Adam Sandler | Full Episode | Fly on the Wall with Dana Carvey and David Spade 

Was thinking the exact same thing!

There's something wrong with your ears

They have it. They show tiny clips of them sometimes. Probably trying to get the most clicks as possible. Release the audio first, then the video.

They have clips sometimes but we want the full video!

Been thinking this myself for a while now and you articulated it to perfection. Thank you!!!

Jack and Jill…

Unfortunately there's a thing called money. What it would take to pay three of these guys would be insane.

Miller was NOT in the "era" with all those young guys....he left as they rose to fame. Carvey and Myers (and Nealon) bridged that gap, but Myers was doing his own thing, which was often two-handers with only him and the host...he didn't participate much with the younger ensemble... One of the best sketches of that "bridge" in 1991 was Il Cantore...Myers has VERY little to to as the maitre'd...but Carvey (between Victoria's legs) and Schneider and Sandler made that an instant classic! Farley is....well....the worst Italian accent I've ever heard.

NBC as a whole

The Lights Out episode with both of them was so great, this show is like a wish come true for me.

😂 (waterboy) 🤘

That skit was really funny with Dana carvey . They were like waiters flirting with the grinder...grinding on it... A little more pepper....fffing hilarious

"WHY THANK YOU PEPPER BOY! THATS THE PERFECT AMOUNT OF PEPPER! BRAVO!"

Fresssha peepa?

You got it wrong, pepper boy was actually on sandlers last snl season (20), and dana carvey was not even in the cast at the time, he was guest hosting

You are correct@@leob4403 I came down here to say the same...

You accidentally said Schneider too

Keenan n Kel an All That at are the best shows

Stand up comedy

I'm so jealous, I'm never gonna get be able to get married and start a family

Yeah me too, if only there was some kind of way a person could watch SNL, movies, stand up specials from back then but I guess once aired it's not possible to ever see again.

@@Mark-xb7ro Brilliant!

Just Shoot Me was horrible

Mount washington at 6288 feet in new Hampshire

I still say onion and chicken the way Justin said them.

Probably because 1980-1985 SNL was really bad, the writers didnt know what they were doing and it was a mess

@@leob4403 80-81 was horrible except for Eddie and Joe. The next few years were terribly uneven...but the 1984-85 season is arguably one of the best....the ALL STAR team of Short, Guest, Crystal, and Shearer has MANY memorable moments. Oops....then a whole new cast in 1985...yikes!!

I think all of Ebersol's stories would be about him. HIs WHOLE story should be "We picked Lorne Michaels...and he created a GREAT show. Then Jean and I nearly ruined it...and then Lorne came back and made it into an institution..." End of story.

Sandler era was objectively better, it was a huge mistake to fire him and farley. While I liked some sketches in the Ferrell era, there were also a number of recurring sketches that were really bad during that time. And while I like Fallon he couldnt really replace Sandler with the guitar playing and songs, fallon was essentially doing covers with his added own lyrics, while Sandler wrote his own songs

@@leob4403 FIrst...."objectively better" than what?? The Sandler and Farley "era' had run its course. Certainly, it could have gone on for a while longer...but the cast was NOT jelling in those last few years, and despite some talented people like Mohr, Silverman, Garafalo, Kightlinger, and Mckean et. al., it just wasn't working the way it had for nearly 10 years. 86-94 is the longest/strongest stretch SNL ever had... The transitions from Miller and Hartman through Carvey and on to Sandler, Spade, Farley and Rock was pretty good...but the cast got way too big and the show suffered a bit...

@@bradyguy7701 80-85 was working for you? That era was a putrid mess, could barely watch any of it. And no Sandler had not run its course, the NBC execs did not understand the humour and potential of Sandler, conan even talked about in the podcast, the ratings were still good albeit slightly lower, but the ratings were still higher than they would be later, and it was a case of incompetence and not seeing that you have to move the goalpost sometimes, with today's standards those numbers of viewership would be crazy high. Sandler (and Farley, even though not as much of a writer and not the same versatility as a performer as Sandler) is a unique once in a generation type comedian, you cannot replace him, the whole staff of SNL loved the guy. He was crazy good as a comedy songwriter too, those songs he wrote and performed on update were actually "hits". They tried to replace that with Fallon doing guitar covers but no can do, Fallon is more of a musical impressionist and not a songwriter. It was clear that Fallon gave up fairly early on the guitar and song stuff, he did it a few times, but it did not have that Sandler magic. And speaking of guys like Jay Mohr, that shows just how petty and arrogant the NBC execs were back then. They rather let him go than move him into repertoire cast. That's another talent squandered, Jay Mohr is certainly underrated, the guy can do so much with his voice and is a crazy good impressionist

@@leob4403 Nope. I said nothing of the kind. MOST of 80-84 was HORRIBLE. Mostly bad until Eddie came in like a rock star and did some great stuff with Piscopo and a few others... Still really uneven through 84...But 84-85 was the ALL-STAR TEAM with Crystal, Short, Guest, and Shearer....SO MANY ridiculously funny things in that year! Not sure what you think is a "hit"...but Sandler had NO songs that hit the charts. His stuff was very funny though.... Jay Mohr should have been much more successful....his Christopher Walken for Skittles is a modern (well, not anymore...) classic!! Read his book - it's a great window into what happened on SNL....the gritty behind the scenes stuff... If Lorne REALLY wanted to keep those guys...he would have....

@@leob4403 NO WAY. BUT...I did just read another person's post on another thread that called the "Ebersol Era" the GREATEST in SNL...and all of Lorne's modern shows are reflective of that era....YIKES!!

Serves them right, its unprofessional to forget your own questions

They are entertaining and funny movies, thats a simple answer