David Spade drops first stand-up special since 2022—How to watch for free
Three years after the release of his last special, David Spade is back on stage.
The former 'SNL' cast member dropped his highly anticipated fourth stand-up special, 'Dandelion,' today. It marks the first time Spade has released a special exclusively on Prime Video.
In a release announcing the release of 'Dandelion,' Amazon notes that Spade 'is sharper and funnier than ever,' while delivering takes on 'the perils of flying, Travis & Taylor, charity auctions, and the evolution of porn.'
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The 'Joe Dirt' star directed himself in the new special, which was filmed live at Denver's Paramount Theater.
'David Spade: Dandelion' release date:
David Spade's new stand-up special, 'Dandelion,' came out on Prime Video today, May 6.
How to watch 'David Spade: Dandelion' for free:
David Spade's latest stand-up special is being released exclusively on Prime Video.
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No Prime membership yet? No problem! You can still watch 'David Spade: Dandelion' for free thanks to Amazon Prime's 30-day free trial. After one month, the subscription will renew at $14.99/month.
There are ways to save on Prime memberships, too. All 18-24-year-olds, regardless of student status, are eligible for a discounted Prime for Young Adults membership with age verification. After a six-month free trial, you'll pay 50% off the standard Prime monthly price — just $7.49/month — for up to six years.
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Like most streamers these days, Prime Video is releasing comedy specials from well-known stand-ups, including these:
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