Not Gonna Phone it in Tonight
I found this clip when I was looking for the Chris Farley videos for last next week’s post.
This is dedicated to anyone who may have been feeling – or maybe just realized – they’ve been “phoning it in” lately.
Hopefully it will inspire you to remember what it’s like to want to give 100% and maybe find your way back to that.
At the very least, it starts your week out with a solid dose of Steve Martin and a smile.
Just remember: If Rob Schneider can do it, so can you!
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I remember that opening! Man those were the days… Thanks for posting that, Faryl! Looking forward to your Chris Farley piece. So tragic that in making fun of himself in that clip, it was actually prophetic…
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I just remember thinking that SNL just didn’t have a cast like it used to – and watching that clip today I realized how much talent (and Rob Schneider!) was on that stage!
I agree about Chris Farley – it’s hard to be light-hearted about that now . . . also bittersweet seeing Phil Hartman there too.
Glad you enjoyed it! (The Chris Farley one will be up soon – just got myself distracted watching all the other clips when I was looking for a specific one!)