[MADtv] Bobby Lee

[MOtastic]

They didn't say anything. The only thing that had to do with MAD TV ws Bobby himself. I was so mad.

[ef_7]

Originally posted by d_dumgirl
Well, BUMMER they didnt mention MADtv. thats wiggety wack!

What did they say? I don't get VH1

[MysterE]

Yeah, just like you talk about Crossballs in general in the front page news thread on Andrew, you can talk about the 90's in general here.

[Princess PeachC]

Since the this was the link from the "I love the '90s" thread, is this were we talk about I love the 90s in general? Just curious...

[surfingELECTROD]

Watching I love the 90's right now, and they started to talk about the PSX, and Bobby came up twice and talked about how much he played it, and how messed up his hands got from playing it.

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Edited by MysterE on 7/14/04

[MOtastic]

Nope not yet..

[Scorpiogrrl4405]

Have they mentioned Mad at all............since its 10.30 in the east and they're showing 95

[MOtastic]

yeah I saw him. Wish Mo waas on

[Alyssa]

Bobby was on tonight. He commented on Woodstock....so far

[Scorpiogrrl4405]

Well the way both sentences are written it could go either way.................

[MysterE]

Are you sure they're not implying that he will be a commentator. Look at the context w/ the sentence right after the one mentioning Bobby.

[Scorpiogrrl4405]

Well I love the 90's doesn't start until Next monday BUT if that article is any indication to go by, It's pretty much assured that MADtv will be mentioned in 1995.

[MysterE]

What's this about "Bobby Lee made an appearance on "Mad TV" in 1995?" ??? Was Bobby Lee on "I Love the'90s,"?

http://www.timesdispatch.com/servlet...76550260&path=!weekend!music&s=1045855936364

[Dartanian]

Pauly Shore needs some new jokes

By Jay Webb

Special to the Star-Telegram


FORT WORTH - Who would have thought Pauly Shore would dare to make a comeback? But there he was, trying, at Hyena's Comedy Night Club on Friday night.

The star of the early '90s MTV staple Totally Pauly and films from the same era such as Encino Man and Bio-Dome performed for an early show crowd of about 200.

His new film, Pauly Shore is Dead, which is scheduled for release Sept. 24, threatens to be a semiautobiographical dark comedy. Unfortunately, Shore didn't draw on his latest movie-making experience or his earlier adventures with quasi fame for the Hyena show, which would have helped set his act apart from others.

Dressed in a custom-made turquoise polo shirt and saggy blue jeans with his white underwear showing, Shore warmed up the audience with jokes about troubled celebrities and sports stars, making little mention of where he's been for the last eight years.

At 36 years old, he didn't look too much worse for wear. He was in decent shape and still had most of his hair, although it was cropped short. He confessed to having cut down on his drinking, which led to a drug riff that was vaguely cautionary.

For the most part, he stayed far away from his trademark weasel persona but inevitably he had to make his squeaky, kissy weasel noises to accommodate his fans -- or, at least, those entertainment junkies who revel in watching fading celebrities like gawkers at traffic accidents. One such reveler even stood up to get the old finger-wave treatment.

Surprisingly, Shore dared to throw a little politics into his act, but he seemed to tone it down when he acknowledged being in Texas. He kept his President Bush/Iraqi war joke to "He grew up playing cowboys and Indians, now he plays cowboys and Arabs."

Little of his routine in the early show was decent enough for print; it mostly dealt with sex, oral sex or sex with minors. He riffed on an old girlfriend's telephone habits and on how girls travel in packs when they go out, but mostly he came across as deficient in the relationship department.

"I've never lived with a girl before," he joked. "I need to try that cause I need some new material." Yes, he definitely could use some new material.

Opening act Bobby Lee of Mad TV fame was much more physical in his humor. But most of his jokes dealt with his family heritage -- in this case, Korean -- which can be a crutch for a comedian. But compared with Pauly Shore, at least his humor came from a more genuine background that fueled more hearty laughs from the crowd.

http://www.dfw.com/mld/dfw/entertainment/9019459.htm?1c

[cartman2002]

Flipping through the channels last night I spotted MADtv's own Bobby Lee being interviewed on CNN's Healine News at the Maui Film Festival. He was asked what was he doing here, how things going on MADtv and at times he was flaunting with the interviewer doing the few minutes he was on the air since this was an entertainment report.

Though maybe some Bobby Lee fans were interested in this.

[Dartanian]

ANOTHER Movie for a MADtv castmember. This is great (This one actually sounds like one I might see, John Cho is funny and Fred Willard, Eddie Kaye Thomas and Jamie Kennedy are also in this movie) This sounds like a great movie, although I don't think Bobby part is more than the role of an extra.

Bobby will appear in "Harold and Kumar go to White Castle" as Kenneth Park.

Genre: Comedy

Tagline: Fast Food. High Times.

Plot Summary: Two twenty-something stoner roommates -- one a Korean American investment banker; the other an Indian American medical school candidate -- go through a life changing journey, as they spend a night roaming the state of New Jersey in search of White Castle hamburgers.

Here's the movies website:

www.haroldandkumar.com

[LookWhatICanDo]

Sorry gogo, I didnt know he had it under Franks sketches. I didnt know that it was up for download. but however, i DID know he was getting them from madtv.com.

can someone give me the link to where you download them..i had it, but cant find it.

[ef_7]

Oops... thanx for pointing that out GoGo... I'll add that once I get the chance. The available sketches are a working progress and one day I hope to add ALL sketches that are on the internet at any site, not just madtv... of course this will take alot of work and I need your help, just like you just did... thank you again

[MysterE]

Ok, I'm sorry. I see what you guys are talking about now. I dunno why he didn't put that sketch in here either.

I'll say this though, most of these sketches he's listing are - like you said - teaser sketches. They're not the full sketch. If you go and quote his sketches post and it doesnt say classics1/ at the end of the url, then it's just a teaser sketch. I myself, if I was posting these sketches would either label them as such or remove them all together......ef?

[Dartanian]

Available Frank Sketches:
Frank as Rod Roddy in: The Price Is Right
Frank as Paris Before in: Sorority Row: Workers Appreciation Week
Frank as Al Robbins in: CSI: Crime Scene Investigators
Frank as George W. Bush in: Music Video: Hidin' In My Closet
Frank as Gary in: Celebrity Family Feud
Frank as Carl Jr. in: Lorraine at Florida University
Frank as Tommy Lee Jones in: 7 Buddy Cops II
Frank as Jack Nicholson in: Celebrity Survivor

Available Bobby sketches:
Available Bobby sketches:
Bobby as Jackie Chan in: 7 Buddy Cops II

I think Gogo (and myself) are just wondering why Celeb. Survivor is listed in Frank's available sketches, but not bobby's. Considering it was the teaser sketch on the front page of MADtv.com and they are available for download (are they not?) it should be listed in Bobby's available sketches.