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Bob Odenkirk remembers the last interaction he ever had with Chris Farley and explains why he doesn’t like the famous “Chippendales” sketch.
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@mikailstacy8245 2 года назад

Bob Odenkirk has a good heart to be able to have empathy for Chris in this way. You can feel his pain. Makes me love him more.

@paulkasden9758 2 года назад

100% AGREED

@jameskennedy552 2 года назад

I still love the sketch but think it would have been funnier if at end they gave Chris the job. I think Bob would feel a little different about it if that happened

@seanmurphy26 2 года назад

You are a Simpleton

@oldfredbear 2 года назад

I think he's wrong about the laugh. The laugh is that Chris was THAT GOOD to make it to the final audition. He was so good that he was on the same level as swayze and had the moves to back it up. Yes the audience thinks that Chris didn't get the role because of his size, but it's more than that.

@bryanphilipmorgan871 2 года назад

Farley is the greatest of all time, Bob has always gone out of his way to speak about Chris and remember him

@xkcdeex 2 года назад

Big praises for Mr. Odenkirk for sticking up for his friend in ways I wouldn't have thought of before before I saw this. Respect.

@Gnog22 2 года назад

You should see Chris Rock talk about the same exact thing on Howard a few years back

@nahtesalinas1917 2 года назад

You can tell he starts to get emotional. 😓

@garrynorris4478 2 года назад

This was a fantastic interview especially when he said about when you saw Chris on TV you had met Chris and Chris Gave part of his soul away I can relate to that all very sad but a great interview

@junesondrab3833 Год назад

He should have stuck.up for Chris while he was alive. Yes, this is nice to hear, Bob is great in many ways.

@mec8690 Год назад

@@junesondrab3833 And what, embarrass Chris publicly even more? That would have ruined their relationship, and wouldn't have saved Chris anyway.

@iasunflower2944 2 года назад

Of all the interviews I've seen where they talk about Chris Farley, Including Spade, this is the first time I've seen this kind of emotion and respect...what a decent human Bob is...

@SSNESS 2 года назад

It told Chris

@DethRaptor 2 года назад

Look up the interview about Chris with Tim Meadows. Bring tissues.

@XxThePhantomFreezexX 2 года назад

Bob knew Chris before Spade Sandler & Rock .. even Tim knew him before SNL Tim gets emotional talkin bout Chris

@davidrice3337 2 года назад

I agree

@jameslaurent6491 Год назад

Norm and Sandler talk about him with emotion and respect as well. I think everyone cared about him, but he was just too self-destructive to help.

@derekcampbell2132 2 года назад

The genuine pain Bob shows when describing his friend's struggle is heartbreaking.

@bakerfresh Год назад

Whats crazy now, with the Chip n Dales sketch, would be people nowadays shrugging and saying, "Whats the joke. Seems to be a normal interview. Thry are both beautiful and good dancers?!?" RIP both of them.

@Calicocutpants 2 года назад

The sound of despair in his voice is absolutely heartbreaking. Many of us have a friend we can speak about in the same way, completely understand.

@Bryan8329 2 года назад

I do

@justinwest2726 2 года назад

100% that’s what makes it so sad 😢

@777jones 2 года назад

When somebody is in your heart and you lose them, that is true despair…

@weburnitatbothends Год назад

I wonder if SNL on refection have changed anything about what they do after the passing of Chris

@dannyfisher8382 2 года назад

Bob Odenkirk is such a talented, and underrated actor. Better Call Saul is amongst the best things you'll see on a screen. Such a great series.

@bobbyincidemetal 2 года назад

It may be cliché but Better Call Saul is a masterpiece of drama.

@thehighcouncil662 2 года назад

I agree, one of the best shows on TV

@Scrubasteveable 2 года назад

I know, I got tired of waiting for Netflix so I bought the last season.

@romulus_ 2 года назад

@@Scrubasteveable same. worth every penny.

@aquaticambience40 2 года назад

I love mr show as well as bcs

@SlalomHO 2 года назад

the emotion in his voice! its all there: love, affection, anger, sadness, pain, loss,

@krishnan-resurrection714 2 года назад

How i miss Steven Lewis and Bob Grant in the same manner ..

@DemocracyFirst2025 2 года назад

Powerful. Good for Odenkirk for calling this famous sketch out for what it was.

@wolf7el356 2 года назад

You could hear the anger in Odenkirk's voice when discussing his friend, you can tell Chris's passing really upset him.

@user-sz4hj3sm5y Год назад

The genuine pain Bob shows when describing his friend's struggle is heartbreaking.. How can you not love Bob Odenkirk? What an incredibly deep tribute..

@FOUR2NINE2011 2 года назад

I just became an even bigger Odenkirk fan.. salute

@jmkztube 2 года назад

I admire how Bob searches for the best words in all he does and says. It's quite unique and heartwarming.

@joeshabado1431 2 года назад

The world is a much darker place without Chris Farley and Phil Hartman. I still tear up thinking about losing them.

@krishnan-resurrection714 2 года назад

i feel the same aboutReg Varney and Bob Grant ...also Steven Lewis ...

@gerrydooley951 2 года назад

you should get some new light fixtures.

@KRS2000 2 года назад

I won't forget when Adam Sandler acknowledged them at the '98 MTV Movie Awards.

@m.bbrooks9413 2 года назад

They died within 6 months of each other

@ShakenStirred 2 года назад

Within a year princess Diana, Chris, Phil, and Cozy Powell!!!

@gjk540 2 года назад

The entire interview with Bob Odenkirk was excellent. However, this segment about Chris Farley was poignant and brought me to tears. People can be so damn cruel if one doesn't fall within the narrow parameters of desirable physical characteristics.

@williamw2529 2 года назад

We all miss him.

@dennisyoung4631 2 года назад

And in other ways of deviance in addition to being physical differences.

@mattmarzula 2 года назад

@@williamw2529 Naw.

@barrelrollme1224 2 года назад

Lack of self worth, lack of self control, lack of effort. People see those things and they reject them because their scared of how easily they can become that person. Don't think it's as cruel as what chris did to himself.

@ihazotherchannel 2 года назад

When people say "love yourself" they mean "love yourself only if you fall into a narrow definition of a socially acceptable person."

@matthewsawczyn6592 7 месяцев назад

Bob showing himself a true friend ❤

@mdwdirect 2 года назад

Bob your love for Farley is so clear. Thank you for sharing your insight into his genius and his pain.

@thequickthinker 2 года назад

What a great, heartfelt, and heartbreaking interview. One of Howard's best. And Bob is one of Howard's best guests.

@vingasoline5068 4 месяца назад

One of Howard’s ONLY good interviews from the “modern” era, I swear he is insufferable now

@pho3nix- 2 года назад

You can see the pain in his eyes

@danielsilman2541 2 года назад

Love to Bob Odenkirk - clearly a, empathetic and caring person.

@GIBKEL 2 года назад

His talent worked because his heart was on his sleeve; the rare air where a performer gives it all. His comedy was so vulnerable. He couldn’t be anything else.

@darrenthetuber743 2 года назад

I think that's why Bob thought he could possibly have been a dramatic actor

@killerdude35 2 года назад

The problem with the Chippendales sketch was Farley shouldve won the audition. By him losing and then having to hear from the judges why he lost, sort of derailed the joy of the whole thing.

@dogpd3 2 года назад

Exactly

@NormanTiner Год назад

That always bummed me out as a kid. He really should've won

@valeriestolper7570 Год назад

I LOVE that you said this.

@PowderBlueML Год назад

Yes!

@wvu1275 Год назад

It would've been such a better skit if they had Farley win.

@rednecknation 2 года назад

Bob, ya got me... I now love him even more for his genuine love for Chris. Thank you for being a kind and caring human.

@wexmoney8017 Год назад

How can you not love Bob Odenkirk? What an incredibly deep tribute.

@J_Gar 2 года назад

This breaks my heart, and you can hear it in MR. Odenkirk’s voice that it didn’t sit well with him with how uneasy Chris probably was about how/why people laughed at/with him. Rest easy, Chris. 🙏🏾

@MatsThyWit 2 года назад

This is one of the most clearly stated examples of basic human empathy that I think I've heard in a long time. You can see in his face and hear in his voice how much what Chris thought of *himself* and how that sketch reinforced those feelings really tore Bob up inside.

@BrianHencheyShow 2 года назад

This is exactly why "negative self talk" is poison.

@benjack8477 2 года назад

Chris and Phil where to kind for this world

@adam1885282 7 месяцев назад

I respect how howard knows when to be quiet and listen, too many interviewers won’t shit up

@ASwagPecan 2 года назад

God, Bob Odenkirk is untouchable. Truly one of the best people to ever exist. He’s done so much for others.

@jimringomartin 2 года назад

Bob Odenkirk has a good heart to be able to have empathy for Chris in this way. You can feel his pain. Makes me love him more. YOU TYPED EXACTLY WHAT I WAS GOING TO SAY.

@obsessedwithguitars3157 2 года назад

Thanks to Bob Odenkirk for completely changing my mind about that Chippendales sketch. I wish I could have seen it the way Bob sees it 35 years ago.

@lastlaff2777 2 года назад

It wasn't that long ago.

@obsessedwithguitars3157 2 года назад

@@lastlaff2777 dang, I meant 25

@David_Downs Год назад

@@lastlaff2777 It almost is, it aired in 1990, 33 years ago now.

@an-open-mind 2 года назад

Depth of character, emotional maturity and funny as shit. Love Bob Odenkirk.

@tokershark1570 2 года назад

So hard to watch really good people on the wrong path, Everyone talks so warmly about Chris and are still so sad to have lost him. RIP Chris Farley. 😢

@cmel7841 2 года назад

wow this hit a bit differently than I thought it would. Laughing AT and laughing WITH is a real thing and hopefully people realize this. Thanks Bob for sharing

@piteusx8440 2 года назад

Bob has such a kind soul. What a great friend.

@slimydick23 2 года назад

This is exactly the kind of introspective attitude I want from a comedy writer

@olderbutbetterbeauty 2 года назад

This interview makes me totally appreciate and admire you, Bob Odenkirk.

@themisfitmama4397 2 года назад

So thankful bob is still with us, I’ve been a huge fan since the mr. Show days on HBO. Absolutely killer interview.

@Pyrethryn 2 года назад

I know, he gave us all quite the scare last year.

@Bluemgwes 10 месяцев назад

Amen.

@liqsor 2 года назад

Love Bob Odenkirk. Wise words.

@karleyyork9001 2 года назад

Very kind and insightful. Much respect goes out to Bob Odenkirk for being a compassionate human. Chris has a true friend in Bob.

@jayflash9051 2 года назад

Bob, you were a good friend. That’s all you could do at that time. Great perspective on Chris too. RIP

@nateplissken8684 2 года назад

Bob, you a class act my brother. Wicked sense of humour and a heart of gold. Much respect.

@odiliarivera-santos237 2 года назад

Odenkirk is immensely talented and so kind. He deserves great things. Mr. Show is a brilliant show

@Prof.Pwnalot 2 года назад

I loved Berverly hills ninja as a kid in the 90s, as well as a lot of the other comedies he was in. Amazing talent, sorely missed and loved by many

@geverniveup 2 года назад

“The great white ninja!”

@prankgirl9112 2 года назад

Wow. This is the best interview I've ever heard about Chris Farley.

@jessepinkman7349 2 года назад

Makes you wonder, In the Better Call Saul episode“ Marco”, if Bob had Chris in his memories or emotions when doing the scene when Marco died. His performance in that scene was exceptional so it wouldn’t surprise me at all that it may have hit real close to home yo.

@coreymacdonald7696 2 года назад

Chris is the only celebrity I ever shed a tear for. It hit me so hard when he passed.... RIP

@ralphiecifaretto8961 2 года назад

Wow! We all can only hope we will ever have a friend that downright loves us as much as Bob loved Chris. It's heartwarming and sad at the same time.

@killval849 2 года назад

What's displayed here is immense empathy. I hope more people can understand what is being displayed here and further push Bob's message forward.

@rockturtleneck 2 года назад

That is such a great but sad insight. I always had a hard time watching Farley because he seemed so sad, that emotion came through more to me than anything else when I saw him on SNL or elsewhere.

@rhapsodyinglue8758 Год назад

Howard, THANK YOU for letting Bob say everything he needed to say about Chris. Great talk

@mattanderson861 2 года назад

Odenkirk is very thoughtful, insightful and empathetic here…

@DoomKid 2 года назад

4:40 god dang, I can feel the total love for Chris in Bob's voice. Just seeing him talk about Chris makes me emotional, what a great interview and a great person.

@hectorbaez4747 2 года назад

What a great friend. Brought tears to my eyes. Was a big fan of Mr Odenkirk and more so now.

@fabriciosoundman666 2 года назад

What a great interview. A great moment of a human being showing the appreciation for another human being.

@chrisgreen1904 2 года назад

Love you Bob. Favorite actor, writer, comedian.

@goldbondisgod 2 года назад

Chris was absolutely my hero when I was a kid, when he died it was really the first time my heart broke it was devastating

@rogersockwell 2 года назад

Love Bob and loved Chris. Both real true humans with feelings and frailty.

@jeremybeaird3608 2 года назад

We love you Bob and we're so thankful that you're still here with us on this planet!

@BelleTolles 2 года назад

Great interview, and so good he brought up that SNL skit with such insight and compassion.

@marcussmith5770 2 года назад

wow, i did not expect the level of empathy and respect shown by Bob Odenkirk in this expression of his friendship. What a beautiful, touching interview.

@g4snk Год назад

A very touching conversation about his friend Chris. Bob stuck up for him in such a fluent way. Kudos Bob.

@suzanne296 6 месяцев назад

Chris Farley brought brightness to my life back then. To be able to laugh so hard. He was lovable cause he let us see a side if him that was open to being vulnerable. 😊

@daisymaefrench4041 2 года назад

From watching different interviews and hearing him speak, I can see what a really nice person bob odenkirk is. Comes across as kind and decent.

@ThisIsF-dUp 2 года назад

Beautiful words by Odenkirk.

@user-zb9jc8ln4i Год назад

It broke my heart listening to how concerned he was about getting bullied. Don’t know much about bob Orenkirk but people have talked highly about him and I can see why

@adrthegreatball4596 2 года назад

You can really hear the love he has for Chris. I wish Chris would have understood the love people had for him and loved himself in that way

@SmllrOutsde 2 года назад

Bob Odenkirk is a damn treasure.

@chrisjamesbrian 2 года назад

Man, love you Bob Odenkirk. Your heart is in the right place sir.

@kikib8434 2 года назад

Love Bob, loved Chris and this was so sad but beautiful to hear, how much Chris was loved for his spirit and innate comic ability.

@michaelriddick7116 2 года назад

You can hear the pain in his voice the entire time 😥😥😥💔😭😭😭😭😭😭

@juniorpena4642 2 года назад

For him to point out Chris ability to be great at more than just comedy is very awesome ❤️

@Retired_Detective51 2 года назад

He also brought up a point, Chris would have nailed a dramatic acting role in his future. I wonder what role it would have been.

@paultedeschini1683 2 года назад

Wow. Nothing but respect for Bob Odenkirk.True INTEGRITY.

@mathewsawyer4811 2 года назад

Damn, the humility odenkirk is showing here is hardly visible in his field. I’m happy him and Chris rock are vocal about this. Comedy shouldn’t be censored, that’s for sure, but you can’t forget that people have feelings and emotions and some of them don’t know how to handle them.

@daveg9000 2 года назад

What a fantastic story-teller...thank you.

@psiloletses_real 6 месяцев назад

Very very insightful and touching.. 😢 I could listen to him for hours and hours. I think Bob needs his own podcast!

@mrmusickhimself Год назад

Hearing Bob talk about Chris makes me wish I had friends that were THAT loyal. Bob STILL has his back, I just wish Chris knew how loved he truly was.

@justinbenning2428 2 года назад

Whenever I hear Bob talk about Chris you can hear how much he loved and still loves Chris. At the same you can feel the sadness and anger, that what made him funny was also what made him miserable. Ultimately that's what killed Chris.

@AndyFelbab 2 года назад

We all love Farley stories. I've read the book put together by his brother Tom, SNL docs, there's a Farley doc "I am Chris Farley" and maybe another one. Bob always stands out when talking about Chris. He's more honest.

@trevgreg2 2 года назад

Biography also had "Chris Farley - Anything for a Laugh," which might be the other one you're thinking of.

@danholmesfilm 2 года назад

I don't disagree with Bob's take on the Chippendales sketch, but I have always personally loved watching that because Chris' performance and dancing was legit awesome and hilarious despite his size. His personality is king and it comes through in spades.

@patohagan5516 2 года назад

You can tell he misses his friend. And also is angry his friend is no longer here. Great interview.

@tgnben 2 года назад

Oh wow... I'd love to hear Bob talk about this on Spade and Carvey's podcast. It would be interesting to hear Spade's take on how he thinks Chris felt about the sketch.

@Gnog22 2 года назад

Chris Rock brought up the same thing on Howard a number years back. Wouldn’t be surprised if spade hated it too

@tgnben 2 года назад

@@Gnog22 Interesting. It's sad how the thing that really catapulted his SNL career is something that, possibly, hurt him so deeply. Not sure I can watch the sketch the same after hearing Bob speak so emotionally about it

@JackieD7497 4 месяца назад

Spade talks about it on the podcast he does with Dana Carvey. He feels Chris loved the sketch and had no problems with it. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@tgnben 4 месяца назад

@@JackieD7497 Do you have a link to the clip or know the episode?

@JackieD7497 4 месяца назад

@@tgnben Fly On The Wall is the podcast’s name, and he talks about it in a few of them I believe. The episodes with Jim Downey and Robert Smigel, I’m 100% sure he talks about it. I’m 50/50 on the two part tribute to Chris Farley episodes though. 🤷🏼‍♂️

@robertdixon1439 2 года назад

You can tell Bob really cared for Chris.

@chadwickerman 6 месяцев назад

I wish I had a friend as good and loyal as Bob. I wish Chris could have recognized what he had in his friends around him and gotten help.

@keithmichael112 Год назад

He did a good job being respectful while still giving an honest account of it

@bif24701 2 года назад

Chris is smart, funny, and beautiful. Everything we wanted from him.

@LosHuevos7 2 года назад

I felt this. Growing up overweight I found myself making fun of myself before anybody else did.

@michaelsix9684 Год назад

Chris was a lovely person, kind to strangers, did many charitable acts few know about

@broken_disco_ball 2 года назад

Bob has a big heart.

@A-small-amount-of-peas 2 года назад

Bob once said his favourite part of his life performing was waiting behind Chris Farley as he was about to go on in Second city and do the Matt Foley sketch

@amerz2477 2 года назад

wow...how telling i could feel his pain telling that story. what a beautiful soul

@kriskay6 2 года назад

So nice when an interviewer can let a guest talk

@erichinton5774 2 года назад

And that's rare for Stern, good observation!!!

@PowderBlueML Год назад

What an incredible interview. Thank you, Mr. Odenkirk. Both you and Mr. Farley deserve much respect for not only your acting, but for being genuinely great human beings.