Bob Saget is honored by America's Funniest Home Videos following his death at 65: 'A comedy legend' - Daily Mail

Saget was the initial host of the comedy series, paving the path for later hosts including John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, Tom Bergeron and Ribeiro.

Saget was later seen in an interview with Bergeron on a 20th anniversary special for the show, as he chat about the different voices he would use for narrating over the clips on the series, sometimes channeling the late Jerry Lewis.

Saget was the initial host of the comedy series, paving the path for later hosts including John Fugelsang, Daisy Fuentes, Tom Bergeron and Ribeiro.

Saget was later seen in an interview with Bergeron on a 20th anniversary special for the show, as he chat about the different voices he would use for narrating over the clips on the series.

Bob Saget spoke about his evolving approach to comedy, an influential mentor and his days as a student at Philadelphia's Temple University in what would be his final interview ahead of his shocking death at the age of 65.

The latest: Bob Saget spoke about his evolving approach to comedy, an influential mentor and his days as a student at Philadelphia's Temple University in what would be his final interview ahead of his shocking death at the age of 65.

He bonded with News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton, who he knew from Temple University, telling Hamilton, 'I just remember you, we went to Temple.'.

Saget got emotional when he was asked about Lew Klein, the late American Bandstand producer and Temple University professor who died at the age of 91 in June of 2019.

He bonded with News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton, who he knew from Temple University, telling Hamilton, 'I just remember you, we went to Temple'

Saget told Hamilton that his style of comedy had evolved in recent years, as he wasn't 'as blue as [he] used to be' onstage

Saget said his comedic style was 'really kind of a different version' of himself, adding 'I just love it.'

Saget told Hamilton about how he continued working in his comedy career throughout the pandemic, which included his podcast Bob Saget's Here For You , which he began in the early days of the pandemic in April of 2020

Saget said his latest comedic style was 'really kind of a different version' of himself, adding 'I just love it'

Saget told Hamilton his first live comedy gig since the shutdown came as part of Dave Chappelle's series in Yellow Springs, Ohio in the summer of 2020

On his Twitter page Wednesday, Hamilton wrote of the interview: 'Loved talking to Bob and talking about our days at Temple U

On his Twitter page Wednesday, Hamilton wrote of the interview: 'Loved talking to Bob and talking about our days at Temple U