David Spade and Dana Carvey are launching their own laugh-packed Saturday Night Live podcast. Carvey quickly rose to fame when he joined the SNL cast in 1986, with a partial thanks to the actor’s long list of iconic characters, from Church Lady to Garth Algar, before Garth was taken to the big screen with 1992’s Wayne’s World. Spade worked behind the scenes as a writer before audiences would experience his comedic sketch genius on SNL in the early 90s. The two appeared in SNL alum Adam Sandler’s 2011 film Jack & Jill, as well as lending their voice talents to the animated movie Hotel Transylvania 2. 

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According to Deadline, Spade and Carvey will be teaming up to bring fans their new weekly Fly on the Wall podcast, with its first season launching on January 12. Fly on the Wall will showcase the two comedians as they discuss topics with past and present SNL hosts, writers, and musical guests while also diving into some untold stories from the comedic duo about their careers. Besides that, they’ll also be diving into tales from their favorite SNL characters, life on the set, and much more.  

Partnered with podcast company Cadence13, the upcoming podcast will include guests Chris Rock, Tom Hanks, Martin Short, Darrell Hammond, Rob Lowe, Will Forte, Kevin Nealon, Jon Lovitz, Melanie Hutsell, Ana Gasteyer, Tim Meadows, and Laraine Newman. Chris Corcoran, Spade, and Carvey are listed as executive producers on the upcoming project that will dive into the famed late-night show like never before. The first season of the Saturday Night Live podcast, Fly on the Wall, will be released on January 12.

Source: Deadline

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Mackenzie Templeton is a news writer for Screen Rant, covering Movies and Television. She grew up in small-town America before moving to Chicago to purse a career in entertainment journalism. While attending school at Columbia College Chicago, Mackenzie and her two roommates started their own online music publication, Aggression Magazine. Since then, Mackenzie has contributed to Alternative Press magazine, Red Roll, and so on. When she’s not knee-deep in a Tarantino film binge, Mackenzie can be found face first in a Hunter S. Thompson tale, in the nosebleeds of a Miami Heat nail-biter or arguing the greatest rock album of all time.

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