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Episode S01E01 (Aired 1995-10-14)
Cast Search
Fox is getting ready to debut there new sketch comedy show MADtv. They've got sponsors, publicity, and merchandising all lined up. They have everything for the show, except a cast. With no cast and the shows entire future depending on it, two Fox executives go out to find the cast of MADtv. In their hast to find a cast they pick up a Gulf War Veteran with flashbacks(Orlando Jones), two hookers and there short term relationship consultant (David Herman), a crossing guard (Artie Lange), a suicide jumper named Katie (Mary Scheer), and a going postal postal worker (Phil LaMarr). Credits: Artie Lange (President of Entertainment for Fox Television/Crossing Guard), Joe Colligan (Executive #1), Lise Simms (Executive #2), Craig Anton (Unemployed Man), Orlando Jones (Gulf War Veteran), Nicole Sullivan (Hooker #1), Debra Wilson (Hooker #2), David Herman (Short Term Relationship Consultant), Mary Scheer (Katie), Phil LaMarr (Postal Postal Worker), Pete Blumel (Alfred E. Neuman) The Cast of MADtv #1 Cleaned up and ready for mass consumption, it's the cast of MADtv. For the first show, they really want to make sure the audience has a good time, so they decided to do the best thing to keep the audience laughing. Get them drunk. Credits: David Herman (Himself), Artie Lange (Himself), Phil LaMarr (Himself), Nicole Sullivan (Herself), Mary Scheer (Herself), Debra Wilson (Herself), Orlando Jones (Himself), Bryan Callen (Himself) Vud #1-Tongue A frog sees the Vudwiser truck coming by and extends its tongue to get it as it is going by. When the driver (Artie Lange) hears something hit the back of the truck, he slams on the breaks which causes the frog to slam into the back of the truck. Credits: Artie Lange (Truck Driver) Vancome Lady- Make-up Counter A woman Kathy Wajanowski (Nicole Sullivan) is working at the counter at Vancome. She is an incredibly rude to every customer that comes to the counter by being racist, and inconsiderate. When the manager (Mary Sheer) comes out to see what's wrong, the customers tell her of the rude attitude Kathy has shown. The manager fires Kathy and she leaves the store. The customers soon find out though that the manager is as rude as Kathy. Credits: Nicole Sullivan (Kathy Wajanowski: Vancome Lady), Trish Elliot (Woman) Phil LaMarr (Customer), Zilah Hill (Hispanic Woman), Mary Scheer (Vancome Manager) Ice Cube/Ice-T Video Ice-T (Phil LaMarr), and Ice Cube (Orlando Jones) while on a break from a movie they are doing sing about how hard it is to be a black man in America. They say this while drinking Pierre water, getting mud masks, and being serviced by dozens of women. Credits: Phil LaMarr (Tracy "Ice-T" Marrow), Orlando Jones (O'Shea "Ice Cube" Jackson), Craig Anton (Director), David Herman (Hoover Hoover), Artie Lange (Vereni Stein) News Report 911 The Fox News at Midnight shows a preview of a story about how a woman manning the phones for 911 abandons a woman's plea for help. This woman at 911 is Kathy Wajanowski from Vancome, who abandons the woman because she is screaming at her as someone is breaking into her house. Credits: David Herman (News Anchor) Spy Vs Spy-Bomb **Animation** Black Spy finds out that the White Spies are planning to bomb the Black Spy Factory. Working fast, Black Spy makes a large picture of there factory, and attaches it to balloons. When the White Spy flies over and drops his bomb on what he thinks is the Black Spy factory, it goes through the paper and lands on the White Spy Headquarters. Don Martin- Camping **Animation** Doc Martin sets up his inflatable camping gear. There are zippers all over it with each one opening up something new, like a table set, or a couch. When he zips down a small zipper, the entire camping set collapses on him. Nicole's Monologue Nicole Sullivan talks about her first experience with MAD Magazine. She was in the waiting room of the child psychology office and while everyone was reading things like Spy Vs. Spy and laughing, all she could think of was telling her dad to run, and for her brother Billy not to hurt him. She then breaks down, and doesn't think she can do the show. She doesn't feel safe on the show. She would rather be on a more popular show like Friends, or E.R. Credits: Nicole Sullivan (Herself) Gump Fiction 20th Century Fox presents the most reassuring film of the decade. Gump Fiction. The combining of the sweet innocence of Forrest Gump and the violent dark humour of Pump Fiction. A rich pallet of contemporary American morphing, as well as a lot of presidents getting shot. This summer, you won't know the Gump until you see the Fiction. Credits: Artie Lange (Man Waiting for the Bus), David Herman (Tom Hanks: Forrest Gump/ John Travolta: Vincent Vega), Orlando Jones (Samuel L. Jackson: Jules Winnfield/ Mykelti Williamson: Benjamin Buford "Bubba" Blue), Nicole Sullivan (Uma Thurman: Mia Wallace), Phil LaMarr (Himself: Marvin), Kevin Greviox (Lee Harvey Oswald), Craig Anton (Peter Greene: Zed), Walter O'Neill (Gary Sinise: Dan Taylor) Spike Lee Red Devil Ham Spike Lee (Phil LaMarr) sets the story straight on Malcolm X, who talked about the blue eyed white devil, but not about the red devil that's on every package of Underworld Devilled Ham. Underworld Devilled Ham, available at Spike's Joint, and Spike's Joint West. Credits: Phil LaMarr (Shelton "Spike" Lee) Kato Tells All Kato Kaelin, who reached fame as a witness in the O.J Simpson trial has come to MADtv to speak his mind. He speaks of the time he cheated off of a test, but another girl got blamed instead, about how Saved by the Bell isn't the same since Screech's voice has changed, and how when in a skit, everyone should turn into the skid. Credits: Brian "Kato" Kaelin (Himself) Poison Kevin Bartlett (David Herman) is going to go on a 5 day concert tour with Poison. Day 1, Kevin gets a back row pass to Poison's Cincinnati Ohio concert. Day 2, Kevin parties with the band in their limo in Indianapolis Indiana before being kicked out. Day 3, Kevin gets electrocuted helping with the set in Detroit, Michigan. Day 4, Kevin finally lives his dream in Minnianapolis/St. Paul Minnisota. Front row, before a stadium crush. Day 5, Kevin goes on life support in Minnianapolis Memorial Hospital. For Poison, another day on the road, for Kevin the trip to end a lifetime. Credits: David Herman (Kevin Bartlett), Blues Saraceno (Himself), Bret Michaels (Himself), Bobby Dall (Himself), Rikki Rockett (Himself), Nicole Sullivan (Groupie #1), Debra Wilson (Groupie #2), Mary Scheer (Groupie #3) Dave's Monologue David Herman comes on to pay tribute to the women of the cast. He gets Mary Scheer to come out. David has appreciated Mary's work on the show more than any of the other women in the cast. As Mary thanks him, David pulls her in for a French kiss. Mary pulls away, and is disgusted that David only asked her out to stick his tongue down her throat. David says that was not what he was doing. He just brought her out to say that he appreciates her work. Mary accepts this, and just as she lets her guard down, David moves in again for a kiss. Mary slaps him and walks off stage. Credits: David Herman (Himself), Mary Scheer (Herself) Spy Vs Spy- Pogo Stick **Animation** Black Spy pogo's into the Top Secret White Spy Project Center, but pogo's into the spiked ceiling. Second Hand Cancer A girl Angie (Nicole Sullivan) is in the hospital with lung cancer. She doesn't understand however how she got it. All her life she has tried to stay healthy by doing things like eating good foods, and exercising. Her mother Jewel Barone (Mary Scheer) who she lives with is a heavy smoker, and can't give up her cigarettes. When testing her blood, it is discovered that Angie has a very rare blood type. The only possible donor for her would have to be her mother. She would have to give up smoking however. Jewel reluctantly agrees. A half a year later Angie is back in the hospital again. Not for lung cancer, but for mouth cancer now. She doesn't know how she got it, but it might be due to her mother's chewing tobacco wet kisses. Credits: Nicole Sullivan (Angie), Mary Scheer (Jewel Barone), Phil LaMarr (Doctor) Debra's Monologue Debra Wilson, who some people may have seen on Def Comedy Jam is having a little trouble getting use to being on a major network because she now needs to censor herself. Debra then goes on a long, swear ridden rant in which she censor's herself every time she swares. Credits: Debra Wilson (Herself) MacDumpsters MacDumpsters. Every day, more and more people are waking up to MacDumpsters, because when your poor, who cares if the food is rotten. Credits: Craig Anton (Homeless Man #1), Jarrett Lennon (McDumpster Kid), Mary Scheer (Homeless Woman #1), Orlando Jones (Homeless Man #2), Artie Lange (Homeless Man #3), Debra Wilson (Homeless Woman #2), Nicole Sullivan (Homeless Woman #3), Phil LaMarr (Homeless Man #4) Don Martin- Out of Gas **Animation** Doc drives past the Last Chance Gas Station. When he runs out of gas, he has to run back to the gas station. He goes back to the car only to find that vultures have picked it to the bone. Artie's Monologue A message from the presidents anti drug council, Artie Lange. Artie comes on to tell everyone why he does drugs. He does drugs because he hates himself. Artie's life is so pathetic that he needs to do drugs. Artie then reads a list of people who he has masturbated to in the last week. This includes Sally Struthers, Betty White, a mannequin he saw outside of Saxx, and Sally Jesse Raphielle. In his final words, Artie tells everyone out there to not do drugs for the wrong reasons. Do them because you hate yourself. Credits: Artie Lange (Himself) Deep Stain Nine UPN, the all Star Trek network brings out its latest half-baked concoction. Star Trek: Deep Stain Nine. In this episode, the crew is entering the dreaded Wolite sector. All washes are doing whites when a startling revelation is realized. A red sock has gotten in with the whites. This is all due to the work of Clorox II (Craig Anton). Clorox II then takes his clothes out, causing an unbalanced load. With the machines about to tilt, Captain Downey (Orlando Jones) pulls a risky move. He air fluffs the dryer load to blow the load back into balance. Credits: David Herman David Herman (Patrick Stewart: Captain Jean-Luc Picard/Brent Spiner: Flab), Artie Lange (Surf), Mary Scheer (Crew Woman), Orlando Jones (Avery Brooks: Captain Downey), Phil LaMarr (LeVar Burton: Salas), Debra Wilson (Siamese Twin Half), Nicole Sullivan (Siamise Twin Half), Craig Anton (Clorox II) Vud #2- Watch Out A frog is in the middle of the road. His other frog friends are telling him to watch out. He doesn't understand what they are saying. They are telling him to watch out for the Vudwiser truck coming down the road. They can't get him off the road fast enough and he gets run over by the truck. The Cast of MADtv #2 The audience is drunk and happy, but when the keg is tapped the audience leaves before they can do the last sketch. The last sketch, by the cast members talking between each other, was going to be about Abraham Lincoln (Phil LaMarr), and Mary-Todd Lincoln (Nicole Sullivan). Credits: Phil LaMarr (Himself/Abraham Lincoln), Nicole Sullivan (Herself/Mary-Todd Lincoln), Bryan Callen (Himself), Mary Scheer (Herself), Artie Lange (Himself), David Herman (Himself), Orlando Jones (Himself), Debra Wilson (Herself) --- Starring:
Guest Stars, Special Appearances, and Featured Appearances
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01/04/2004, 1:07 AM
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Vud #1-Tongue: This was sort of funny. Not too hilarous but still a good thing considering it was the first ever ep.
Vancome Lady- Make-up Counter: I LOVED this sketch, it was very funny and although Nicole still hadn't reall perfected this character, you could tell there would be good things to come from her. Ice Cube/Ice-T Video:I didn't like this. I didn't really enjoy the impressions that well and the whole premise was just lost on me. News Report 911: FUNNY STUFF MAN! I enjoyed this one I had tears. Spy Vs Spy-Bomb: How I miss these Don Martin- Camping: I dont remember thisone Nicole's Monologue: This was funny Gump Fiction: Funny to a point Spike Lee Red Devil Ham: BORING Kato Tells All: BORING Poison: This was alright Dave's Monologue: I Didn't like that Spy Vs Spy- Pogo Stick: Loved this Second Hand Cancer:FUNNY STUFF Mary and Nicole did a great job together Debra's Monologue: FUNNIEST THING OF THE NIGHT MacDumpsters: Funny Don Martin- Out of Gas: Didn't remember this Artie's Monologue: THIS EITHER Deep Stain Nine: this had its moments Vud #2- Watch Out: FUNNIEST OF THE VUDS! __________________ I would rather sit here and accomplish nothing than accomplish something and be considered an inspiration and a role model simply because I use a wheelchair to get around. |
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01/04/2004, 3:06 AM
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__________________ As always, please look over the most recent episode guide here and let us know of any additions or corrections. Thank you. |
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01/04/2004, 8:11 PM
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Re: WHO/WHAT 101
Hmm I haven't done a review in a little while. I think it would be appropriate to do one for the first episode ever!
 Cast Search: I loved this! If I remember correctly, All That did something similar to this in one of their season openers. Still, this was great, hah I liked how Debra and Nicole were prostitutes  . Why wasn't Bryan Callen included in this? 5/5Cast Open: This was great! 5/5 Vud #1: Tongue: Haha! This was so awesome! The frogs looked so real! How did they do this? It didn't look like animation. 5/5 Vancome Lady: Make-up Counter: I enjoyed this very much. You can tell that Nicole didn't fully develop the character yet, but it's ok, because she was still very good. 5/5 Music Video: Ice-T & Ice Cube "It Ain't Easy Being Me": Gahh... This was pretty boring.. But it was a good music video I guess. 3/5 Vancome Lady: 911 Operator: Oh my God this was so funny! Haha! Great idea! 5/5 Spy Vs Spy: Bomb: I will now rate every single Spy Vs. Spy the same thing. 5/5 Because I love them dearly and I love reading it in MAD magazine too. The animation was such good quality back then, too. Kato Kaelin Reminder #1: Nahh.. I won't rate the reminders because I don't really count it as a sketch, IMO. But still it was a waste of time. And who is that person anyway? Don Martin: Camping: It was okay, the thing I enjoyed most about it was the quality of the animation of course.. I shall rate all of these sketches 4/5.  Nicole Sullivan's Monologue (Nicole): Go Nicole! Hehe she's funny and I liked all the things she was doing. 5/5 Gump Fiction: Hehe this was okay, but I think it dragged a little bit too long. 4/5 Spike Lee Red Devil Ham: Ahh.. this was alright I guess. 3/5 Kato Kaelin Reminder #2: Yawn. Thats all I have to say. Kato Tells All: Still don't know who this is.. boring. Waste of time. 0/5 MTV's Spend A Week With Poison Contest: This was funny! Hahaha! Pretty basic idea, but you have to remember that this was in 1995,  .Dave Herman's Monologue: I happened to enjoy this. Haha they made a pretty good team up there. Good idea too. 5/5 Spy Vs Spy: Pogo Stick: 5/5 like I said. Second Hand Cancer: Wow this was a good idea now. It was pretty short too. If SNL did this sketch, they probably would have dragged it on for another 2 minutes. 5/5 Debra Wilson's Monologue: BEST MONOLOGUE OF THE NIGHT! Man that was good! GO DEBRA! 5/5 Extra Credit: 2 points. MacDumpsters: Good premise. At first I thought it was a Coffee Commercial Parody. LOL. 4/5 Don Martin: Out of Gas: 4/5 Star Trek Deep Stain Nine: Hehe.. All That did a bunch of sketches similar to these, which I enjoyed too. Debra and Nicole only had about two lines in this.. 4.5/5 Vud #2: Watch Out: Just as good as the other one! 5/5 Artie Lange's Monologue: Hehe, pretty good. 4/5 Close: Beer All Gone: The premise needed work, because why would the whole audience go if they were out of beer? Before he said that the audience was holding up their cups and they probably still had some. But it was ok overlooking that matter. 4/5 I loved this episode, I think I'm going to give it a 9.5/10 stars!
__________________ Morgan & Nik - Nocturnal Twins Forever TRIPOD: LYZZA  ROBBEH :nosmile: NIK  www.myspace.com/nukkasurfer Add me! My Fanfics 
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03/06/2004, 9:56 AM
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Pople are saying that all episodes 1-8 are being shown on Comedy Central... Ive only seen 2 season 2 episodes on there, zero season 1 episodes, and they only went up to 823 on Comedy Central.. hmm
__________________ Sorry if this has already been posted! "I'm sure these words will eminate from my mouth many times tonight; Robin Williams, shut the hell up." Guests of the Oprah Winfery show stay in a crappy hotel very close to the beautiful one depicted here! "It's the Southwest Air excessive ass assesment fee." www.bbfanforums.com - BIG BROTHER! 
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03/06/2004, 12:03 PM
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On January 1, 2004 when Comedy Central aired it's all day Mad marathon to celebrate the show on CC the very first episode they aired was episode #101. __________________ I would rather sit here and accomplish nothing than accomplish something and be considered an inspiration and a role model simply because I use a wheelchair to get around. |
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03/06/2004, 1:38 PM
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The only season 1 and 2 eps I've taped from cc are: 101, 202, 206, 213 and 222.
__________________ As always, please look over the most recent episode guide here and let us know of any additions or corrections. Thank you. |
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03/06/2004, 3:43 PM
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I only taped 101. The rest of the season 2 and 3 eps that have been on CC I've seen but not taped.
__________________ I would rather sit here and accomplish nothing than accomplish something and be considered an inspiration and a role model simply because I use a wheelchair to get around. |
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#10
04/01/2004, 5:37 PM
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Episode airing on CC right now.
At least here.. __________________ [color= red] Cake. it my favorite. Cake. I wish I had some now. Cake. It comes in flavors like chocolate and regular. Cake. DON'T FORGET THE FROSTING. Cake. Share it with a friend. [/color] ___________________ |
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04/02/2004, 10:13 AM
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I'm watching #101 right now on CC!! Wow...I can't believe how different it looks.
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04/03/2004, 2:13 PM
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this was a good episode to say it was their first... That "real MAD kid" (from the mag) that they kept showing (like on the side of the street, and in the washing machine)... He really freaked me out. I dont know why, but he did
 .Again, I know its their 1st episode, but the opening credit theme was not my favorite. My favorite is the one that they use now (seasons 8-9) __________________ Sorry if this has already been posted! "I'm sure these words will eminate from my mouth many times tonight; Robin Williams, shut the hell up." Guests of the Oprah Winfery show stay in a crappy hotel very close to the beautiful one depicted here! "It's the Southwest Air excessive ass assesment fee." www.bbfanforums.com - BIG BROTHER!
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10/22/2004, 2:02 AM
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Hello, boys and girls, welcome to "MADtv" 101; I am Prof. Mizzi Mad. Today, we will be discussing the very first ep of "MADtv" and its influence on contemporary society. Now, before we get started, Melissa, get rid of the gum, young lady; we've had this talk before. Philcosby, I will wipe that smirk off your face permanently if you don't stop, young man. HiVolt, we all know how proud you are of your autographed Nicole Sullivan pics, but I want them out of sight...now, mister! All right, Jim Cockhurtz, that's the last spitball--you march yourself to Mister E's office right now! Potora, go with him to make sure that he doesn't take a detour to the restroom. Eyes on me, folks...right up here. Theeeeeere we go.
*Mizzimad wakes up from his horrid nightmare.* Whew, what happened? Oh, God, I gotta remember not to put banana peels in my apple bong ever again. O.K., well, for those of you who are still brave enough to pay attention, here's my take on "MADtv" 101--the episode, not the aforementioned Alfred E. Neuman Univ. course. Hmmm, well, as much as I've come to cherish the first 2 seasons of "MADtv," I have to admit that ol' Alf E.'s debut ep is a bit of a hit-and-miss affair. *Diehard fans who swear by the first season reach for their torches and machetes.* However, the good news is that the hits do indeed outweigh the misses. At least I think so; then again, I'm an uberdoof, so..... First, the bad news: (1) Kato Kaelin's bit is veeeeeeeeery obvious and therefore not veeeeeeeeery funny. (Someone loves repeated vowels. ) (2) While the Ms. Barone bit w/ Nicole is quite funny and well performed, those who gross out easily should consider themselves duly warned. (3) A couple of sketches--the "Star Trek" bit and the Gump Fiction movie parody--sound funnier than they actually are. (Better parodies were to come!) (4) Three "Spy vs. Spy" cartoons are about two too many for yours truly. I prefer the "Don Martin" bits, but that's just me, I guess. (5) I love Diva Debra to death, but her monologues have never been my fave Deb moments. Give me Bunifa, Oprah, and Ms. Sylvia; or give me...uh...well, not death. <--Hey, hey, I saw that, philcosby. Does somebody want a trip to Mister E.'s office? I didn't think so. Anyhoo, where was I? Oh, yeah, huh huh...O.K., now for the pluses: (1) The Vancome Lady bits, predictably enough, are hilarious if somewhat tame compared w/ the much less p.c. Vancome sketches that would follow. (2) The Vudwiser and McDumpster commercial parodies are right on the money. (That means they're good, dumbass!) (3) The "cast search" and cast opening are very entertaining, esp. the former, during which Nic and Deb make their debuts in Alfredville as hookers--hardly befitting future "MADtv" royalty, eh? (4) Artie's and David H.'s monologues LITERALLY kick ass. (Thx to Nic & Mc, I LITERALLY can't get this word outta my head...lol.) (5) Nicole's monologue about her rather disturbing intro to MAD magazine more than lives up to its rep as one of THE legendary Sully moments in Alfredville. BTW, if you've never heard the lips-barely-moving neurotic voice that Nic uses in this and a couple of later sketches, then don't you dare call her overrated until you've heard it--it's LITERALLY (AAAAAARGH!) to die for! As for those of you who've heard the voice and still think she's overrated...um...well...I, uh...I guess it's okay if you still call her overrated. I'll hate you for the rest of your life, but...hehehehehe...whatever.... God, I love ellipses...they come in handy...quite often...ya know. Anything I've left out of the above rant falls into the "just okay" category for yours untruly. However, "okay" isn't bad; it's okay, okay? Therefore, heretofore, two-by-four, and quoth-the-raven-"nevermore," all things having been considered and weighed in truly *ahem!* scientific fashion, I give "MADtv" 101 a 4/5 rating.Class dismissed b/c tchaaaaaa, it's time for me to shut the f**k up anyway. Your homework: to ignore all of the above. Ah, an easy assignment for a change! 
__________________ "Charles Nelson Reilly is a bad mutha...." "Shut yo' mouth!" "I'm talkin' 'bout Macho Chuck." "We can dig it!" Last edited by mizzimad; 10/23/2004 at 2:38 AM. |
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10/22/2004, 9:43 AM
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LOL mizzimad! That was fantabulous!! LITERALLY!
__________________ Tcha...you know what? Look what I can do! ~*~NICOLE SULLIVAN AND MICHAEL MCDONALD--- KING AND QUEEN OF MAD TV!!!~*~ Nicole- "So now I'm a nag? I'm a nag?" Mike- "I'm not calling you a nag. I'm just saying you're an old haggy whore." [color= deeppink]You gotta love 'em [/color]
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10/22/2004, 4:27 PM
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 Actually, I asked Melissa if she'd like to share her note w/ the class, and this was her response: I'm taking that as a "no."
__________________ "Charles Nelson Reilly is a bad mutha...." "Shut yo' mouth!" "I'm talkin' 'bout Macho Chuck." "We can dig it!" |
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03/11/2006, 5:16 PM
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opening skit hands down
__________________ Larry: That snow-cone bender is not wearing a bra! Snow Cone-bender: Is that a violation? Larry: No, but it sure does make me want to get a snow-cone. |
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07/05/2006, 8:39 PM
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MacDumpsters
does anyone have a link to a MacDumpsters video? I saw that sketch when it first aired and i had it on tape. I haven't been able to find this video in forever and would love to see it again. Thank you very much
-Tom |
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07/05/2006, 11:38 PM
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Also save your money it cost at least 25 dollars to buy |
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