The Ben Stiller Show

[Your Mom]

We just recently got the DVDs with all 13 episodes of the show on it and it's really funny! Has anyone ever seen the show? If not I highly recommend it. It was only like 20 bucks and well worth it in my opinion. I think Stiller was actually more funny back then than in his movies. Also Bob Odenkirk and David Cross worked on it. Cross was just a writer but Bob was in the cast along with Janene Garofalo(sp?) and Andy Dick.

Edited May 22, 2005 by Adam Copeland's Stalker

[Yitzy]

I bought that while back (I love buying cancelled shows that nobody knows about).

There are some really good skits on there. The Melrose Heights, 90210-2402 skits are great and the bit about Bruce Springsteen Counting was also.

Anyway, something I noticed is that, if you saw the Skarsky and Hutch Movie (starring Ben Stiller) his cover up disguise is the same character he used in the "No, No, No guy" skits.

[zero]

Good, glad someone bought it so I can finally ask this question:

Was the Ben Stiller Show the show that featured the sketch "Cracklin' Crotch," the famous cowboy who had a, yes, Cracklin' Crotch.

[Yitzy]

No.

I have no idea where that is from.

EDIT: Actually, there were two Ben Stiller shows. One was The Ben Stiller Show (The one shown on the DVD) and the other Ben Stiller show, was basically the same thing but it was on MTV and had music videos during the show.

It could be on that, I wouldn't know, they only show clips of it on the DVD.

Edited May 22, 2005 by Yitzy

[GoGo Yubari]

I watched all thirteen episodes of the Ben Stiller Show at a friend's house over one weekend. EXCELLENT show, probably one of my favorite sketch comedy series' of all time. One of my favorite skits has to be Yakov Smirnoff's Last Stand. "What a crazy Independent Nation of Union of Socialist Republics that are together in a Federation of Craziness that is all free!"

[Reflecto Is My Favorite Poster]

This made me remember- one of the discs in the set I had of the Ben Stiller show was stolen from me last year (it was in my DVD player at the time.) Now I am cry.