Comedy writer Adam de la Peña follows his idol, Gary Busey, in Comedy Central's newest reality show.
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| Gary Busey | ... | Self 13 episodes, 2003 | |
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Adam De La Peña | ... | Self 13 episodes, 2003 |
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Comedy writer Adam de la Peña follows his idol, Gary Busey, in Comedy Central's newest reality show.
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Gary Busey: Ask her if she's ever played "Name that Smell."
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[Gary is coaching Adam on a date]Gary Busey: Ask her if she's ever played "Name that Smell."
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I don't know why I was actually expecting this to be a reality show, after Comedy Central had fooled me with their first "reality show" Contest Searchlight, which all turned out to be a hoax, but it wasn't really apparent to me until the end of that show. I was looking forward to the first episode of I'm With Busey, the premise seemed so great. Mr. Tough Guy actor, a little on the odd side, mentoring a young Comedy Central writer, who is a little on the wussie side. The first episode left me wanting something better, and just left me thinking that Gary Busey is either a complete idiot, or a complete psycho. But as I saw a few more episodes it dawned on me that even though Busey may be a bit nuts, he is just acting. It really became apparent that he was acting in the episode where he took Adam to the electronics store and was trying to convince him that all technology were weapons (such as a camera that will blow his mothers face off when she tries to take a picture) Also when he thought that the wax figure of John Wayne was talking to him. The Magic Indian was priceless as well. This show isn't gold, but it is entertaining. It leaves me wanting to ask Gary 2 questions. 1.) Exactly how does one play "Name That Smell?" 2.) Exactly how does a clown on the way to the electric chair behave?