Bob Saget
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Sep 14, 2026
Raven AdamsHOST
True experience number one.
Raven AdamsHOST
When I was very young, say about four or five years old, it was the early nineties, and our entire family would have a tradition of watching America's Funniest Home Videos with Bob Saget.
Raven AdamsHOST
A lot of nineties kids will remember this.
Raven AdamsHOST
We also lived with my grandparents at the time, so it was my mom, stepdad, and both grandparents all together that would almost nightly watch and enjoy the silly video compilations.
Rob HazeHOST
Mm-hmm.
Maronzio VanceGUEST
I mean, my mentors are Patrice O'Neal, Paul Mooney I toured with Paul Mooney for two and a half years it's the greatest experience of my life yeah because I met because of Paul Mooney I met I met Bob Saget through Paul Mooney
Rob HazeHOST
okay
Maronzio VanceGUEST
right I wasn't a huge Bob Saget comedian fan but I was a fan of Bob Saget
Rob HazeHOST
what was their dynamic Bob Saget fucking loves...
Rob HazeHOST
Because Bob Saget seems like the whitest guy of all time, and Paul Mooney is Mr., you know...
Maronzio VanceGUEST
I hate white people.
Maronzio VanceGUEST
Yeah.
Shia BunHOST
Yes.
BuffpupHOST
How do you forget Bob Saget?
Shia BunHOST
I'm Australian.
Rose DoodleHOST
Because I only-
BuffpupHOST
Maybe.
Shia BunHOST
I, I feel like, I don't know, like I, I, I feel like-
Rose DoodleHOST
Who is Bob Saget?
Shia BunHOST
... old comedians either get to a point where they just end up not doing too much, and they just kind of retire, and they have, like, a good time, or, uh, they end up saying something really controversial or, like, racist, and it's just like, well-
Mark MalkoffGUEST
I miss him.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
It was like I sat down with everyone from Bob Saget to Louie Anderson to Gilbert.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
And within a year, it's like they were gone.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
And it was really, really sad.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
It might have been.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
It was one thing.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
Someone like Bob Saget especially kept thanking me for doing this.
Mark MalkoffGUEST
He worshipped Johnny.
BradHOST
We kinda talked about this, but I...
BradHOST
You mentioned David Cross being weird for kids, and he is right in that, like, Bob Saget territory of growing up I didn't realize how weird it was, that I appreciated-
MarkHOST
Yeah
BradHOST
... him and stuff, but then you get older and it's like, Jesus Christ, that's what the Full House guy is all about? Okay.
Scott EdwardsHOST
You know, Jay Leno and Carvey, we've already mentioned a few.
Scott EdwardsHOST
Saget.
Scott EdwardsHOST
And, uh, but there was a whole strong pool of talent that people wouldn't recognize their name that were extremely funny.
Phil CowanGUEST
Oh, there were a lot of headliners, uh, in, during that time that nobody would know now.
Paul RobbinsGUEST
I'll be-
Scott EdwardsHOST
Oh, that's gotta be a moment
Paul RobbinsGUEST
... side note, doing the radio show one time, Saget and Coulier came in together.
Scott EdwardsHOST
Right.
Johnny MacHOST
Rodney opened a comedy club because he understood what a comedy club needed to be, and wanted to build the version that didn't yet exist, and kept it open for three decades, even as the comedy landscape shifted around him.
Johnny MacHOST
Some of the people who came through Dangerfield's in those years include Jerry Seinfeld, Roseanne Barr, Sam Kinison, Bob Saget, Tim Allen.
Johnny MacHOST
Rodney didn't just give them stage time, he went to the mat for them.
Johnny MacHOST
He produced a series of HBO Young Comedian specials that gave young stand-ups national TV exposure before they had any other way to get it.
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Rodney DangerfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He needs acceptance.
Rodney DangerfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Make him happy, won't you? Bob Saget.
Rodney DangerfieldSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
How about it? All right, Bobby, here you are now.
BillHOST
Okay.
BillHOST
But I also listened to and made it through the entire book, Bob Saget, the Dirty Daddy book.
BillHOST
Uh-huh.
BillHOST
And then, yeah, it's just those kind of three things I think would be in the time frame that we would have between now and a break.
MikeHOST
All
BillHOST
right.
BillHOST
So, yeah, Bob Saget, the book was written, if I'm not mistaken, and I'd have to look back again, but I believe it was back.
BillHOST
Before he
JonHOST
Yes.
JonHOST
So we're talking about, for our listeners, we are talking about a show that Bob Saget hosted.
JonHOST
And now it's...
Jonathan TeagueGUEST
America's Funniest Videos.
Jonathan TeagueGUEST
Before Carlton from Family Matters or Fresh Prince took over for it, as a matter of fact.
Jonathan TeagueGUEST
So let's go all the way around.
JonHOST
How many hundreds of videos has Bob Saget presided over of people getting hit in the balls? Each one funnier than the last.
Jonathan TeagueGUEST
And that show was flaming out.
Dan BurqueHOST
thank god for YouTube because we can just take out memorable clips now from films and just watch that without having to watch 90 minutes of the other garbage that was involved in that film It's like, cause that's the only thing that's memorable because everything else about that film is absolutely awful.
Dan BurqueHOST
Except that one part with Bob Saget.
Drew MackenzieHOST
You're not wrong.
Drew MackenzieHOST
It's the funny thing.
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