Bob Saget Spoke About Death In Final Stand-Up Show, Hours Before Being Found Dead In Orlando Hotel Room

“His opening act was great. When Bob came out, he was super excited about being on stage,” Murray Beard, one of the audience members who spoke to TMZ on Tuesday, said while reflecting on Saget’s last show on Saturday night.

“If he said it once…he said it two dozen times during the show, he was just excited to be in front of people again and being able to make people laugh,” Beard said before adding how the 65-year-old late comedian and Full House legend was very conversational during the show. He also said it was clear that Saget was happy and engaging with the audience during his act.

Another audience member who spoke to the outlet, Michelle Johnson, reemphasized many of the same points regarding the comedian’s excitement, explaining he was “charged, funny and touching.”

But one aspect of Saget’s performance that Johnson found “eerie” was that on numerous occasions the former America’s Funniest Home Videos host focused on what he called “long-lost comedians.” He also addressed being part of the Hollywood comedy scene and “dealing with death.”

“He had talked about some long-lost comedians, and talked about how hard it was to be in Hollywood and the comedy scene and dealing with death through comedy,” Johnson recalled.

“That seemed a little bit eerie to me,” she said, before adding how Saget was grateful to be there in Jacksonville and he thanked everybody in the audience for the opportunity to be performing once again.