La série télévisée de la troupe canadienne de sketchs comiques qui, le plus souvent, met des rebondissements bizarres, uniques et insensés dans leurs sketchs.La série télévisée de la troupe canadienne de sketchs comiques qui, le plus souvent, met des rebondissements bizarres, uniques et insensés dans leurs sketchs.La série télévisée de la troupe canadienne de sketchs comiques qui, le plus souvent, met des rebondissements bizarres, uniques et insensés dans leurs sketchs.
- Nommé pour 3 prix Primetime Emmy
- 10 victoires et 18 nominations au total
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- AnecdotesThe troupe took their name from a line that comedian Sid Caesar always said after telling a joke: "I got that one from the kids in the hall" (referring to the aspiring joke writers always hanging around outside his office).
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Gunslinger: I once shot a man just to watch him die. Then I got distracted and missed it.
- Générique farfeluDuring the credits for the last episode, two business men bury the troupe in a grave marked "Kids In The Hall, The TV Show 1989-1995." After, Bellini's music plays and he dances on their grave. It's the Oompah Band music from Daryl's Just-listening-to-the-Band sketch.
- ConnexionsFeatured in The 45th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1993)
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1,000 words is not nearly enough to express my complete, total, and utter love and devotion for TKITH.
I started watching this show on HBO in 1988, when I was 8 years old. I would tune in an hour before my bedtime, and literally laugh my ass off. I really don't think my parents had a clue what I was watching, and thank God. This show was a huge part of my childhood, and shaped my entire view of comedy, and what is truly funny. I was never a Monty Python person. Prime time TV sucked, and made me sick to my stomach most of the time. Later on, The State and Mr. Show came close, but never achieved the absolute comedic excellence of these 5 guys.
Besides giving me hours of enjoyment, I really feel this show shaped me to be a better person in so many ways. Growing up in the burbs I had very little exposure to the true stuff of life: alternative lifestyles, class warfare, and the complete ridiculousness of pop culture. If not for this show, I may have become yet another brick in the wall of socially accepted behavior. The Kids taught me it was OK to be weird - that I didn't need to like what everyone else liked. When I first met a gay person, I didn't blink. When I got my first office job, all I could see were the businessman sketches. This show gave me a very unique perspective with which to frame reality, and I'll be forever grateful.
I guess this is a pretty serious review about a comedy show, but what the hell. I frigging love these guys.
I started watching this show on HBO in 1988, when I was 8 years old. I would tune in an hour before my bedtime, and literally laugh my ass off. I really don't think my parents had a clue what I was watching, and thank God. This show was a huge part of my childhood, and shaped my entire view of comedy, and what is truly funny. I was never a Monty Python person. Prime time TV sucked, and made me sick to my stomach most of the time. Later on, The State and Mr. Show came close, but never achieved the absolute comedic excellence of these 5 guys.
Besides giving me hours of enjoyment, I really feel this show shaped me to be a better person in so many ways. Growing up in the burbs I had very little exposure to the true stuff of life: alternative lifestyles, class warfare, and the complete ridiculousness of pop culture. If not for this show, I may have become yet another brick in the wall of socially accepted behavior. The Kids taught me it was OK to be weird - that I didn't need to like what everyone else liked. When I first met a gay person, I didn't blink. When I got my first office job, all I could see were the businessman sketches. This show gave me a very unique perspective with which to frame reality, and I'll be forever grateful.
I guess this is a pretty serious review about a comedy show, but what the hell. I frigging love these guys.
- christinecarroll122
- 26 janv. 2013
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By what name was The Kids in the Hall (1988) officially released in India in English?
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