Joe: Worst show that lasted more than two seasons.
Steve: Oh jeez.
We’ll never get to the bottom of that list.
Joe: Yeah, okay, worst sitcom then.
Steve: Pssh.
Same response.
The Jeff Foxworthy Show.
The George Lopez Show.
Anything with that sort of title.
Grace Under Fire.
Joe: Oh my God, I always forget that show existed until someone brings it up, then I get headaches.
Steve: Yup.
Joe: Okay, how about this: show that should have lasted three years that got cancelled prematurely.
Steve: Firefly.
Dollhouse.
I can see already this list is going to be Whedon-heavy.
Joe: I have one easy answer “The Dana Carvey Show.”
Steve: I thought that show was on for a long time.
Joe: Nope.
Like 4 episodes tops.
Steve: I never actually saw it.
Chappelle’s Show.
It was 3 seasons, but it should have been a lot more.
Same with The Tick.
The animated one, not the crappy-ass live action one.
Joe: The producers said “do a sitcom as if it were a late night show.”
To which Dana replied, “You don’t really want that.”
To which the producers replied, “Yes we do.”
To which Dana Carvey replied:
To which the producers replied “Yeah, we didn’t want that.”
Steve: Huh
So it was terrible?
Joe: Mmmm…it was a late night show with Dana Carvey completely at the helm.
Can’t let artists do whatever they want. You get really amazing stuff and really shitty stuff with no balance.
Steve: I thought you were saying you liked it.
Joe: I did.
Steve: Oh.
Well then you were wrong.
Because this clip is dog shit.
Joe: It’s one small clip.
Steve: Ah.
Joe: Do you remember the election of 1996, Clinton v. Dole?
Steve: Yeah.
Nothing but great Norm MacDonald sketches.
Joe:
Steve: haha
Okay, that was good.
Joe: Watch the opening clip of this.
Steve: Wow, I can’t even get through that one.
No offense Joe, but I would have canceled this show too.
Maybe not quite so quickly.
Joe: You know what’s weird about that show?
Steve: What?
Joe: Steve Carrell, Steven Colbert, the guy who did Triumph the Insult Comic Dog and Louis CK were all on it.
That’s a lot of funny in one show.
Steve: Definitely.
I was a huge fan of Dana Carvey’s movies.
You ever see Clean Slate?
Joe: I think so.
Steve: It was great.
And Trapped in Paradise.
With him, John Lovitz and Nick Cage.
That movie was freaking funny.
Not to mention the Wayne’s World duelolloelogy.
Joe: Skip to 11:20 on that last one.
Steve: Nice.
I think I’ve seen that one before.
Joe: Like I said, extremely hit or miss.
If this came on today, it’d be Comedy Central’s best show, but some jackasses put it in primetime in the mid-90′s. Way too soon.
