Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA weekly talk/comedy show hosted by Dennis Miller. Each show starts off with a topical monologue typical of evening talk shows. After this, Dennis goes into "The Rant" in which he talks abou... Leer todoA weekly talk/comedy show hosted by Dennis Miller. Each show starts off with a topical monologue typical of evening talk shows. After this, Dennis goes into "The Rant" in which he talks about some subject that bothers him, starting calmly but gradually building into a frothing, e... Leer todoA weekly talk/comedy show hosted by Dennis Miller. Each show starts off with a topical monologue typical of evening talk shows. After this, Dennis goes into "The Rant" in which he talks about some subject that bothers him, starting calmly but gradually building into a frothing, expletive-laden fenzy, then ending with "that's just my opinion, I could be wrong." He chat... Leer todo
- Ganó 5 premios Primetime Emmy
- 9 premios ganados y 26 nominaciones en total
Opiniones destacadas
Boy do I like to hear Dennis rant! Miller is a man that is never at a loss for words.
What the heck is HBO thinking?
And HBO is canceling it.
Sure, it's been nine seasons, and most shows are lucky for lasting that long, but there is no conceivable reason for HBO to cancel DML while Miller still has some steam left. His rants after September 11, 2001, were some of the funniest he has ever done, since he was chronicling a very severe change in American society with the same rapier wit that he used to observe the minutiae of that same society in the days of pregnant chads and Monica Lewinsky.
HBO has really let go of a true gift to television, and they should have let it run until Dennis himself felt is was time to close up shop, not because the network wants to fit an extra episode of "Six Feet Under" or "Sex in the City"...
Well, there will always be the reruns on the "HBO Comedy" subnetwork, so I could be able to enjoy the episodes that I haven't seen yet when they first aired, and I can enjoy Miller's books of rants- however, they will not be topical anymore. I'll be hearing jokes about President Clinton and his affinity for French fries. The jokes will still be funny, but just dated.
First Monday Night Football, now this... 2002 is just not the year of Miller, cha-cha.
Here's to hoping that DML can get picked up by another cable network (I know that none of the broadcast networks will allow Dennis Miller's seemingly vicious language) for at least a couple more seasons. Good luck, Dennis. You've done a great job with a fantastic show for the past 9 seasons, and we will miss you when you leave the airwaves, babe.
Of course that's just my opinion.... well, you know the rest.
Good show
Dennis Miller is the most brilliant comedian who has ever lived.
Funny, but too short
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- TriviaThe theme song for all seasons but the last was "Everybody Wants To Rule the World" by Tears For Fears. Miller stated that the show could no longer afford the rights to the song due to budget cuts. The theme in the last season was a short generic rock tune that Miller jokingly referred to as a "gay porn anthem". The song played just before The Big Screen was "Civilized" by Rollins Band.
- Citas
[repeated line]
Dennis Miller: Now, I don't want to get off on a rant here...
- Créditos curiosos400 lb. Gorilla - Dennis Miller
- ConexionesFeatured in The 46th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1994)
- Bandas sonorasEverybody Wants to Rule the World
Composed by Roland Orzabal, Ian Stanley and Chris Hughes
Performed by Tears for Fears
(theme song)
(seasons 1-8)






