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"The Weird Al Show" Talent Show (1997)



Overview

User Rating:
6.6/10   8 votes
Director:
Peyton Reed
Writers:
Mark O'Keefe (writer)
Ron Weiner (writer)
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Original Air Date:
1 November 1997 (Season 1, Episode 8)
Genre:
Family | Comedy | Musical more
Plot:
Today's lesson: "When faced with a challenge, try your best and don't be afraid to seek good advice." full summary | add synopsis
User Comments:
The eighth episode gives the spotlight to Danielle Weeks, who does a good job; otherwise, a so-so episode from a so-so series more

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

'Weird Al' Yankovic ... Himself / Various Characters

Judy Tenuta ... Madame Judy the Psychic

Paula Jai Parker ... Val Brentwood - Gal Spy
Danielle Weeks ... Cousin Corky
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Henry Corden ... Fred Flintstone (voice)

Eddie Deezen ... The Guy Boarded Up in the Wall (voice)
Gary LeRoi Gray ... Bobby (as G. Le'Roi Gray)

Brian Haley ... The Hooded Avenger
Marques Houston ... Immature
Jerome Jones ... Immature
Kelton Kessee ... Immature
Cathy Ladman ... Cindy

Mary Lynn Rajskub ... Weather Woman
John Roarke ... Clint Eastwood
Roger Rose ... Talk Show Host
Jon Schwartz ... Drummer (as Jon 'Bermuda' Schwartz)
Jean Vander Pyl ... Wilma Flintstone (voice)

Matt Weinhold ... Game Show Host
Billy West ... Show Announcer
Mary Yankovic ... Herself
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Trivia:
Jean Vander Pyl's last film project and last time as Wilma Flintstone. more

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The eighth episode gives the spotlight to Danielle Weeks, who does a good job; otherwise, a so-so episode from a so-so series, 29 March 2007
Author: J. Spurlin from Chicago, Illinois

Today's lesson: "When faced with a challenge, try your best and don't be afraid to seek good advice."

Weird Al is holding a talent show, but the ice sculpture of Marvin the Sea Bass, which was to be the grand prize, has melted. That doesn't stop Al from pressuring Cousin Corky to compete in the show. But Corky doesn't believe she has any talent. Plenty of Al's other friends are eager to compete, though. The Hooded Avenger makes a tiny ice sculpture of his own. Madame Judy does impressions of Rosanne Barr, Barbra Streisand and Elvis Presley. The guy Al boarded up in the wall does a stand-up act. Bobby the Inquisitive Boy becomes Bobby the Dancing Boy. Al's mom plays the banjo while balancing plates on her head. Then the teenage R&B group Immature shows up. Meanwhile, Al gives an inept performance on the pilot episode of "The Flintstones."

What's on Al TV? A game show contestant is forced to spin the wheel over and over. "Celebrity Close-up" gets too close to Clint Eastwood. An anchorman promises to show the five shiny objects in his coat pocket. A weather girl gets carried away with her pointer.

Danielle Weeks as Cousin Corky gets the spotlight in this episode, and she does such a good job that we wish she had a bigger role in the series as a whole. Al's mom is played by his real-life mom, Mary Yankovic, and she gives the kind of performance you'd expect from someone's mom.

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