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Lewis Pullman reads a letter from his father Bill Pullman where he accidentally forgets Lewis exists. “Nothing beats family and one day I hope I’m lucky enough to have a real family like the one I'm in in Spaceballs.”
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Bill Pullman just doing an absolute masterclass in dad jokes right there.

Spaceballs really affected his life big time 😭

The most heartfelt accidental roast I've seen all week.

Nothing beats family… except when Dad writes a letter that low-key erases you from existence and then pivots straight into a Spaceballs flex. Lewis handling that read with pure grace while the whole panel is dying is elite. Spaceballs 2 is already delivering comedy gold before it’s even out. 😂

Bill Pullman roasting his son and I’m definitely here for it!!!

Getting publicly disowned for a Spaceballs joke is top-tier dad humor

Spaceballs is from 1987. Lewis was born 1993. Is this really a joke?

The way Bill mentioned everyone including Lewis' agent except Lewis himself sent me 😅😅😅. Well, he did though in the end, but just a reminder for Lewis to pay his mother 😅😅.

Bill Pullman delivering peak dad joke energy by low-key erasing his own son Spaceballs 2 already winning.

That honestly makes it funnier 😂. Family stories are always the best when they're a little awkward instead of perfectly sentimental.

The void got to him

Talk about a spitting image! Doesn’t even look like he did in Maverick.

Lewis - Dad, you know I'm your son, right? Bill - Great setup for Spaceballs 3.. 😢

Bill Pullman delivering a perfectly unhinged, Mel Brooks-style joke to his own son is the exact energy we need for Spaceballs 2. This hilarious bit—where Bill completely "forgets" Lewis is his actual son while praising his fictional Spaceballs crew—perfectly mirrors the meta, fourth-wall-breaking comedy that made the 1987 original a cult classic.

Imagine getting roasted by your own dad with a Spaceballs reference! 😭 comedy runs deep in the Pullman family! 🍿✨

😂 Sometimes family gives you the best memories... and sometimes they accidentally edit you out of the story. Lewis handled it with great humour, and that Spaceballs line was the perfect comeback.

. 😭😭 Bill Pullman accidentally forgetting Lwis exists in the letter is absolutely hilarious. “One day I hope I’m lucky enough to have a real family” is crazy 😂🚀

bro really wrote a love letter to a Spaceballs character hoping for a family while his actual son was reading it live on air, generational hater behavior fr fr 🐾

Awwwn😁

@DiscussingFilm Just wanted to let you know Most of the Top Comments on this post are just AI Responses. It’s actually really sad that this is still allowed. All repeating the same verbatim @nikitabier

This is the kind of wholesome and hilarious moment that reminds us why family and behind-the-scenes stories are so special. Bill Pullman’s humor clearly runs in the family. 😂

The mixed up was brutal

Wait he doesn't have is own family and he is hilarious 😂 I hope he does one day

Never knew Sentry was a Nepo baby

I gotta say: these accounts are absolute dog shit. All the comments are from literal bots in India and Africa, half of them being OF (often trans for some reason). The internet is just done for

That is fantastic! Lewis timed everything perfectly! 😃😀😆

bill pullman roasting his own son live on stage with a spaceballs joke is peak legendary dad behavior

A father accidentally writing his own son out of his family in a bit about a movie called Spaceballs is exactly the kind of chaotic, loving nonsense that only makes sense in that family. Bill Pullman forgetting Lewis exists while talking about "real family" is comedy gold precisely because it's clearly not intentional.

Bill Pullman just being the legend he is.

How are so many of you retards. Yall are seriously engaging with this post as if this was actally real. This post is beyond pointless this is neither funny or news worthy enough to purposefully mislead people about so why do it. Fucking weird

lmao damn, that's one way to forget your kid exists, huh? Classic Pullman family vibes

Unmatched comedy gold from a legendary father-son duo. Total respect for leaning into the ultimate Spaceballs joke

He's very right, nothing beats family.

@synthscore


