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Upright Citizens Brigade (1998–2000) 7.8
Agents Adair, Antoine, Colby and Trotter both monitor and create chaos across the universe. The sketches you see throughout most of the show are different subjects being monitored. At the ... See full summary » |
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| Matt Besser | ... |
Adair
(30 episodes, 1998-2000)
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| Amy Poehler | ... |
Colby
(30 episodes, 1998-2000)
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| Ian Roberts | ... |
Antoine
(30 episodes, 1998-2000)
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| Matt Walsh | ... |
Trotter
(30 episodes, 1998-2000)
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Del Close | ... |
Narrator
(30 episodes, 1998-2000)
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Agents Adair, Antoine, Colby and Trotter both monitor and create chaos across the universe. The sketches you see throughout most of the show are different subjects being monitored. At the end of each episode all the sketches and characters come together into one final sketch. Besides all the sketches, they have other segments where the UCB Agents venture out with hidden cameras, and try to incorporate the content of their bizarre sketches into the real world. Written by Anonymous
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Leo: [carrying bags of letters] Look, look at all these letters! There's bags and bags of it, just like I was saying! Here, look!
Alderman: These are just random letters! Here's a letter from a boy in band camp, utility bill, super coupons!
Leo: The mail truck's full of them!
Alderman: This doesn't support anything, you've just robbed a mail truck!
Leo: Well, it just said there were letters.
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Each Season of UCB thus far has a running joke that culminates in the season's final episode. The skits will make passing reference to the running joke in each episode of that season. For example: the first season's running joke was the Titte Brothers, a fictional pair of performers. They appear in the last episode of the first season when they perform a charity concert for the Little Donny Foundation. The second season's joke was Supercool, a highly addictive sugar candy. The second season finale focused on the Supercool smuggling ring headed by the UCB. The third season's running joke was Pro Thunderball, a hyper-violent sport that combines football and baseball. The third season finale is a mock-documentary of the evolution of Pro Thunderball. See more »Quotes
Alderman: It's been an hour, and Leo still doesn't have any support for his plan to defeat God to avoid Armaggedon.Leo: [carrying bags of letters] Look, look at all these letters! There's bags and bags of it, just like I was saying! Here, look!
Alderman: These are just random letters! Here's a letter from a boy in band camp, utility bill, super coupons!
Leo: The mail truck's full of them!
Alderman: This doesn't support anything, you've just robbed a mail truck!
Leo: Well, it just said there were letters.
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from the start, i would like to say that i love this show. put aside that its probably the funniest stuff ive seen, but they are SO well written. everything seems to tie together in the end of a show. but what i like even more than that is, you hear references of certain things well before you see them in the show (titte brothers, supercool, thunderball). comparing other shows, i love seinfeld and the simpsons. seinfeld has some funny situations, the simpsons has great characters and extensive pop culture references. but somehow, UCB is just better. the guy who said it was the best show ever? its got my vote.