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The podcast hosts discuss common Spanish phrases including "hola", "hasta la vista", "hasta luego" and "adios".
The speaker shares their experience of learning a common phrase in a different accent and how it can prepare you for real life scenarios. They also advertise Rosetta Stone's lifetime unlimited subscription which includes the true accent feature for better pronunciation.
In a discussion about bad reviews and comedy, Johnny Backhand mentions how John Hamm does not receive bad reviews because of his good old-fashioned range. They also express their disappointment with actors who primarily do comedy appearing on comedy shows, instead of giving opportunities to lesser-known comedians.
Comedian David Spade shares a joke about Leatherman and Swiss Army Knife while discussing with his guest, Sean Penn, who likes to visit hot spots.
The speaker shares his personal experience of learning to ski and advises beginners to keep their weight on the downhill ski. He also talks about the cultural stereotype of skiing being only for wealthy individuals.
The speaker discusses the pressure and insecurity that comes with body image in the entertainment industry, citing examples of famous actors and their physical attributes.
The speaker shares their experience portraying the classic "funny drunk guy" character in various sketches and discusses the different aspects of the character that make it comedic.
The podcast episode features an interview with a comedic actor who talks about their experience in a comedy film. They also mention their admiration for a fellow actor and a recent Apple commercial.
Jon Hamm shares his experience starting out in Hollywood and seeing his peers rise to fame, as well as discussing some of his comedic roles in shows like SNL.
Jon Hamm discusses his experiences on Mad Men and SNL, as well as the difficulties of living through a pandemic.
The first few days of the week at Saturday Night Live feel calm and relaxed but it all changes by Wednesday when the cast members have to read through a packet of 25 sketches and try to get laughs at the table read.
The speaker shares his experience with writing comedy sketches for SNL, including the process of submitting and getting feedback from the show's producers.
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The speaker discusses John's acting roles and how they relate to the changing norms of his time. They also mention a specific project John is involved in where he may be playing James Mason.
The host discusses the lasting legacy and influence of the show Seinfeld, in particular, its humor, jokes, and distinct voice.
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In this podcast episode, the speaker shares their experience of making the movie "The Town" under the direction of Ben Affleck, who gave them creative freedom while shooting the film.
In this podcast episode, the hosts talk about the challenges of filmmaking and the lessons to be learned from them, including hiring great department heads and being aware of shooting schedules.
The creators of the audiobook for 'A Very Punchable Face" wanted to make it like a cover song. They aimed to keep the whodunit tone of the novel while still making it humorous, but the challenge was matching the energy of the author, Colin Jost, with the narrator, Jon Hamm.
The speaker talks about the process of developing a movie script by collaborating with a team of skilled and experienced comedy writers, some of whom included Bill Hader, Paula Pell, and Robert Carlock.
A person talks about the Omicron variant and how it has slowed down a bit and then mentions the idea of selling their body parts as NFTs.
Three individuals have a casual conversation about commercials and casual nicknames.
A comedian shares some random words and thoughts with no specific context, followed by a reference to a break that was taken during the podcast due to scheduling.
David Spade and Dana Carvey wrap up their final episode of Fly on the Wall podcast with a promise of more appearances together in future projects and encourage their listeners to rate, review, and follow the show.