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Eddie Murphy was hurt by David Spade’s jokes at his expense during a December 1995 sketch on “Saturday Night Live,” the comedian reveals in his documentary “Being Eddie,” which was released on Netflix this week.

“It’s like your alma mater taking a shot at you,” Murphy explains in the doc. During a December 9, 1995, sketch, Spade was telling jokes about pop culture news at the time when a photo of Murphy from his box office bomb “Vampire in Brooklyn” popped up on screen.

“Look, children, it’s a falling star. Make a wish,” Spade quipped.

“The audience there said ‘boo,’ and hissed him for saying it,” Murphy says of the moment.

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