" movies! Doesn't get more iconic!

[@CharlesM2]

I’ve never seen a legitimate interview with Mike Meyers, always just thought “he’s da funny goofy guy bet he’s crazy alllll the time”, but watching this is pretty humbling. He seems to be a really great guy with an enormous love for his craft, hope he continues his career for a long time.

[@Skrenja]

I've heard he's a real prick in real life though.

[@bigbaddwolf90]

Mike is a huge reason that I'm silly. Always enjoyed his work. The Pentaverate was great, and must never be exposed.

[@adriansam1991]

The Pentaverate must never be exposed

[@Raumes513]

I may have to just binge that this weekend. I got a fat bag why not😂

[@HobbesCandie]

One of my favourite movie jokes is from Austin Powers. "Hey, there you are!" "Do I know you?" "No, but that's where you are! You're there!"

[@youngtotem]

lol ya thats a good one

[@eaglelove00]

I still say this all the time lol

[@mayavaldez]

That line reminded me of Gene Wilder's movie Young Frankenstein when they're en route to the castle and hear a werewolf and Gene goes, "ah, werewolf" and the other guy goes, "there wolf, there castle" very silly lol

[@thachocolategod]

I like Mike Myers, it's a shame he largely disappeared after Cat in the Hat and the Shrek movies. He can do no wrong imo. I hope he makes an earnest comeback. He was one of my childhood heroes.

[@madelynnchase4231]

I always thought it was The Love Guru that kinda derailed him, and it always broke my heart. If Sandler can survive Zohan I felt Mike should've gotten more slack

[@LilTy702]

Same here, grew up watching the Austin powers movies, and snl reruns

[@jimr9499]

@Lil Ty hells yes, sameee here. In my personal opinion (so, therefore, you *know* it's right...lol) Mr. Meyers could never appear on screen again; or he could put a new movie/tv show every single day for the rest of his life that are inarguable trash. Movies or shows that are universally hated, the entire globe is unanimous that they're awful. Even if all of this and more came to pass I would still consider him one of the all time greats because of Austin Powers alone.

[@TerryAE]

@@madelynnchase4231 it was, yeah

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

he can do no wrong? Did you WATCH love guru?

[@Snaffdude]

Its the first Mike Myers interview I've ever seen and I was transfixed the whole time. Such praise for his colleagues and a wisdom in his words. Great stuff

[@WelcomeToTheBackLogs]

I just realized; in this is the first time in 20 plus years that I've heard his actual voice. It's so bizarre to me because I typically only think of him in his voices associated with his characters.

[@SaltyNationalist]

One MILLION dollars..😄

[@Polacovidz]

Mike talking about comedy is just lovely. What a brilliant, thoughtful person.

[@riot2944]

Genuinely felt like I was having a real interaction with him during this. Came across humble, honest and really interesting to listen to.

[@CallMeJarv]

Mike myers is one of my favorite actors of all time. Dude is a comedic genius and will go down in history as one of the greats. Love your work mike hope u keep coming out with more gold!!

[@Somegoy]

One of the most funny and versatile comedians ever. I love his shootout to Conan too. It seems like people have nothing but good things to say about him too. We love you mike

[@robd1329]

Him talking about his dad really made me laugh! I wish we saw more of him in movies or voice overs. Its been a long time since ive seen him in anything besides Bohemian Rhapsody

[@genequist3859]

Definitely one of my favorite people to ever come out of SNL. One of my favorite people in general. I'd love to see him do more "serious" roles. He's underrated in that department. He's incredibly smart. Not just in terms of comedy, but in general. He's very articulate.

[@cunegonde4]

Totally! I see him as the next Robin Williams

[@alexandriaocasio-smollett5078]

Having my formative years of exposure to comedy being the era when Mike Myers, Chris Farley, Dana Carvey, Phil Hartman, Chris Rock, Norm, Adam Sandler, etc. were on SNL feels like a gift. So I’ve always follow these guys and their careers. It’s no secret that Mike has had ups and downs with his costars and career. But he genuinely feels like he’s back to what he used to be and loves to do. And I think a huge part of that was him making peace with himself and Dana Carvey. I feel like ever since he’s done that, he’s turned the corner. It makes me really happy for him.

[@lovette7684]

Ooh...this was cool. I enjoyed his analysis of his colleagues, and just his analysis of people as a whole. I didn't realize how good he was with voices either!

[@bubsthecat3738]

He's come a long way. This was an amazing display of him being influenced by everyone and genuinely greatful!

[@akirayama1534]

Myers is seriously fantastic. I love his work man

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

even the love guru? bruh, he burried the entire success of his career with a series of massive failures.

[@FrancoisDressler]

@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 Are you his ex-wife or something?

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

@@FrancoisDressler da! He was harry, like animal!

[@four-twenty4205]

​@@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3 - Monkey man

[@johnnyregs2378]

Loved the kind words about Conan. People forget that not only is he the greatest talk show host of all time, he's also one of the most prolific comedy writers and was instrumental in many superstar's careers.

[@ophelias4172]

I’m so happy that he’s mentioning all these really cool inspirations like Dave Foley (who is so awesome), Peter Sellers, Conan. All fantastic comedy guys!

[@IBeChubbz]

I'm actually so glad that Mike is a lot more reserved than your typical celebrity and only really steps out into the light when it involves something he truly enjoys. He's not all glitz and glamour, being followed by paps everywhere and broadcasting his life for the world. He's just Mike Myers, a dude that really likes to make people laugh and that's all that matters to him. Thank you Mike, for everything.

[@tcon1479]

I could watch 1000 hours of him doing bits as all his different characters! And when Mike does voices just melts me!! One of the best ever

[@kendraelaine1743]

I have always been a huge Mike Myers fan. I can quote each Wayne’s world word for word, and the Austin Powers movies. They made my childhood and teen years. I love hearing him talk. He’s so humble. He really is a brilliant actor. I could listen to him chat all day about anything. He’s a Canadian treasure and I’m so proud to be a Canadian right along with him.

[@mynameisnotyours888]

Probably the most profound and educational interview of all time, so much experience so much wisdom n humility thanks mr Myers

[@JarthenGreenmeadow]

"Probably the most profound and educational interview of all time" Are you a bot? Its Mike Myers. There are dozens of more important interviews.

[@starshaped73]

Never in my life did I think I would be so inspired by Mike Myers. What a history lesson, as well.

[@morganspencer-churchill2136]

Mike Myers is an absolute legend, one of the very best comedic actors of all time. And clearly a very smart cookie.

[@NiGHTSaturn]

I’m incredibly glad to see Mike back after all this time and enjoyed the new show. It’s a fun, light, not to be taken too seriously show that also has a meaning. And it was fun to see the Ken Scarborough character being the quintessential nice guy on screen. The critics are taking themselves WAY too seriously. Let people have stupid fun.

[@noahwalker9912]

It’s so fascinating to hear his analysis on comedy and his peers. He exhibits such intelligence that, after seeing some of his performances, almost takes you aback. I definitely admire the man and his passion for creation. He seems like such a powerful mix of comedic entertainment, drive, and intellect.

[@mark_fox_music]

The Pentaverate is up there for me with Twin Peaks and The Prisoner for multi level analogy and subtext. To make it very funny too is brilliant. To write it, play all those characters and have the technical ability to make it work is genius.

[@samtooze1760]

apparently he’s not one to enjoy the limelight and that’s why an interview like this is so rare as well as him being out of the public view for so many years at a time. A true comedy and film legend

[@cautionTosser]

I love Mike, but this is nonsense, Sam. He LOVED the limelight, just not so much when he got fat. And who can blame him? People can be very cruel.

[@thisisfine681]

What an incredible talent and a really humble guy. I love that he spent a good time of this video lifting up and giving credit to some of his many co stars. A true professional!

[@FreedomDaveX]

Mike did awesome with all of his characters in The Pentaverate. He actually reminded me a little of Robin Williams when he did Ken Scarborough.

[@LowPolyMolly]

The characters are okay. It's the pace of the show needs major work

[@jamiegnosis4876]

Mike Myers was always a staple in my house growing up! My mom and I LOVED the Sprockets Dieter skits and all of his characters in the Austin Powers movies. I have the dvd that is Best of Mike Myers...pure gold! I'm 34 and know that I've witnessed pure talent and comedy at its finest through Mike. I love him so much! The Pentaverate is so hilarious! I wish my mom was still here so she could laugh with me!

[@josephnotoempire2949]

A living master of the explosive comedic arts. Every year should have a new Myers movie.

[@dannymitchell4603]

Pentaverate is so great. It was incredibly refreshing to get a big dose of Mike's humor. I grew up seeing a lot of his work, and I don't think I realized till now how much I've been missing it recently. Love that fella.

[@Deathmetaldano]

Loved the new show and everything Mike Myers has done. Always love silly comedy.

[@mrleykis170]

@9:11 Mike the pentaverate was soooooo good, what a return to form!!! All of your jokes hit so well and I hope you are encouraged to do more, ever since “so I married an axe murderer” I have been a massive fan ever since!!! Keep up the fantastic work!

[@madhatyr]

I love seeing Mr. Myers back in the light I missed him I’ve been a fan of everything (even the love guru) he’s done and I’m looking forward to what’s next for him. Welcome back sir.

[@calixa]

As a Canadian, a hardcore golden age SNL fan and a massive fan of comedy in general, it doesn't get much better than this video. Fantastic stuff here. What passion he has for his craft.

[@dilzas23]

He's the man. Wish there was some more of his stuff coming up

[@imthateddie]

I really enjoyed listening to Mike talk about comedy. I also had a great time watching The Pentaverate. I didn't realize how much I needed a good dose of his silly type of comedy. Thank You MM

[@NIRVANAmat]

Legend, would love to see him again with more of a KZbin presence. It’s time! This man is hilarious. Also his accents are nearly flawless, I love that his dad was from Liverpool

[@levislevine3868]

He is such a professional and talented person. It was a joy experiencing The Austin Powers movies and laughing along side my family at the movie theater throughout my childhood. Thank you Mike Myers for sharing your talent.

[@jasonpinkston264]

I loved the new series! His characters in the Pentaverate are amazingly funny and incredibly different from each other in looks, speech, and mannerisms, as his characters always are! His characters are always the best part of his work, and the number and diversity of characters he played in this series truly showcase his incredible talent. Mike Myers is still a comic genius

[@mharbaugh]

I feel like it's been quite some time since I really saw Mike Myers doing his "thing." After watching the first episode of Pentaverate, I realized that whatever that spark was that he had back in the '90s that made him great is still present, and fully intact! It's great to see you again, Mike! (Watching So I Married Axe Murder was a tradition in my home on par with Christmas, so to be able to watch a show now that's spun from that movie 30 years later... Well, what a world we live in!)

[@nickflohr811]

“Canada, the American dream without all of the violence.” Absolutely damn brilliant and completely true!

[@Skrenja]

Canada _used_ to be great.

[@mj-jo8es]

Awe, he's so delightful and genuine! I love hearing his thoughts. *smiles* Also, that 'Canadian lilt' (up-speak) appears more in the easterly part of our country and is a lot softer, to the point that it's not noticeable. The Canadian accent is different all across the country.

[@cunegonde4]

I heard MM was difficult to work with but he seems humble as hell and spent the whole video praising others. I’ve loved him since I Married an Axe Murderer and I ever shall.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

I think he’s a perfectionist and that would cause him to clash with other filmmakers to get the work right, which on some level is very admirable

[@jedijones]

Eh, on Wayne's World he wanted 6 changes done to improve the final cut, and the director said, no, I don't feel like working on it any more. That's what made him 'difficult,' LOL.

[@shlecko]

@@jedijones they're gonna hate me

[@StellerGuy14]

This was needed and I didn’t even know it. I love mike meyers so much and am so glad to see him just sit down and talk. I hope he is encouraged to do sit downs more often we clearly all enjoy it and enjoy him in general!

[@rubberface1424]

Give him an interview series, will ya? One-on-one with other comedians, nice little table and a cup of tea or something. That'd be nice.

[@3258jose3258]

Dude yes please

[@Monks21O]

a cup of K-A-U-P-H-Y (coffee)

[@Houndz-8]

Im so happy he did this. reaching out too us like this has really made me a happy long time fan. I love you Mike

[@NS-fc9rs]

Wow, didn't know he was that deep, gonna watch it again. lots of great points

[@armadillerff]

What an absolute Master Class in comedy. His genuine humility and admiration for his peers and others in the industry that helped him along the way, as well as a love and respect for his father, was very...comforting.

[@sunnysjwinter]

He seems like such a genuine, glorious person. Wish we saw more of him. I would also love a Scouse character from him because I love when he does the accent. A genius!

[@krickeymate1]

Mike you gotta do more of these, love listening to you!

[@cezarmartins3489]

I finally became a fan of his. He appears to be very humble, smart, and gentle. Well, a full on Canadian, I guess.

[@kevinbarrett9615]

I am so proud of this fellow Canadian and Torontonian, he is an icon of humour and has brought so much joy to so many. I hope he continues to entertain and live a very long life.

[@tomahawk27]

Mike Myers is the man! Austin Powers is such a classic

[@johnnyrose5022]

Man I just totally forgot about this treasure of a human being. I grew up with him through watching his amazing work on film/tv. Just watching this I'm glad you're still alive and kicking ass Mike. Still funny and fascinating as hell. I throw you your roses 🌹🌹🌹 long live!

[@ceejay_elit]

Mike sponsored a boys and girls club that I attended in Ontario. My brother and I were selected to receive hockey game tickets provided my Mike. Ottawa vs Buffalo back when I was 6 or 7. He will have no idea how cool that was to us, our first game. We lived in poverty at the time and something like that would never have happened.

[@jackknowsnothing]

Love Mike. It seems like he always is learning from those around him. I could definitely listen to him break down comedians and comedy tactics for hours. Hopefully he signs on to do more original work!

[@wolvw]

Man I love this man so much. Would love to see more of him

[@nikoneko798]

hes so humble and honest, and always mentioning names of the people he learned from, national canadian treasure!!!!

[@BrandoCalrissian82]

After his long hiatus from film and the stories of being a terror to work with, I’m glad to see Mike back and hope that he brings the funny back with The Pentaverate.

[@smokeywilly4364]

Mike really helped forge modern comedy. So unique and creative. They way he, Chris Farley, David Spade and Adam Sandler would bounce off of each other on SNL was unforgettable.

[@CaptainBd456]

"How fast can we find this funny" is maybe the best mantra I've heard in a long time, especially nowadays.

[@KS-xk2so]

That's the right way to live right there. People get so precious about things these days, and hey I get it, some stuff is important for sure, but that doesn't mean you can't also have a chuckle and enjoy yourself for fuck sakes.

[@dartvega12]

mike played a big part of my childhood, love him and the work and laughs he’s given us ❤️

[@jedijones]

Loved his comments on the classic SNL era. It's a shame so much material from those episodes is not readily available online. Everyone should watch the entire Dana Carvey and Mike Myers years on SNL. He, the rest of the cast and the writers were on fire during that time.

[@yoshitheonly]

I've been watching his movies sunce I first moved to America at age 5. I'm 22, just graduated, and I still say "Gits and Shiggles" bc of this man. He's shaped my entire concept of comedy, and I'm both grateful and thankful for this man for it 🖤🖤🖤🖤

[@cablecoshow]

When you go back and watch the SNL sketches with Jan Hooks, you realize that she was the glue that held them together. Rarely was she the flashy character, but they couldn't work without her.

[@jedijones]

I was very pleased to see him mention her more than once in this. I think he's right that she was playful even though she took the craft of performing very seriously. She was gifted with a lot of natural talent. And made a great 'work wife' for Phil Hartman in all their sketches together. Worth looking at the early Wayne's World sketches where she briefly played Wayne's girlfriend.

[@thermalrain_yt9725]

I loved that show just as much as all of his movies. He is just the best. So humble.

[@SSDirk1976]

So crazy, I have heard numerous times over the years that Mike Myers is a pain...a grump...a butthole etc. but in this video, he really seems genuine, humble and just a brilliant guy who loves to make people laugh.. He's one of my all time favies for sure. #PARTYON #KAUFYTALK

[@Spaztique]

I’ve heard he’s a perfectionist, and considering his passion for and knowledge of his craft, I can kinda see why: he clearly cares a lot about comedy, acting, and such, and he looks like he can get quite serious about it.

[@thereallightwarrior906]

Lots of sharting know-it-all’s need to keep stooling up …

[@2brnaught2b]

Apparently no one wanted to work with him bc he is such an asshole lol

[@AlexZSteinlauf]

"Who do you think you are, who do you want to be?" really liked that moment.

[@chrissydavis4547]

8:30 that whole sentence made so much sense. "who do you think you are?" vs "who you want to be?" As great as Canadian film is, there are reasons why most good stuff is done in the US.

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

I don't think about Mike Myers much these days, but his collection of iconic characters makes him impossible to forget. It's cool to hear about his interactions with so many other great comedic icons as well.

[@KS-xk2so]

"Alright, how fast can we find this funny?" That's the best way to live right there. People get so precious about things these days, and hey I get it, some stuff is important for sure, but that doesn't mean you can't also have a chuckle and enjoy yourself for fuck sakes.

[@thegiftedone]

I love that he praised the legendary Phil Hartman (I still miss him and still not over his death that should of never of happened) Mike also praised the fantastic Jan Hooks who was incredible…….Dana who is still killing it and I considered the greatest SNL cast member of all time second is Phil of course…thank you Mike for returning and sharing your incredible talents once again! 🫵🏻🙏🏼……..Thank you for mentioning Jack Handy and the greatest SNL cast 1988-1993…… I was hooked ! Brilliant! Every Saturday night…….and thank you for “So I married an axe murder!”….best film u made in my book!………keep Canada 🇨🇦 alive and SHAAAWING!

[@blakewilliams3702]

Great interview. Good to see the serious side of funny.

[@wulfenacht666]

Mike Myers in Inglorious Basterds was AMAZINGLY UNDERRATED 👏

[@kerch-e]

I really enjoyed hearing these parts of his perspective.

[@ShiftyGeeza]

I just realised that I could listend to Mike Myers all day. Superb communicator and story teller, and just a genuine and humble guy.

[@demonicsweaters]

The Pentaverate was completely hilarious! Really, I haven't laughed that hard in ages.

[@canobenitez]

it was really neccesary after war and covid, indeed I haven't laughed that hard since Louis ck shows

[@beckacook2331]

Honestly it's refreshing to hear him talk about people he looks up to and now it feels like everyone might look up to him after the Pentaverate. It's such a good all around show with different Mike Myers references in it. Yes, even Shrek

[@aaronmiranda8842]

I'm telling ya baby, that's not mine. Quartermaster Clerk : One warranty card for Swedish-made penis enlarger pump, filled out by Austin Powers. Austin Powers : I don't even know what this is! This sort of thing ain't my bag, baby. 😂😂😂 Austin Powers definitely one of my favorites. 😅😅😅👌🏼💯

[@chipmeans380]

This is so compelling. I could listen to Myers talk about comedy for hours.

[@caynmiller1735]

You can tell that he takes his art of silliness and levity very seriously haha

[@FrancoisDressler]

Which is good IMO

[@puckplayer219]

That was such an excellent and surprisingly refreshing interview!

[@davidgriffin7909]

He is one of the best to do it and he knocked this out the park.

[@southernfriedmedia3968]

I hope we get to see more of Mike in the coming years, its been a treat having him for this show.