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The Weird Al Show (1997–1998)

TV Series  -  30 min  -  Family | Comedy | Musical
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Season:

1

Year:

1997

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The Weird Al Show: :  -- Home video trailer for this wacky show
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Cast

Series cast summary:
'Weird Al' Yankovic ...
Himself (13 episodes, 1997)
Billy West ...
Show Announcer (13 episodes, 1997)
Harvey the Wonder Hamster Harvey the Wonder Hamster ...
Himself (13 episodes, 1997)
Brian Haley ...
The Hooded Avenger (12 episodes, 1997)
Beau Weaver ...
'Channel Hopping' Announcer (8 episodes, 1997)
Gary LeRoi Gray Gary LeRoi Gray ...
Bobby (7 episodes, 1997)
Stan Freberg Stan Freberg ...
Papa Boolie (7 episodes, 1997)
Paula Jai Parker ...
Val Brentwood - Gal Spy (7 episodes, 1997)
Danielle Weeks ...
Cousin Corky (7 episodes, 1997)
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Storyline

The basic plot of this show was that Weird Al was coming to you from a split-level cave twenty miles below the surface of the earth, along with his pet, Harvey The Wonder Hamster. Each show would have a rather loose plot around which strange and weird things would happen. Written by Jonathan D. H. Parshall <parshall@citcom.net>  

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Genres:

Family | Comedy | Musical

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

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Trivia

The show's theme song contains the lyrics, "Well, the very next year he met a dental hygienist with a spatula tattooed on her arm." This is a double-edged reference to UHF where Al's girlfriend was a dental hygienist played, and in which a "Spatula City" skit/ad also appears. See more »

Quotes

Al: I should never EVER do another one of those lousy infomercials. I mean, what was I thinking?
Ron Popeil: That boy was our only hope...
Tony Little: No... there is another... (camera fades to Harvey)
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Connections

Referenced in "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno: Episode #19.79" (2011) See more »