Bobby Watches Grandma - SNL

I met Chris Farley in a deli. He was eating a bowl of soup in a booth with a friend, laughing and talking, just a regular dude. I never do this, but I had to walk up to him and tell how him much I admired him and his comedy. So glad I did, because he stopped and gave me his full attention and shook my hand like he was actually glad to see this stranger interrupting his meal. His warmth and sincerity is what I will always remember about that brief but memorable interaction. Chris Farley was top notch, and I miss him.

interestingly, chris used to go to old folks' homes and nursing homes and visit with older people just out of the kindness of his heart.

"where is Joey?!" "he is down at tHE VAN DOWN BY THE RIVER!"

Michael Keaton is a very diverse actor, he can go from Beetlejuice to Batman. Now that's talent.

The good ole days of SNL Chris Farley, Adam Sandler, David Spade, Chris Rock, Rob Schneider etc wow that lineup was the lineup of legends.

"You were a difficult birth!" "You're my grandma!" "THAT'S WHERE YOU'RE WRONG."

How could you NOT miss Chris Farley? He was so in tune with not only himself but everyone else he worked with.

Chris Farley automatically props up a mediocre skit. He could just stand there and I'd laugh from watching him alone. He's as sweet as he is funny too.

Love Sandler’s story that after that night Keaton took the cast out to dinner and insisted on paying because “I’m Batman”.....

“I HAVE EARNED THE RIGHT TO SEE MY NAME IN PRINT” is my new mantra

Man Michael Keaton is a good actor

The acting in this skit is so great. I bet the people who watched it live didn't even realize the level of performance these guys had at the time. The guys today could only dream of ever being this good.

did farley even look at the Q cards. what a freaking MASTER

The first time Keaton comes out of the room and Farley flinches had me laughing so hard.

You could tell that Adam was about to crack up and start laughing

Adam Sandler’s most underrated performance.

Farley really worked hard for those 10 dollars.

He really commits to those physical falls. Love that guy

Michael Keaton had amazing chemistry with Farley here.

My mom was actually kind of like this before she passed away with dementia. She wanted me to be there with her 24/7 and didn't trust anyone else with anything. One day I was doing something in another room while she was in bed and she started yelling and crying "Sunny! Sunny! I want my Sunny!" Even though she was surrounded by nurses who could have done anything she needed. When I came back she hugged me and apologized for "being a big baby" and I said it was ok and I was sorry for being away so long and scaring her.