Here's What Bob Saget Learned After Decades of Making People Laugh (Podcast) From the archives, a conversation about risk-taking and purpose with the beloved comedian, actor, director and producer.
By Patrick Carone • Originally published
Note: This story originally ran in May of 2019.
Galileo. Leonardo DaVinci. Bob Saget? Yes, the comedian, director, actor and producer is indeed a Renaissance Man. Known to most as squeaky-clean dad Danny Tanner -- first on ABC's Full House in the '90s and now on Netflix's Fuller House -- Saget's oftentimes raunchy stand-up act can be truly shocking.
When he's not touring the country or recording comedy specials, he's hosting and producing shows like Videos After Dark on ABC (an update on his iconic America's Funniest Home Videos gig), and directing documentaries and feature films, including the dark comedy Benjamin, the first original film released by DVD rental service Redbox.
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On this episode of How Success Happens, we'll be attempting to get to the bottom of how Bob Saget can do so much, so well, for such a long time. Listen carefully, and try not to be too shocked by what you hear.
