Sep 13 2010

Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse

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When you were a kid, cartoons were on Saturday mornings, TV show hosts were beloved, and puppets were friendly, caring and kind. Well, you’re not a kid anymore. That’s why Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse, featuring host Doug and his Anipals, is packed with enough twisted cartoons, crass puppets, live animals and guest stars to send you to bed weeping over your lost youth.Fans of the groundbreaking Comedy Central series TV Funhouse know that “sophomoric humor” is no insult, but a high badge of honor. This series–only for grownups, Mom and Dad–took the conceit of a kids’ show, complete with puppets, live animals, a goofy host, and cartoon, and peppered the whole menu with enough crass jokes of every stripe to reduce viewers to helpless giggl

Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse

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5 Responses to “Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse”

  1. dinosaurbob Says:

    Review by dinosaurbob for Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse
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    Just watched the first disc and was VERY disappointed that “The Harlem Globetrotters First Christmas” cartoon was left off the Christmas show. The TV Funhouse Christmas show is my favorite Christmas show of all time, but the DVD set is missing this excellent blasphemous cartoon. I thought I would finally be able to lose the DVD I burned of the Christmas show off cable, but now it looks like I’d better keep it commercials and all. It’s a pity they would do this and expect people not to notice. For this reason alone I subtract two stars.

  2. TheTruthHurts Says:

    Review by TheTruthHurts for Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse
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    I have been waiting for this series to be released on DVD for eight years, since I bought my first DVD player, and finally, it has arrived. I simply cannot understand why it took so long, based on its presumably enormous cult following (basically, everyone that’s ever seen it has been waiting for its DVD release as impatiently as I have), but let’s not dwell on that any longer.

    “TV funhouse” matches even “The Simpsons” (when I mention “The Simpsons,” I mean the show that existed before season nine; it became a different series at that point (see: witless and aimed at the politically/socially unaware)) in pure knee-slapping, literally burst-out-loud-laughing hilarity, and it simply MUST be owned on DVD by anyone who enjoys, well, hilarious stuff! Stemming from SNL, one of the unfunniest shows on television for at least the last fifteen years, I was simply *shocked* to realize how amazingly funny it actually is; I stayed up on multiple occasions to watch the marathons, as did millions of others (despite the low “ratings”), and I have seen each episode at least ten times as a result. With each additional viewing, its brilliance becomes ever more apparent, and I will simply never be tired of it.

    Why, might you ask? “TV Funhouse” is mostly a satirical commentary/parody of children’s programming (Sesame Street, Mr. Rodgers, etc.) that takes the false image of perfect happiness and harmony and twists it into harsh reality (the implied psychosis of the host, animal mistreatment, etc.), and despite the reality of the images it presents, it’s all absolutely hilarious, as previously mentioned. The program also mocks cartoons of the 60′s/70′s (Wonderman, Fetal Scooby Doo…absolutely priceless…), as well as other 50′s-era “programming” (mnemonics, etc. …hilarious).

    I, for one, feel that a petition should be created to get this show back on the air ASAP! I will never understand, despite its squarely adult audience, why it never got the critical support it deserved, and why it was cancelled in its infancy as a result (especially as “The Simpsons” remains on the air, at least ten years ahead of the most recent time it could be deemed “funny” (“painful” is now the term I hear applied most frequently)).

    In any event, should you be one of the poor, unfortunate souls that has never experienced Comedy Central’s “TV Funhouse” (and for God’s sake, I am NOT referring to the garbage of the same name on SNL that this ingenious creation “originated” from…), you simply MUST purchase this set now. Honestly, I don’t know how anyone couldn’t enjoy it, on one level or another (well, I suppose that animal rights’ advocates might have some issues with it, but…). Buy it now!

  3. Craze Master Craze Says:

    Review by Craze Master Craze for Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse
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    - test subject monkey: “i have eight watches, none of them are fake!”

    - terrorist bunny: “they will not help you this time, my friend!”

    best-line-ever!

  4. M. Gabrys Says:

    Review by M. Gabrys for Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse
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    re: “Run Time: 30 minutes”

    Interesting. Didn’t know you needed 2 DVDs for a scant 30 minutes. I’m impressed.

  5. M. Fulkerson Says:

    Review by M. Fulkerson for Comedy Central’s TV Funhouse
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    I was just randomly searching for this show, not expecting it to be planned for DVD release, but how happy I am to see that it is. This show was some of the most disturbingly hilarious comedy I’ve ever seen. I’ll never forget the bit where Triumph is humping the poodle in the park and can’t free himself (“it’s not funny. I was f@#?ing this dog and got stuuuuck.”) I haven’t even seen the episodes since I saw them on Comedy Central (I think this show came out in 2000?). Robert Smigel is behind this show, so you know you’re in for some highly original and smart comedy. Apparently, it features a commentary from Smigel as well which makes the bonus features worth it.

    Can’t wait!!!

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