The Jordan Harbinger Show 372: Bob Saget | How Comedy Continually Changes His Life
Jul 2, 2020
Bob Saget, a renowned comedian and actor famous for his roles in Full House and America's Funniest Home Videos, shares fascinating insights into his comedic evolution. He reflects on how humor became his defense against pain and the turning points in his career. Bob discusses the importance of reinventing oneself in entertainment, the lessons from personal disappointments, and his unique methods for handling criticism. With anecdotes from his life, he emphasizes resilience and the craft of comedy as a reflection of personal growth and creativity.
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Early comedic talents
- Bob Saget and Richard Pryor both realized they were funny at four years old.
- Saget made movies since he was nine and wasn't funny during high school.
From stand-up to stardom
- Bob Saget met his first wife at 17 and started stand-up comedy around the same time.
- He achieved immense fame with Full House, reaching audiences even in East Germany.
Self-deprecating humor
- Saget takes shots at himself before anyone else can, using comedy as a defense.
- This resonates with anyone who creates and puts their work out there.
