The Tragic Comedian That Was Chris Farley...

[T0INE]

I always enjoyed his movies.

I saw the pics of him shortly after he died.

No bueno.

 

[ill legal operation]

Originally Posted by Big J 33


 Regardless, he's one of my favorites and his days on SNL with Sandler, Rock, Myers, Spade, Hartman, etc. are still hilarious today.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm biased because that's the cast that I grew up on, but I'd honestly put them up against any SNL cast past or present...
...as far as the sheer amount of talent on one show is concerned - their only competition is "In Living Color."

EDIT: The SNL episode that Phil spoke about that was in the works for that week went on to be the infamous "Martin Lawrence" episode that got Martin a lifetime ban from NBC...

 

[ill legal operation]

Originally Posted by Big J 33


 Regardless, he's one of my favorites and his days on SNL with Sandler, Rock, Myers, Spade, Hartman, etc. are still hilarious today.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm biased because that's the cast that I grew up on, but I'd honestly put them up against any SNL cast past or present...
...as far as the sheer amount of talent on one show is concerned - their only competition is "In Living Color."

EDIT: The SNL episode that Phil spoke about that was in the works for that week went on to be the infamous "Martin Lawrence" episode that got Martin a lifetime ban from NBC...

 

[kix4kix]

I can still remember the day that I heard Hartman was murdered, eerie story.

 

[kix4kix]

I can still remember the day that I heard Hartman was murdered, eerie story.

 

[luong1209]

Black Sheep and Tommy Boy...Classics.

 

[luong1209]

Black Sheep and Tommy Boy...Classics.

 

[pip777]

great comedian

 

[pip777]

great comedian

 

[ill legal operation]

 

[ill legal operation]

 

[adrian1221]

Tommy Boy>black sheep

 

[adrian1221]

Tommy Boy>black sheep

 

[genegreenrko]

This was my guy..he was sooo funny killed it all the time. I truly miss him and wish he could be apart of the funny people of today. Wish I could get another movie with him and Spade they worked so well together..

 

[genegreenrko]

This was my guy..he was sooo funny killed it all the time. I truly miss him and wish he could be apart of the funny people of today. Wish I could get another movie with him and Spade they worked so well together..

 

[sho3tym]

WI legend, really too sad the way it ended.

big fan of his.

 

[sho3tym]

WI legend, really too sad the way it ended.

big fan of his.

 

[mastamind033]

Loved his work, the Chippendale skit with Swayze is still a top 10 SNL skit of all time, gets me everytime. Kind of eerie how similar him and Belushi were in many ways from their personalities, to their work, and how they died.

 

[mastamind033]

Loved his work, the Chippendale skit with Swayze is still a top 10 SNL skit of all time, gets me everytime. Kind of eerie how similar him and Belushi were in many ways from their personalities, to their work, and how they died.

 

[spot rusherz]

He wasn't even funny.

 

[spot rusherz]

He wasn't even funny.

 

[scott frost]

 

[scott frost]

 

[young halo]

Originally Posted by ILL LEGAL OPERATION

Originally Posted by Big J 33


 Regardless, he's one of my favorites and his days on SNL with Sandler, Rock, Myers, Spade, Hartman, etc. are still hilarious today.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm biased because that's the cast that I grew up on, but I'd honestly put them up against any SNL cast past or present...
...as far as the sheer amount of talent on one show is concerned - their only competition is "In Living Color."

EDIT: The SNL episode that Phil spoke about that was in the works for that week went on to be the infamous "Martin Lawrence" episode that got Martin a lifetime ban from NBC...

what happened here?
  

 

[young halo]

Originally Posted by ILL LEGAL OPERATION

Originally Posted by Big J 33


 Regardless, he's one of my favorites and his days on SNL with Sandler, Rock, Myers, Spade, Hartman, etc. are still hilarious today.

I'll be the first to admit that I'm biased because that's the cast that I grew up on, but I'd honestly put them up against any SNL cast past or present...
...as far as the sheer amount of talent on one show is concerned - their only competition is "In Living Color."

EDIT: The SNL episode that Phil spoke about that was in the works for that week went on to be the infamous "Martin Lawrence" episode that got Martin a lifetime ban from NBC...

what happened here?