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"The Office" (1 episode)
... aka "The US Office" - Ireland (English title)
  1. Moving On (14 February 2013) - Mark , Soundtrack (performer: "The Pam Halpert Blues" (uncredited))  
"The League" (1 episode)
  1. A Krampus Carol (20 December 2012) - Miles Miller  
"Bob's Burgers" (1 episode)
  1. Tina-rannosaurus Wrecks (2 December 2012) - Chase (voice)  
"NTSF:SD:SUV" (1 episode)
  1. Robot Town (21 September 2012) - Aaron Sampson  
"Kevin Pollak's Chat Show" (1 episode)
  1. Bob Odenkirk (9 September 2012) - Himself  
"Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.734 (20 July 2012) - Himself - Guest  
  2. Episode #1.735 (20 July 2012) - Himself - Guest  
"Comedy Bang! Bang!" (2 episodes )
  1. Seth Rogen Wears a Plaid Shirt & Brown Pants (6 July 2012) - Tommy Shalders  
  2. Adam Scott Wears a Red Oxford Shirt & Jeans (3 August 2012) - Himself  
"The Back Room" (1 episode)
  1. Bob Odenkirk (11 September 2011) - Himself  
"Jon Benjamin Has a Van" (1 episode)
  1. Smoking (10 August 2011) - Rev. Rocco Janson  
"Pretend Time" (6 episodes )
... aka "Nick Swardson's Pretend Time" - USA (complete title)
  1. Powdered Doughnuts Make Me Go Nuts (12 October 2010) - Himself  
  2. The Leather Swingset with the Monkey and the Gun (19 October 2010) - Himself  
  3. I Just Got Voodoo'd (26 October 2010) - Himself  
  4. Mudslide Junction (2 November 2010) - Himself  
  5. Relapse Into Refreshment (9 November 2010) - Himself  
  6. Monday Morning Meltdown (16 November 2010) - Himself  
"Entourage" (3 episodes )
  1. Sniff Sniff Gang Bang (22 August 2010) - Ken Austin  
  2. Porn Scenes from an Italian Restaurant (29 August 2010) - Ken Austin  
  3. Lose Yourself (12 September 2010) - Ken Austin  
"Check It Out! with Dr. Steve Brule" (6 episodes )
... aka "Check It Out" - USA (short title)
  1. Food (16 May 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  2. Relationships (23 May 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  3. Family (30 May 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  4. Health (6 June 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  5. Fear (13 June 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  6. Friendship (20 June 2010) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
"Funny or Die Presents..." (1 episode)
  1. Episode #1.12 (14 May 2010) - Cast (Scott & Behr) , Soundtrack (performer: "Tip Toe" (uncredited))  
"The Life & Times of Tim" (2 episodes )
  1. Nagging Blonde/Tim and the Elephant (9 April 2010) - The Interventionist (voice)  
  2. London Calling/Novelist (30 April 2010) - Bathroom Attendant (voice)  
"Breaking Bad: Original Minisodes" (11 episodes )
  1. Live Saul Cam (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  2. Fernando (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  3. Carl (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  4. Wendy (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  5. Badger (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  6. Wayfarer 515 (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  7. Letters to Saul (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman , Director  
  8. Tiger Trouble? Better Call Saul! (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  9. Saul Says: "Sue 'Em Now" (1 January 2010) - Saul Goodman , Director  
  10. Fatty Fat Fat (1 January 2011) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
  11. Fighting for You (1 January 2011) - Saul Goodman (uncredited)  
"Glenn Martin DDS" (1 episode)
  1. The Grossest Show on Earth (18 August 2009) - Vince the Circus Owner (voice)  
"House Arrest with Andy Dick" (1 episode)
  1. Bob Odenkirk (16 June 2009) - Himself  
"The Goode Family" (1 episode)
  1. Pleatherheads (3 June 2009) - Brian Kennedy (voice)  
"American Dad!" (3 episodes )
  1. Weiner of Our Discontent (3 May 2009) - Third Worker (voice)  
  2. Home Adrone (11 October 2009) - TV Host (voice)  
  3. Merlot Down Dirty Shame (18 April 2010) - Actor (voice)  
"Breaking Bad" (43 episodes )
  1. Better Call Saul (26 April 2009) - Saul Goodman  
  2. 4 Days Out (3 May 2009) - Saul Goodman  
  3. Mandala (17 May 2009) - Saul Goodman  
  4. Phoenix (24 May 2009) - Saul Goodman  
  5. Caballo sin Nombre (28 March 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  6. I.F.T. (4 April 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  7. Green Light (11 April 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  8. Mas (18 April 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  9. Sunset (25 April 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  10. One Minute (2 May 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  11. Kafkaesque (16 May 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  12. Abiquiu (30 May 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  13. Half Measures (6 June 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  14. Full Measure (13 June 2010) - Saul Goodman  
  15. Box Cutter (17 July 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  16. Thirty-Eight Snub (24 July 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  17. Open House (31 July 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  18. Bullet Points (7 August 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  19. Shotgun (14 August 2011) - Saul Goodman (credit only)  
  20. Cornered (21 August 2011) - Saul Goodman (credit only)  
  21. Problem Dog (28 August 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  22. Hermanos (4 September 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  23. Bug (11 September 2011) - Saul Goodman (credit only)  
  24. Salud (18 September 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  25. Crawl Space (25 September 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  26. End Times (2 October 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  27. Face Off (9 October 2011) - Saul Goodman  
  28. Live Free or Die (15 July 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  29. Madrigal (22 July 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  30. Hazard Pay (29 July 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  31. Fifty-One (5 August 2012) - Saul Goodman (credit only)  
  32. Dead Freight (12 August 2012) - Saul Goodman (credit only)  
  33. Buyout (19 August 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  34. Say My Name (26 August 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  35. Gliding Over All (2 September 2012) - Saul Goodman  
  36. The Decision (11 August 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  37. Episode #5.10 (18 August 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  38. Episode #5.11 (25 August 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  39. Episode #5.12 (1 September 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  40. Episode #5.13 (8 September 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  41. Episode #5.14 (15 September 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  42. Fifty-Two (22 September 2013) - Saul Goodman  
  43. Crystal Clear (29 September 2013) - Saul Goodman  
"Rules of Engagement" (1 episode)
  1. Russell's Secret (9 March 2009) - Mike  
"Atom TV" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.15 (13 January 2009) - Writer (segment "Face To Bush") , Director (segment "Face To Bush")  
  2. Episode #1.16 (20 January 2009) - Writer (segment "Face To Bush") , Director (segment "Face To Bush")  
"Weeds" (1 episode)
  1. Head Cheese (25 August 2008) - Barry  
"How I Met Your Mother" (8 episodes )
... aka "H.I.M.Y.M" - USA (short title)
  1. The Chain of Screaming (14 April 2008) - Arthur Hobbs  
  2. Last Cigarette Ever (14 December 2009) - Arthur Hobbs  
  3. Canning Randy (1 November 2010) - Arthur Hobbs  
    Next US airings:
    Fri. May 319:00 PMWGNAMER
  4. Natural History (8 November 2010) - Arthur Hobbs  
  5. Garbage Island (21 February 2011) - Arthur Hobbs  
  6. The Perfect Cocktail (2 May 2011) - Arthur Hobbs  
  7. Landmarks (9 May 2011) - Arthur Hobbs  
  8. The Pre-Nup (1 October 2012) - Arthur Hobbs  
"Biography" (1 episode)
  1. Sarah Silverman (31 March 2008) - Himself  
"Tim and Eric Nite Live" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.4 (27 November 2007) - Himself/Various Characters  
  2. Episode #1.10 (19 February 2008) - Himself  
"The Sarah Silverman Program." (1 episode)
  1. Maid to Border (7 November 2007) - Mister Wadsworth  
"Your Magic Touched Me" (1 episode)
... aka "Your Magic Touched Me: Nights" - USA (second season title)
  1. Episode #2.9 (29 July 2007) - Himself  
"Human Giant" (1 episode)
  1. 24 Hour Marathon (18 May 2007) - Himself  
"Derek and Simon: The Show" (13 episodes )
  1. Baby Talk (16 May 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  2. I Love You (23 May 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  3. In Character (30 May 2007) - Writer (creator) , Vance Hammersly , executive producer , Director  
  4. The Regimen (6 June 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  5. The Errand: Part 1 (12 June 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  6. The Errand: Part 2 (20 June 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  7. Peanuts! (27 June 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  8. Sweet Tits (3 July 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  9. Escape! (10 July 2007) - Writer (creator) , Himself (uncredited) , executive producer , Director  
  10. Cock-Eyed (18 July 2007) - Writer (creator) , Himself (uncredited) , executive producer , Director  
  11. Troubled Times: Part 1 - Shot for Teacher (25 July 2007) - Writer (creator) , Vance Hammersly , executive producer , Director  
  12. Troubled Times: Part 2 - Murder & Deception (7 August 2007) - Writer (creator) , executive producer , Director  
  13. Troubled Times: Part 3 - CK Was Here (8 August 2007) - Writer (creator) , Vance Hammersly , executive producer , Director  
"Tim and Eric Awesome Show, Great Job!" (29 episodes )
  1. Dads (11 February 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , B'owl Salesman , creative consultant  
  2. Friends (18 February 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Channel 5 Announcer (voice) , creative consultant  
  3. Cats (25 February 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Announcer (voice) , creative consultant  
  4. Salame (4 March 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Here She Comes Singer , creative consultant , Soundtrack (performer: "Here She Comes 2" (uncredited))  
  5. Chunky (11 March 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Danny Mothers , creative consultant  
  6. Slop (18 March 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Various , creative consultant  
  7. Abstinence (25 March 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  8. Anniversary (1 April 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Paul in E-Z Kreme Commercial , creative consultant  
  9. Hamburger (8 April 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , Various , creative consultant  
  10. Missing (15 April 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , B'ougar Announcer (voice) , creative consultant  
  11. Live in Vegas (15 November 2007) - Writer (consultant writer) , creative consultant  
  12. Vacation (18 November 2007) - Gregory  
  13. Dad's Off (25 November 2007) - Thocks Announcer (voice)  
  14. Forest (16 December 2007) - Announcer (voice)  
  15. Innernette (13 January 2008) - Pussy Doodles Commercial Director  
  16. Embarrassed (27 January 2008) - D'ump Announcer (voice)  
  17. Awesome Tour Live 2008 (6 May 2008) - Himself  
  18. Chan (3 August 2008) - Channel 5 Announcer (voice)  
  19. Rascals (10 August 2008) - Relationship Expert  
  20. Muscles for Bones (14 September 2008) - Danny Mothers (uncredited)  
  21. Brownies (28 September 2008) - Cinco Announcer (voice)  
  22. Origins (19 March 2009) - Cinco Announcer (voice)  
  23. Hair (28 March 2009) - Announcer (voice)  
  24. The Brothers Cinco (5 April 2009) - Cinco Announcer (voice)  
  25. Tennis (12 April 2009) - Cinco Announcer (voice)  
  26. Crows (28 March 2010) - Bob Paynus  
  27. Lucky (4 April 2010) - Announcer (voice)  
  28. Handsome (18 April 2010) - Romm Oah Denmirk  
  29. Chrimbus Special (5 December 2010) - Actor  
"alt.news 26:46" (1 episode)
  1. Rep. Richard Martin/All Circuts Busy/Ninja New York (17 December 2006) - Himself  
"Freak Show" (2 episodes )
  1. Pilot (4 October 2006) - Half Oldman Half Youngman (voice)  
  2. Elections (2 November 2006) - Senator Tinkerbell (voice)  
"Tom Green's House Tonight" (2 episodes )
... aka "Tom Green Live!" - USA (original title)
  1. Episode #1.21 (26 July 2006) - Himself  
  2. Episode dated 12 April 2007 (12 April 2007) - Himself  
"Crank Yankers" (1 episode)
  1. Episode #3.14 (1 January 2005) - Droopy (voice)  
"Tom Goes to the Mayor" (31 episodes )
  1. Bear Traps (14 November 2004) - Writer (written by) , Mike Foxx/Mysterious Drifter (voice) , executive producer  
  2. WW Laserz (21 November 2004) - Writer (writer) , Animatronic Hitler (voice) , executive producer  
  3. Pioneer Island (5 December 2004) - Townie (voice) , executive producer  
  4. Toodle Day (12 December 2004) - Writer (writer) , Commercial Announcer (voice) , executive producer  
  5. Rat's Off to Ya (19 December 2004) - Writer (writer) , Bartender/Crazy Pete/Tiny Tim (voice) , executive producer  
  6. Porcelain Birds (17 April 2005) - Writer (writer) , Slimed (voice) , executive producer  
  7. Vehicular Manslaughter (24 April 2005) - Writer (writer) , Bradley , executive producer  
  8. Boy Meets Mayor (1 May 2005) - Writer (writer) , Sandleman (voice) , executive producer  
  9. Calcucorn (8 May 2005) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  10. Gibbons (15 May 2005) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  11. Pipe Camp (22 May 2005) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  12. Rebirth (5 June 2005) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  13. A Look Behind the Scenes (12 June 2005) - Himself , executive producer , special thanks  
  14. Vice Mayor (12 June 2005) - Writer (writer) , WizZard (uncredited) , executive producer  
  15. My Big Cups (4 June 2006) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  16. Saxman (10 June 2006) - Writer (writer) , Announcer (voice) , executive producer  
  17. Bass Fest (11 June 2006) - Writer (writer) , WizZard (voice) , executive producer  
  18. Jeffy the Sea Serpent (19 June 2006) - Writer (writer) , Bradley , executive producer  
  19. White Collarless (26 June 2006) - Writer (writer) , Career Day Singer , executive producer  
  20. Wrestling (3 July 2006) - Writer (writer) , Flaxamax Spokesman (voice) , executive producer  
  21. Spray a Carpet or Rug (17 July 2006) - Writer (writer) , Phil Prebscott (voice) , executive producer  
  22. Surprise Party (24 July 2006) - Writer (writer) , Announcer (voice) , executive producer  
  23. C.N.E. (31 July 2006) - Writer (writer) , Announcer (voice) , executive producer  
  24. Friendship Alliance (6 August 2006) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  25. Zoo Trouble (13 August 2006) - Writer (writer) , Giftshop Clerk (voice) , executive producer  
  26. The Layover (20 August 2006) - Writer (writer) , Rescue Worker/Fishanelli's Spokesman (voice) , executive producer  
  27. Couple's Therapy (28 August 2006) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  28. Glass Eyes (4 September 2006) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  29. Undercover (11 September 2006) - Dr. Sandy Winfield , executive producer  
  30. Puddins (18 September 2006) - Writer (writer) , Magic Man Gregory , executive producer  
  31. Joy's Ex (24 September 2006) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
"Aqua Unit Patrol Squad 1" (1 episode)
... aka "Aqua Teen Hunger Force" - USA (original title)
... aka "ATHF" - USA (promotional abbreviation)
... aka "Aqua Something You Know Whatever" - USA (new title)
  1. Hypno-Germ (17 October 2004) - Bean Wizard (voice) (as Vance Hammersly)  
"Joey" (1 episode)
  1. Joey and the Nemesis (14 October 2004) - Brian Michael David Scott  
"Dinner for Five" (2 episodes )
  1. Episode #3.4 (30 April 2004) - Himself  
  2. Episode #4.10 (13 May 2005) - Himself  
"Arrested Development" (1 episode)
  1. Visiting Ours (7 December 2003) - Dr. Phil Gunty  
"Jimmy Kimmel Live!" (6 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.117 (24 June 2003) - Himself  
  2. Episode #2.46 (13 October 2003) - Himself - Co-Host  
  3. Episode #2.47 (14 October 2003) - Himself - Co-Host  
  4. Episode #2.48 (15 October 2003) - Himself - Co-Host  
  5. Episode #2.49 (16 October 2003) - Himself - Co-Host  
  6. Episode #2.50 (17 October 2003) - Himself - Host  
"Futurama" (1 episode)
  1. The Why of Fry (6 April 2003) - Chaz (voice)  
"Real Time with Bill Maher" (1 episode)
... aka "Real Time with Bill Maher: Electile Dysfunction '08" - USA (promotional title)
  1. Episode #1.6 (28 March 2003) - God  
"Less Than Perfect" (1 episode)
  1. The New Guy (18 March 2003) - Colin Hunter  
"Last Call with Carson Daly" (1 episode)
  1. Episode dated 9 July 2002 (9 July 2002) - Himself  
"The Andy Dick Show" (1 episode)
  1. Standards and Practices (19 August 2001) - Chuck Charles  
"Ed" (1 episode)
  1. Valentine's Day (14 February 2001) - Rev. Richie Porter  
"TV Funhouse" (1 episode)
  1. Chinese New Year's Day (24 January 2001) - Steffen McTierney , producer (segment "What Do We Know?")  
"Curb Your Enthusiasm" (1 episode)
  1. Porno Gil (29 October 2000) - Gil  
    Next US airings:
    Mon. June 35:00 AMTVLAND
"Late Show with David Letterman" (1 episode)
... aka "Late Show Backstage" - USA (title for episodes with guest hosts)
... aka "The Late Show" - USA (informal short title)
  1. Episode #7.105 (7 March 2000) - Himself - Guest  
"3rd Rock from the Sun" (1 episode)
... aka "3rd Rock" - USA (promotional abbreviation)
... aka "Encounters of the Personal Kind" - Israel (English title)
  1. The Fifth Solomon (2 November 1999) - Gary  
"Just Shoot Me!" (1 episode)
  1. The Odd Couple: Part 1 (25 May 1999) - Barry  
"Open Mike with Mike Bullard" (1 episode)
... aka "Open Mike" - Canada (English title) (short title)
... aka "The Mike Bullard Show" - Canada (English title) (new title)
  1. Episode dated 26 February 1999 (26 February 1999) - Himself  
"HBO Comedy Half-Hour" (1 episode)
  1. Jeff Garlin (31 December 1997) - special thanks  
"Tenacious D" (6 episodes )
  1. The Search for Inspirado (28 November 1997) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  2. Angel in Disguise (5 December 1997) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  3. Death of a Dream (1 January 1999) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  4. The Greatest Song in the World (31 March 1999) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  5. Road Gig (1 January 2000) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
  6. The Fan (1 January 2000) - Writer (writer) , executive producer  
"Everybody Loves Raymond" (2 episodes )
... aka "Raymond" - USA (promotional abbreviation)
  1. High School (24 November 1997) - Scott Preman  
  2. Net Worth (23 April 2001) - Scott Preeman  
    Next US airings:
    Mon. May 2710:00 PMTVLAND
"Dennis Miller Live" (2 episodes )
  1. Friendship (1 August 1997) - Himself  
  2. College (30 April 1999) - Himself  
"Space Ghost Coast to Coast" (1 episode)
... aka "SGC2C" - USA (short title)
  1. Gallagher (25 July 1997) - Himself  
"Seinfeld" (1 episode)
  1. The Abstinence (21 November 1996) - Ben  
"The Daily Show with Jon Stewart" (4 episodes )
... aka "The Daily Show" - USA (original title)
... aka "A Daily Show with Jon Stewart" - USA (new title)
... aka "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart Global Edition" - International (English title) (cut version)
  1. David Cross & Bob Odenkirk (14 November 1996) - Himself  
  2. David Cross & Bob Odenkirk (18 September 1997) - Himself  
  3. David Cross & Bob Odenkirk (27 October 1998) - Himself  
  4. David Cross & Bob Odenkirk (20 June 2002) - Himself  
"Dr. Katz, Professional Therapist" (1 episode)
  1. Fructose (20 October 1996) - Bob (voice)  
"Mr. Show with Bob and David" (30 episodes )
... aka "Mr. Show" - USA (short title)
  1. The Cry of a Hungry Baby (3 November 1995) - Writer (creator) (uncredited) (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  2. What to Think (10 November 1995) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , Soundtrack (performer: "The Joke: The Musical")  
  3. We Regret to Inform You (17 November 1995) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , executive time waster , Soundtrack (performer: "We'll Make Love Tonight")  
  4. Who Let You In? (24 November 1995) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  5. Now, Who Wants Ice Cream? (15 November 1996) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  6. A Talking Junkie (22 November 1996) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , Soundtrack (performer: "The Red Balloon", "Ewww, Girl, Ewww", "Rap: The Musical")  
  7. The Biggest Failure in Broadway History (29 November 1996) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , Soundtrack (performer: "Jeepers Creepers - Semi-Star")  
  8. If You're Going to Write a Comedy Scene, You're Going to Have Some Rat Feces in There (6 December 1996) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  9. Operation Hell on Earth (13 December 1996) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  10. The Velveteen Touch of a Dandy Fop (20 December 1996) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , Soundtrack (performer: "Automobile", "Elevator", "Time Machine", "Sports Bra", "Electric Sports Bra")  
  11. Heaven's Chimney (12 September 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  12. Peanut Butter, Eggs, and Dice (19 September 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  13. Oh, You Men (3 October 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  14. Flat Top Tony and the Purple Canoes (10 October 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  15. Please Don't Kill Me (24 October 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  16. Goin' on a Holiday (31 October 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  17. Bush Is a Pussy (7 November 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  18. It's a No Brainer (14 November 1997) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  19. A White Man Set Them Free (28 November 1997) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  20. The Return of the Curse of the Creature's Ghost (5 December 1997) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  21. Life Is Precious and God and the Bible (26 October 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  22. Show Me Your Weenis! (2 November 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  23. Rudy Will Await Your Foundation (9 November 1998) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  24. The Story of Everest (16 November 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  25. It's Perfectly Understandishable (23 November 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  26. It's Insane, This Guy's Taint (30 November 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer , Director (film segment director)  
  27. Eat Rotten Fruit from a Shitty Tree (7 December 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  28. Like Chickens... Delicious Chickens (14 December 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  29. Sad Songs Are Nature's Onions (21 December 1998) - Writer (writer) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
  30. Patriotism, Pepper, and Professionalism (28 December 1998) - Writer (written by) , Himself - Host/Various , executive producer  
"Tom" (1 episode)
  1. The Bad Seed (9 March 1994) - David  
"Late Night with Conan O'Brien" (17 episodes )
  1. John Goodman/Drew Barrymore/Tony Randall (13 September 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.2 (14 September 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  3. Episode #1.28 (20 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Episode #1.29 (21 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Bobcat Golthwait (19 November 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  6. Shelly Winters/Daniel Baldwin/Ruth Brown (8 December 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  7. Episode #1.66 (13 December 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  8. Chritina Ricci/Tony Goldwyn/Micky Dolenz (16 December 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  9. Bob Dole, Tisha Campbell, Possum Dixon (18 February 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  10. Ben Stiller/Peri Gilpin/Fishbone (25 February 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  11. David Letterman (28 February 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  12. Jay Thomas/Barabara Eden/Lemonheads (17 March 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  13. Episode dated 3 May 1994 (3 May 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  14. Nathan Lane/Peggy Noonan/Warren Thomas (18 July 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  15. Episode dated 19 September 1997 (19 September 1997) - Himself  
  16. Episode dated 29 October 1998 (29 October 1998) - Himself  
  17. Episode dated 20 June 2002 (20 June 2002) - Himself  
"The Larry Sanders Show" (11 episodes )
  1. Larry's Agent (23 June 1993) - Stevie Grant  
  2. L.A. or N.Y.? (29 September 1993) - Stevie Grant  
  3. People's Choice (20 July 1994) - Stevie Grant  
  4. End of the Season (12 October 1994) - Stevie Grant  
  5. Conflict of Interest (27 September 1995) - Stevie Grant , Soundtrack (performer: "For All We Know" (uncredited))  
  6. Larry's Sitcom (18 October 1995) - Stevie Grant  
  7. Ellen, or Isn't She? (11 December 1996) - Stevie Grant  
  8. The Book (5 February 1997) - Stevie Grant (voice)  
  9. The Roast (19 February 1997) - Stevie Grant  
  10. The Beginning of the End (22 March 1998) - Stevie Grant  
  11. Flip (31 May 1998) - Stevie Grant  
"Roseanne" (1 episode)
  1. Tooth or Consequences (11 May 1993) - Jim  
"The Jackie Thomas Show" (1 episode)
  1. Aloha, Io-wahu (30 March 1993) - Elmer  
"The Dennis Miller Show" (5 episodes )
  1. Episode #1.36 (9 March 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.75 (7 May 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  3. Episode #1.77 (11 May 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Episode dated 14 July 1992 (14 July 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Episode dated 15 October 1992 (15 October 1992) - Writer (writer)  
"Get a Life" (3 episodes )
  1. Larry on the Loose (16 November 1991) - Writer (written by)  
  2. Bad Fish (2 February 1992) - Writer (written by)  
  3. 1977 2000 (1 March 1992) - Writer (executive story editor)  
"Saturday Night Live" (133 episodes )
... aka "NBC's Saturday Night" - USA (complete title)
... aka "SNL" - USA (informal title)
... aka "SNL 25" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "Saturday Night" - USA (first season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live '80" - USA (sixth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 15" - USA (fifteenth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 20" - USA (twentieth season title)
... aka "Saturday Night Live 25" - USA (twentyfifth season title)
  1. Steve Martin/Sting (17 October 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Sean Penn/L.L. Cool J, Michael Penn & The Pull (24 October 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  3. Dabney Coleman/The Cars (31 October 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  4. Robert Mitchum/Simply Red (14 November 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  5. Candice Bergen/Cher (21 November 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  6. Danny DeVito/Bryan Ferry (5 December 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  7. Angie Dickinson/Buster Pointdexter/David Gilmour (12 December 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  8. Paul Simon/Linda Ronstadt (19 December 1987) - Writer (writer)  
  9. Robin Williams/James Taylor (23 January 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  10. Carl Weathers/Robbie Robertson (30 January 1988) - Writer (writer) , Audience Member (uncredited)  
  11. Justine Bateman/Terrance Trent D'Arby (13 February 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  12. Tom Hanks/Randy Travis (20 February 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  13. Judge Reinhold/10,000 Maniacs (27 February 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  14. Tom Hanks/Keith Richards (8 October 1988) - Writer (writer) , NBC Page (uncredited)  
  15. Matthew Broderick/The Sugarcubes (15 October 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  16. John Larroquette/Randy Newman (22 October 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  17. Matthew Modine/Edie Brickell & New Bohemians (5 November 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  18. Demi Moore/Johnny Clegg & Savuka (12 November 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  19. John Lithgow/Tracy Chapman (19 November 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  20. Danny Devito/The Bangles (3 December 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  21. Kevin Kline/Bobby McFerrin (10 December 1988) - Writer (writer) , Passerby (uncredited)  
  22. Melanie Griffith/Little Feat (17 December 1988) - Writer (writer)  
  23. John Malkovich/Anita Baker (21 January 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  24. Tony Danza/John Hiatt (28 January 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  25. Ted Danson/Luther Vandross (28 January 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  26. Leslie Nielsen/Cowboy Junkies (18 February 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  27. Glenn Close/Gipsy Kings (25 February 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  28. Mary Tyler Moore/Elvis Costello (25 March 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  29. Mel Gibson/Living Colour (1 April 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  30. Dolly Parton (15 April 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  31. Geena Davis/John Mellencamp (22 April 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  32. Wayne Gretzky/Fine Young Cannibals (13 May 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  33. Steve Martin/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers (20 May 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  34. Bruce Willis/Neil Young (30 September 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  35. Rick Moranis/Rickie Lee Jones (7 October 1989) - Writer (writer) , Bartender (uncredited)  
  36. Kathleen Turner/Billy Joel (21 October 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  37. James Woods/Don Henley (28 October 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  38. Chris Evert/Eurythmics (11 November 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  39. Woody Harrelson/David Byrne (18 November 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  40. John Goodman/k.d. lang (2 December 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  41. Robert Wagner/Linda Ronstadt & Aaron Neville (9 December 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  42. Andie MacDowell/Tracy Chapman (16 December 1989) - Writer (writer)  
  43. Ed O'Neill/Harry Connick Jr. (13 January 1990) - Writer (writer) , NBC Page (uncredited)  
  44. Christopher Walken/Bonnie Raitt (20 January 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  45. Quincy Jones & Co. (10 February 1990) - Writer (writer) , Congressional Aide (uncredited)  
  46. Tom Hanks/Aerosmith (17 February 1990) - Writer (writer) , Orderly / Abraham Lincoln (uncredited)  
  47. Fred Savage/Technotronic (24 February 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  48. Rob Lowe/The Pogues (17 March 1990) - Writer (writer) , Arsenio Audience Member (uncredited)  
  49. Debra Winger/Eric Clapton (24 March 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  50. Corbin Bernsen/The Smithereens (14 April 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  51. Alec Baldwin/The B-52's (21 April 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  52. Andrew Dice Clay/Julee Cruise/Spanic Boys (12 May 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  53. Candice Bergen/The Notting Hillbillies (19 May 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  54. Kyle MacLachlan/Sinéad O'Connor (29 September 1990) - Writer (writer) , Jeans Wearer (uncredited)  
  55. Susan Lucci/Hothouse Flowers (6 October 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  56. George Steinbrenner/Morris Day & The Time (20 October 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  57. Patrick Swayze/Mariah Carey (27 October 1990) - Writer (writer) , Lost Student (uncredited)  
  58. Jimmy Smits/World Party (10 November 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  59. Dennis Hopper/Paul Simon (17 November 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  60. John Goodman/Faith No More (1 December 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  61. Tom Hanks/Edie Brickell & New Bohemians (8 December 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  62. Dennis Quaid/The Neville Brothers (15 December 1990) - Writer (writer)  
  63. Joe Mantegna/Vanilla Ice (12 January 1991) - Writer (writer) , Bad Idea Jeans Guy (uncredited)  
  64. Sting (19 January 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  65. Kevin Bacon/INXS (9 February 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  66. Roseanne Barr/Deee-lite (16 February 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  67. Alec Baldwin/Whitney Houston (23 February 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  68. Michael J. Fox/Black Crowes (16 March 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  69. Jeremy Irons/Fishbone (23 March 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  70. Catherine O'Hara/R.E.M. (13 April 1991) - Writer (writer) , Audience Member (uncredited)  
  71. Steven Seagal/Michael Bolton (20 April 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  72. Delta Burke/Chris Isaak (11 May 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  73. George Wendt/Elvis Costello (18 May 1991) - Writer (writer)  
  74. Nicolas Cage/Bobby Brown (28 September 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  75. Tim Robbins/Sinéad O'Connor (3 October 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  76. Joe Pesci/Spin Doctors (10 October 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  77. Christopher Walken/Arrested Development (24 October 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  78. Catherine O'Hara/10,000 Maniacs (31 October 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  79. Michael Keaton/Morrissey (14 November 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  80. Sinbad/Sade (21 November 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  81. Tom Arnold/Neil Young (5 December 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  82. Glenn Close/Black Crowes (12 December 1992) - Writer (writer)  
  83. Danny DeVito/Bon Jovi (9 January 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  84. Harvey Keitel/Madonna (16 January 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  85. Luke Perry/Mick Jagger (6 February 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  86. Alec Baldwin/Paul McCartney (13 February 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  87. Bill Murray/Sting (20 February 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  88. John Goodman/Mary J. Blige (13 March 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  89. Miranda Richardson/Soul Asylum (20 March 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  90. Jason Alexander/Peter Gabriel (10 April 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  91. Kirstie Alley/Lenny Kravitz (24 April 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  92. Christina Applegate/Midnight Oil (15 May 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  93. Kevin Kline/Willie Nelson & Paul Simon (22 May 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  94. Charles Barkley/Nirvana (25 September 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  95. Shannon Doherty/Cypress Hill (2 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  96. Jeff Goldblum/Aerosmith (9 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  97. John Malkovich/Billy Joel (23 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  98. Christian Slater/Smashing Pumpkins (31 October 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  99. Rosie O'Donnell/James Taylor (13 November 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  100. Nicole Kidman/Stone Temple Pilots (20 November 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  101. Charlton Heston/Paul Westerberg (4 December 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  102. Sally Field/Tony! Toni! Tone! (11 December 1993) - Writer (writer)  
  103. Jason Patric/Blind Melon (8 January 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  104. Sara Gilbert/Counting Crows (15 January 1994) - Writer (writer) , Soundtrack (writer: "Lunch Lady Land")  
  105. Patrick Stewart/Salt-N-Pepa (5 February 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  106. Alec Baldwin & Kim Basinger/UB40 (12 February 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  107. Martin Lawrence/Crash Test Dummies (19 February 1994) - Writer (additional sketches)  
  108. Nancy Kerrigan/Aretha Franklin (12 March 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  109. Helen Hunt/Snoop Doggy Dogg (19 March 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  110. Kelsey Grammer/Dwight Yoakam (9 April 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  111. Emilio Estevez/Pearl Jam (16 April 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  112. John Goodman/The Pretenders (7 May 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  113. Heather Locklear/Janet Jackson (14 May 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  114. Steve Martin/Eric Clapton (24 September 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  115. Marisa Tomei/Bonnie Raitt (1 October 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  116. John Travolta/Seal (15 October 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  117. Dana Carvey/Edie Brickell & Paul Simon (22 October 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  118. Sarah Jessica Parker/R.E.M. (12 November 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  119. John Turturro/Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers (17 November 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  120. Roseanne/Green Day (3 December 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  121. Alec Baldwin/Beastie Boys (10 December 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  122. George Foreman/Hole (17 December 1994) - Writer (writer)  
  123. Jeff Daniels/Luscious Jackson (14 January 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  124. David Hyde Pierce/Live (21 January 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  125. Bob Newhart/Des'ree (11 February 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  126. Deion Sanders/Bon Jovi (18 February 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  127. George Clooney/The Cranberries (25 February 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  128. Paul Reiser/Annie Lennox (18 March 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  129. John Goodman/Tragically Hip (25 March 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  130. Damon Wayans/Dionne Farris (8 April 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  131. Courteney Cox/Dave Matthews Band (15 April 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  132. Bob Saget/TLC (6 May 1995) - Writer (writer)  
  133. David Duchovny/Rod Stewart (13 May 1995) - Writer (writer)  
"The Dana Carvey Show" (2 episodes )
... aka "The Dana Carvey Show Sponsored by Pepsi" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "The Diet Mug Root Beer Dana Carvey Show" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "The Mountain Dew Dana Carvey Show" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "The Mug Root Beer Dana Carvey Show" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "The Szechuan Dynasty Dana Carvey Show" - USA (alternative title)
... aka "The Taco Bell Dana Carvey Show" - USA (alternative title)
  1. Episode #1.8 (????) - Writer (writer)  
  2. Episode #1.7 (30 April 1996) - Writer (writer)  
"The Ben Stiller Show" (13 episodes )
  1. ZooTV at Night (????) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  2. Pilot (27 September 1992) - Various Characters  
  3. With Bobcat Goldthwait (4 October 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  4. With James Doohan (18 October 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  5. On Melrose Avenue (25 October 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters , Soundtrack (performer: "Kill Doug Szathky")  
  6. With Colin Quinn (1 November 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  7. With Sarah Jessica Parker (8 November 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  8. With Rob Morrow (15 November 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  9. With Flea (6 December 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  10. With Garry Shandling (13 December 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  11. With Dennis Miller (20 December 1992) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  12. At the Beach (3 January 1993) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters  
  13. A Few Good Scouts (17 January 1993) - Writer (writer) , Various Characters , Soundtrack (performer: "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot" (uncredited), "Wildside" (uncredited))  
"NewsRadio" (2 episodes )
  1. The Injury (????) - Dr. Smith  
  2. Chock (13 January 1998) - Bob