Almost Live!
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1984
Comedy
Almost Live! was a local sketch comedy television show in Seattle, Washington, USA, produced and broadcast by NBC affiliate KING-TV from 1984 to 1999. A re-packaged version of the show also aired on Comedy Central from 1992 to 1993, and episodes aired on WGRZ-TV in the late 1990s. The show was broadcast on Saturday nights at 11:30, pushing Saturday Night Live back to midnight. The show is now aired in reruns by the Seattle NBC affiliate following Saturday Night Live.
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- Cast：
- Joel McHale , Bill Nye
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EP1 - Almost Live! Fan Club Reunion
September. 26,1998
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EP2 - Fool Guesser at Fair
October. 03,1998
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EP3 - The 18-Inch Rule
October. 10,1998
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EP4 - World Series 2026
October. 17,1998
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EP5 - Musical: RENTon
October. 24,1998
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EP6 - A Message from Sen. Patty Murray
November. 07,1998
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EP7 - Boeing Aircraft Company
November. 14,1998
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EP8 - Special Report on Power Outage
November. 21,1998
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EP9 - Psycho Barbie
December. 05,1998
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EP10 - The Butt Cracker
December. 12,1998
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EP11 - Impeachment Hearings
January. 09,1999
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EP12 - Michael Jordan for Almost Live!
January. 16,1999
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EP13 - Clinton Introducing Janet Reno
January. 23,1999
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EP14 - Jeff Renner's Magic Weather Button
January. 30,1999
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EP15 - The Stick Pin Murderer
February. 06,1999
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EP16 - Oregon Bureau of Tourism
February. 13,1999
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EP17 - ADD Jeopardy
February. 20,1999
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EP18 - The Bluest Skies Record Smashed
February. 27,1999
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EP19 - Pointless Oscar Dance Number
March. 27,1999
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EP20 - Daylight Savings: Cashman Jumps Off Roof
April. 03,1999
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EP21 - Here Come The Brides
April. 10,1999
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EP22 - Ratings Ploy Contest
May. 01,1999
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EP23 - Here Come The Supersonics
May. 08,1999
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EP24 - Steve Wilson Reports From Neah Bay
May. 15,1999
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EP25 - Safeco Field of Dreams
May. 22,1999
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