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The Showbiz Show with David Spade

  • TV Series
  • 2005–
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
7.4/10
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The Showbiz Show with David Spade (2005)
ParodySketch ComedyStand-UpComedyTalk Show

A weekly series satirizing the world of entertainment, hosted by David Spade.A weekly series satirizing the world of entertainment, hosted by David Spade.A weekly series satirizing the world of entertainment, hosted by David Spade.

  • Creator
    • Hugh Fink
  • Stars
    • David Spade
    • Ash Sroka
    • Andy Daly
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  • IMDb RATING
    7.4/10
    278
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    • Creator
      • Hugh Fink
    • Stars
      • David Spade
      • Ash Sroka
      • Andy Daly
    • 10User reviews
    • 1Critic review
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    David Spade
    David Spade
    • Self - Host
    • 2005–2007
    Ash Sroka
    Ash Sroka
    • Celebrity VO
    • 2007
    Andy Daly
    Andy Daly
    • Self - Correspondent
    • 2005
    Scott Adsit
    Scott Adsit
    • Self
    • 2005
    Colleen Smith
    Colleen Smith
    • Correspondent
    • 2007
    Rob Lowe
    Rob Lowe
    • Self
    • 2005
    Jessi Klein
    Jessi Klein
    • Self
    • 2005
    Sergio Cilli
    Sergio Cilli
    • Serge The Web Guy
    • 2006
    Jennifer Roa
    Jennifer Roa
    • Angie…
    • 2006
    Edi Patterson
    Edi Patterson
    • Correspondent
    • 2007
    Lauren-Elaine Powell
    Lauren-Elaine Powell
    • Lauren
    • 2007
    Callie Thompson
    • Girl on Playground…
    • 2007
    Bernadette Murray
    Bernadette Murray
    • Soccer Mom…
    • 2006
    Brenda Schmid
    • Teacher
    • 2005
    Robert Downey Jr.
    Robert Downey Jr.
    • Self
    • 2005
    Val Kilmer
    Val Kilmer
    • Self
    • 2005
    Amy Smart
    Amy Smart
    • Self
    • 2005
    Steve Schirripa
    Steve Schirripa
    • Self
    • 2005
    • Creator
      • Hugh Fink
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    movieman_kev

    the laughs don't come in Spades to say the least

    I like David Spade, he was great on the Hollywood Minute segments of "Saturday Night Live". I also enjoyed "PCU", "Tommy Boy" and even "Joe Dirt" to varying degrees. But this new show of his is pretty awful thus far. Think of "the Daily Show" when Jon Stewart just had taken over as host from Craig Kilborn, That year or so was simply death warmed over. Such is also the case her, the jokes stale, the comic timing non-existent, and the writing leaving so very much to be desired. Seems that Comedy Central only puts shows that are either great ("South Park", "Chapelle's Show", "Reno 911" etcetera) or shows that are complete ass. Sadly this is in the latter, which is a shame, as I do still like Spade.

    My Grade: D-
    johnmadsenIII

    Spade's Back - Great Show!

    Yeah, at first, I was a little disappointed, but the last four or five episodes have been awesome. Spade's been himself and seems to be having fun doing it. The jokes have been dead-on funny. And best of all, he's brought back his Hollywood Minute (though it's now called Hollywood Ending, but still just as funny). There are still some bits that still bomb, but overall, 8/10, could be 10/10 if it just was a little more biting.

    Behind South Park and the Daily Show, it's probably the best show on Comedy Central. I like Colbert, but nobody can beat Spade at the top of his game.
    General_G

    Another "Comedy" Show

    I knew this show would suck even before it premiered and I must be psychic because I was right. It sucks! David Spade is so overrated! He is just so unfunny! I have never seen anything good with him in it. This show seems like something out of Saturday Night Live and I hate Saturday Night Live. This show is like a very bad The Daily Show with Jon Stewart where they only talk about entertainment. The last thing the world needs is another show just about entertainment. There's this and Entertainment Tonight and The Insider and Access Hollywood and so on. There are also these weird things before commercial breaks that don't make any sense. One was River Pheniox and Jack Lemmon, separated at death. What the Hell does that even mean!?!? River Pheniox never did any acting together and they didn't even die at the same time. There was also this word scramble that had no real words in it. It was just qkfhvbzxikgbnxkgjd pg0r74jfhdghjep9. We need to stop talking about celebrities constantly. Cancel this garbage show Comedy Central!
    10tskilove

    Sharp,smart&engaging-no wonder no one gets it!..

    I always kinda liked David Spade,as he said himself,he plays snarky to a tee,so I was looking forward to seeing him get more spotlight:this show is the kind of reality check long-overdue for TV&Hollywood,but it is also consistently better written&paced than most "Hit" comedies:as funny as Dave is,he's often out shined by a great cast of correspondents,all able to hold their own&be every bit as cutting as Davey boy,especially the dry as dust Andrew Daly,the fantastically over-the-top(as Lost,Greys etc obsessed fan)Colleen Smith&the acerbic Jessi Klein as well as the rest(the web troller guy etc.).Skewering hollywoodland&crap TV should be easy,but to make it this consistently funny&original,and to give the always hilarious Nick Swardson a regular gig bespeaks of taste&genius,so it's no wonder it's probably dead&buried by average TV fans who also don't get quality comedy like Sara Silverman,Idiocracy or Arrested Development,but would prefer to watch reality shows or lame talent-shows that we all should have either outgrown in High school or kept as a guilty pleasure for our dotage (Ballroom dancing,3 card monty with suitcases&freakshow sorry "talent" shows are primetime quality???) so,I recommend getting this on DVD if possible,it's a mark of it's quality that a gossip-inspired show stays funny long after the gossip has changed,moved on or been recycled.
    master_collosus

    Grrrrreatttt!

    Well to put it simply, this show is pretty amateur, as it has only been out 3 months or so. But so far, its doing awesome. The comedy is ranking from normal to great. And David Spade makes it all worthwhile even though sometimes the jokes aren't that great, he manages to pull most of them off. Kudos to the guy who thought of using the camera pointed down to ridicule celebrities-i could watch and actually pay just to see those episodes-they are absolutely hilarious. However, the other jokes are pretty average, but like i said before, Spade pulls em off without a problem-Michael J Fox imitation alone is amazing. Total Grade for this show: a solid A.

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      The show was originally going to be a daily show titled "Gone Hollywood" and hosted by Greg Giraldo with David Spade as executive producer. After the pilot was completed, Comedy Central approached Spade to host the show as well as produce. Spade agreed to host if the show was changed to a weekly show.
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      Referenced in Tosh.0: Risky Business Girls (2010)

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    • Release date
      • September 15, 2005 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
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      • Comedy Central
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Gone Hollywood
    • Production companies
      • Brillstein-Grey Entertainment
      • Pariah
      • Rat Fink
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