Tim Meadows RETURNS: Sandler Text Chains & Farley Memories

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What movie revived Tim Meadows' career?

After I read the script, I thought this guy is either go. This is going to be his last year working as a principal or he's going to commit suicide. Hey, guys, I'm doing my book and I need somebody to I need you guys to be willing to write a blurb for my book. And then Sandler goes, yeah, I'll do it. And then he goes, thanks. I don't need anybody else's. My next thing, I want to be on a show like Wings. Remember that show? Yeah. Yeah. It was on NBC. It was on for like maybe seven, eight years. Nobody ever watched it. Guess what, David? Tim Meadows came for a second helping of the magic of fly on the wall. Double dipping? A return guest, back by popular demand. I love Tim Meadows, I'll just say it. Yeah, you know, we don't have that many people returning, which we need more because we've got video now and we have some things we forgot to ask these people and go over.
But we talked a lot. We had a lot of laughs with Tim. What a good dude. He's actually doing a half-hour single-camera show, which he's incredible in. I watched an episode, DMV, about a Department of Motor Vehicles. It's on CBS and Paramount+. So we just want to make sure you're aware of that with our friend Tim Meadows. And by the way, during this particular episode, we had a little technical issue. So we stripped from one thing called StreamYard. I know for your nerds, take notes. We go to Zoom, so it might not be quite as crisp, but we'll still both look incredible, and our hair will look great. Don't adjust your cameras at home. It's doing fine. Yeah, Tim, here he is. Great guy. A lot of laughs from the old school.
Yeah, we were laughing a lot. Tim Meadows. Tim Meadows. Did the show start without me? Yeah, we were killing it. You're doing great. Oh, thanks. You're killing it, man. I tried a haircut, so I'm wearing this. What are you doing? Hiding your hair? You hate your haircut? Well, I'm just not used to it right now, so I'm just going with the hat. Are you all right with that? That's fine with me. We can all do hats if you want. Now, Timmy, in full disclosure, I brought a hat to wear, and then I thought, this isn't that bad. I'm going to just rough it. No, you look good. Thank you, buddy. Let's all do hats. No, I'm scared. Let's see what you got. You got a cool one loaded. Oh, yeah, he knew. No, my hair is all fucked up, man.
I haven't combed or cut my hair in about, I don't know, maybe a month or four weeks or something like that. Okay. Have you been out of that room in the last month? Timmy, do you ever do a movie and they go, we can figure out that gray. We can figure that out. And you go, what does that mean? They go, we can take care of it.

What is Tim Meadows' new CBS series about?

And you go. what are we taking care of? You go, no, it's just, do you want it? They've said that to me. Yeah. Have you ever bought cookie? I kind of salt and pepper. Yeah. You know, it looks, it looks, it looks cool. You're doing whatever you do. It's where it's always worked for Timmy. I'm in a jealous, quiet rage as I speak. Well, thank you, David. I do remember when they used to ask me to put gray in my hair. Oh, I like that better. Yeah, now they asked me to take it out. Can you just shave that out? Timmy, I've told this before, but I'm going to tell you that I read a movie about a married guy and his wife, and they said it's pretty funny. Anyway, all these hijinks, but she's got a crazy father-in-law, and I read it, and I read the whole thing.
I go, it's pretty funny. It's not that funny of a part, but who would be the father-in-law? They go, you. I go, oh, wait. I'm not the kid getting married. They're like, that guy's like 35. Wait a second. I swear to God. I go... Wait, am I reading these movies about these? So horrifying. I go, I'll read it again. I didn't pay attention. I'll read it again. Yeah. I don't know if you've seen Landman, but Sam Elliott's on that show. And I, I, I read for that part, but Sam got it. That's where I'm at. That's how old you are. Yeah. He's exactly 100, I think. Well, first of all, I can't believe that you had to read for a show. Yeah, Danny. You didn't do a lot of cold reads. I don't know.

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