Dana Carvey

I just feel like I can dive in at any time to those.

Shawshank's a good one.

Pulp Fiction.

Not for me personally, but for a lot of people.

I mean, there's a ton of comedies.

I mean, Tommy Boy, I'm not just saying this because Spade's on this, but Tommy Boy has become... The good thing about, especially when you get older and you have young kids and you can start showing them the comedies, it's got to be one of the first six or seven because I don't know how old a kid has to be to understand Farley was one of the funniest people of all time and how funny that movie is, but it's probably like age four.

where you can like fat guy in a little coat.

It might even be age three, but you can just indoctrinate them in that.

So there, you know, there's, there's a bunch of the rewatchable.

One of the cool things now is like with YouTube and all these different places, like, you know, Dana's show from the mid-90s,

Like, I don't know, 20 of those sketches are on YouTube now.

That was one of those things where if you love that show and then it gets canceled and it's gone.

Unless you taped it on your VHS, it's gone.

It's history.

And now kind of all that stuff has a second life, like shows like Freaks and Geeks.

You can dive in that.

Larry Sanders, which Shanley was always famously never wanted it on VHS.

DVD.

He was always very prickly about it.

And now every episode's on the Max app.