It's a new season with an updated look. Charles Bronson visits the show as well as President Clinton, Hillary Clinton, and Chelsea. Sketches include Peoples Court, Psychic Network, and special music performances from Karl and Paul.
Mike, John, Lawrence, and Karl sit down and talk about all sorts of issues. Due to a big local event none of the other cast members or the band were able to attend this taping.
For this toned down and shortened episode we examine the David Koresh news story, featured guest Robert De Niro and Al Pacino and received a visit from Cliff Claven and Norma Peterson from Cheers.
The whole cast returns for the first time in months. Featured is a tribute sketch of Cheers, a puke-a-thon, refreshing Toilet Water beverage, Summer's Eve For Men, and Prince Charles and Princess Diana join John for Weekend News.
Mike chats with new cast members Jessica Hawkins and Olga Toporovsky about, well, everything. A pie fight between the cast gives Mike a bloody nose, Rainman and Woody Allen visit, and Ross Perot interviews Prince Charles.
We say goodbye to original cast member John Landolfi. Jessica Hawkins takes over Weekend News with guests Amy Fisher and Stephen Seagal. Mike interviews Sharon Stone and Amy Fisher.
We visit Regis and Kathie Lee. For Weekend News Jessica interviews Joey Buttafuoco and David Letterman. Meanwhile Mike has an interview with Luke Perry and Jennie Garth from Beverly Hills 90210.
We parody the film Scent Of A Woman. We also feature The Amy Fisher Story and the Clinton family pays us a visit. Former Pres. George Bush is interviewed by Jessica for Weekend News.
In this 30 minute special, Mike and Lawrence read every Good and Bad list we have ever done. The goal is to read all of them before the clock runs out. Things get crazy.
White Flesh returns to rock the studio, we present Ralph Cramden and The Honeymooners, Lawrence interviews Wilfred Brimley and Dennis Miller. Later Mike interviews Paul McCartney.
Lawrence presents his Storytime sketch: Sicily 1937. Also a a parody of Scent Of A Woman, Jack Nicholson beats up a waiter, Detective Stupid, and our parody Robin Hood: Men In Tights "Men In Drag".
Comedy After Dark presents: Ansaldoman The Movie. Our superhero Ansaldoman must take down the mob and its leader who seems an awful lot like Al Pacino. Will Ansaldoman save the day or will this finally be his end?
Talent Night III features performances from Dementia. John Landolfi stops in. Jay Ansaldo's Storytime is "Death of Barney The Purple Dinosaur". Jessica Hawkins interviews Jack Nicholson, Bob Dylan and Clint Eastwood.
Cecelia Ray makes her final appearance. Also includes a visit from President Clinton, The Nutty Waiter Skit, The Brooklyn Monsters, Jack Nicholson, and Mike takes a look at funny newspaper photos.
We present things we will never do on the show. Charles Bronson beats up a Chinese chef. Movie critics Siskel and Ebert get into a fist fight. Parodies of My Cousin Vinny and Weekend At Bernie's. Nikki Colson presents Storytime.
Melissa Lantz returns for a special visit with friends. Denis Leary, President Clinton, and Jerry Seinfeld stop by. Mike and Lawrence double-talk in a very unusual sketch.
We see what Mike looks like without makeup and it's very scary. Sean Connery guest hosts Weekend News and interviews Lyle Lovett. We also feature two separate editions of Storytime with Jay Tucker and Paul Mele.
We present the first of three murder mystery TV movies. "Murder After Dark" is a parody of Twin Peaks with crazy twists and turns about murder with too many suspects and no easy answers.
