1992

S3.E1 ∙ Show Number Thirty

Wed, Jan 06, 1993

Deleted sketches from previous episodes include Star Trek 10: We're Almost Dead, shopping with Missy, Ronald Reagan condoms, Family Feud, and President Bush getting sick on our show; it's not pretty.

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S3.E2 ∙ Show Number Thirty-One

Tue, Dec 29, 1992

We look back at the best of 1992. Features our best skits, parodies, interviews, and political satire.

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S3.E3 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Two

Thu, Dec 31, 1992

Sketches include Batman Returns Home, Cecila and Margaret Ray, Weekend News with guest Mary Jo Buttafuoco, and a musical performance from White Flesh.

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S3.E4 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Three

Sun, Jan 03, 1993

We return to grandma's place. We also spoof Silence Of The Lamb and The Godfather. Mike interviews the whole cast and the band.

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S3.E5 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Four

Thu, Mar 11, 1993

President-elect Bill Clinton takes the oath of office. Kermit the frog talks to the audience. Also featured is our most disgusting and craziest sketch ever in The Exorcist 93. Plus a wild monologue like no other.

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S3.E6 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Five

Thu, Mar 18, 1993

President Clinton sings an Elvis song. Mike interviews Dementia. Cecilia Ray chats with John. We also receive a visit from former President Bush. Sketches include Peoples Court, The Wonder Years and Tom and Grosseanne Arnold.

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S3.E7 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Six

Thu, Mar 25, 1993

We parody the culture of 1993 including the Clarence Thomas controversy, the annoying Energizer rabbit commercials and the television show 'I Witness Video". Guests include Leona Hemsley, Ross Perot, Tammy Faye Baker, and Bobcat Goldweith.

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S3.E8 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Seven

Thu, Apr 01, 1993

Pres. Bill Clinton opens the show from the Oval Office. Julia Child shows us what it would be like if she was a daredevil. Former Pres. Richard Nixon pays us a visit.

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S3.E9 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Eight

Thu, Apr 08, 1993

We are visited by Regis and Kathie Lee. Superhero Ansaldoman returns to fight Mary Jo Buttafuoco. For Weekend News John welcomes Beetlejuice. William Shatner debuts his new show Rescue 1-900.

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S3.E10 ∙ Show Number Thirty-Nine

Thu, Apr 15, 1993

Aunt Bethany and Uncle Lewis from National Lampoons Christmas Vacation visits Weekend News. Also featured is Richard Simmons, Peter Faulk as Colombo and Cecilia Ray and her family.

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S3.E11 ∙ Show Number Forty

Thu, Apr 22, 1993

Weekend News special report covers the mugging of Cecilia Ray. Reporters are on the scene with guests Woody Allen, ex-President Reagan, VP Al Gore, Pres. Bill Clinton, Ansaldoman, and ex-President Bush.

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S3.E12 ∙ Show Number Forty-One

Thu, Apr 29, 1993

Lawrence Degley returns. We introduce our new permanent name "Comedy After Dark". Also featured is our parody of hair in a can, a spoof on the movie Groundhog Day and a message from Pres. Bill Clinton.

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S3.E13 ∙ Show Number Forty-Two

Thu, Apr 29, 1993

It's Talent Night. Dementia gets to perform multiple songs, John and Karl eat fire, and Jason Ansaldo and Mike Burke star in the unwritten sketch After Dark Theater.

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S3.E14 ∙ Show Number Forty-Three

Thu, Apr 29, 1993

Joey Buttafuoco joins John for Weekend News. Also featured is Kindergarten Cop 2 and a new perfume that will burn noses and clear rooms.

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S3.E15 ∙ Show Number Forty-Four

Thu, May 06, 1993

We feature a wild monologue, a very sexy performance from Madonna, a parody of Unsolved Mysteries, Beetlejuice 2: The Return, and the return of Girl Talk.

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S3.E16 ∙ Show Number Forty-Five

Thu, May 13, 1993

Bloopers and funny outtakes from our first year hosted by John Landolfi and Ray Charles(Lawrence Degley).

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S3.E17 ∙ Show Number Forty-Six

Thu, May 13, 1993

Features Ross Perot in Leprechaun 2 plus new movie trailer for Fatal Attraction 2, and we introduce Bosch Hair Dye.

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S3.E18 ∙ Show Number Forty-Seven

Thu, May 20, 1993

Comedy After Dark goes to Washington. We visit the cherry blossoms, the Jefferson Memorial, Teddy Roosevelt Memorial, Lincoln Memorial, and present shadow puppets on the Washington Monument. Richard Nixon sneaks away with our show notes.

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S3.E19 ∙ Show Number Forty-Eight

Tue, Jun 01, 1993

We continue from Washington DC. with featured parody guests former Presidents Bush, Reagan and President Bill Clinton waves and greets visitors in front of The White House.

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S3.E20 ∙ Show Number Forty-Nine

Tue, Jun 29, 1993

We go behind the scenes of Comedy After Dark showing what it's like to film the show. We had an extra camera on hand during Show Number Forty-Four and captured all of it in it's rawness.

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S3.E21 ∙ Show Number Fifty - Part One

Thu, Jul 01, 1993

It's a huge celebration as we reach our 50th. Featured is a cast reunion, our best sketches and moments so far, a crazy edition of Weekend News, and live music right from Mike's backyard. This is part 1 of 2.

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S3.E22 ∙ Show Number Fifty - Part Two

Tue, Jul 06, 1993

We continue to celebrate our big 50th milestone. We celebrate with cast members from the past and present and continue to look at highlights from the series. We also include lots of new comedy bits as well. This is part 2 of 2.

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