Mr. Show with Bob and David
TV-MA
8.4
1995
Comedy
A sketch comedy series starring and hosted by Bob Odenkirk and David Cross. The pair introduce most episodes as heightened versions of themselves before transitioning to a mixture of live sketches and pre-taped segments.
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- Cast:
- Bob Odenkirk , David Cross , Jill Talley , Brian Posehn , Tom Kenny , Jay Johnston , John Ennis
Episode 4 : Who Let You In?
November. 24,1995
A spoof of the O.J. trial finds the Pope eluding officials in the Popemobile and a "bloody ring" that doesn't fit; and a pool champ hawks his "how to" video featuring "great moments" in human disasters.
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Episode 3 : We Regret to Inform You
November. 17,1995
An accident in editing combines a couple's honeymoon video with a porn film; an actor prepares for a role as a mental patient--by having a lobotomy; and a pair of college-basketball recruiters target a toddler prospect.
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