At the comedy clubs, he often played ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ and used his water bottle to make the guitar appear to weep. During his course at Temple University’s film school, Bob often visited The Improv (a comedy club franchise) and Catch a Rising Star (a chain of comedy clubs) in New York City. The film earned Bob an award of merit at the Student Academy Awards. Through Adam’s Eyes was a black and white film about a boy who received reconstructive facial surgery. He then attended the School of Theater, Film, and Media Arts, Temple University, Philadelphia, where he was one of the meritorious students and made a student movie entitled Through Adam’s Eyes (1977).
Thereafter, he moved back to Philadelphia and completed his graduation from Abington Senior High School in Abington, Pennsylvania. He then shifted to Encino next to Los Angeles for a short period with his family. Bob had his bar mitzvah (coming-of-age ritual) in Philadelphia when he turned 13 (due to the lack of his family in Virginia). He did his schooling partly at Lake Taylor High School in Norfolk, Virginia, and the rest at Temple Israel, which is a conservative synagogue in Norfolk, Virginia. A few years after his birth, Saget’s family relocated to Norfolk, Virginia.
