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David Spade (1964-) is an American comedian and actor who was famous for starring on ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' from 1990 to 1996, and starring on sitcoms like ''[[Just Shoot Me]]'', ''[[ |
David Spade (1964-) is an American comedian and actor who was famous for starring on ''[[Saturday Night Live]]'' from 1990 to 1996, and starring on sitcoms like ''[[Just Shoot Me]]'', ''[[8 Simple Rules]]'' (after John Ritter died), and ''[[Rules of Engagement]]''. |
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He was part of the "Bad Boys of SNL" in the early 90s, along with [[Adam Sandler]], [[Chris Farley]], [[Chris Rock]], and Rob Schneider. While most of his castmates were fired and/or quit by 1995 due to pressure [[Lorne Michaels]] received from NBC to either revamp ''SNL'' after its [[Seasonal Rot|disappointingly unfunny 20th season]] or let the show end, he stayed on to help the new cast settle in (then left after his airtime decreased in favor of the new cast). |
He was part of the "Bad Boys of SNL" in the early 90s, along with [[Adam Sandler]], [[Chris Farley]], [[Chris Rock]], and Rob Schneider. While most of his castmates were fired and/or quit by 1995 due to pressure [[Lorne Michaels]] received from NBC to either revamp ''SNL'' after its [[Seasonal Rot|disappointingly unfunny 20th season]] or let the show end, he stayed on to help the new cast settle in (then left after his airtime decreased in favor of the new cast). |
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