The Andy Dick Show

February. 27,2001

Rating：

6.4

Genre：

Comedy

Keywords：

Sketch Comedy

Trailer Synopsis

The Andy Dick Show is an American sketch comedy series that aired on MTV from February 2001 to May 2002. The series was created by and starred comedian Andy Dick.

Seasons & Episode

Seasons 3 : 2002

7 Episode

Episode 1 - Episode 301

April. 05,2002

Tenacious D Skit #1 Sea Dicks Tenacious D Skit #2 Dismissed with Zitty McGee Daisychain Across America Tenacious D Skit #3 Flipped: Andy Dick/Tom Green

Episode 2 - Episode 302

April. 12,2002

Daphne Aguilera Reunited Skit #1 On Campus - Piper the RA Daphne Aguilera Reunited Skit #2 Master Your Crack Dave Grohl's Party Daphne Aguilera Reunited Skit #3 Peebop the Clown - Deathrow Clown

Episode 3 - Episode 303

April. 19,2002

Master P Skit #1 10 Spot Dreamdate with Thom Yorke Catchetelis Master P Skit #2 You Call Yourself a Fan - Linkin Park fans The Full Story with Grant Fishtruck - Andy Dick's Outdoor Ranch Camp Master P Skit #3 Lyle Tillman's Government Guide to Free Sex Writemade Pencils

Episode 4 - Episode 304

April. 26,2002

Luke Wilson Skit #1 Lil' Normy Luke Wilson Skit #2 Ted Wondwossen - Teddybear Lover Andy gets chased by teenage girls Luke Wilson Skit #3 Spring Break - Angry Landlord Simon from Space

Episode 5 - Episode 305

May. 05,2002

Molly Sims Skit #1 Cocunut Monkey Bank Molly Sims Skit #2 What Would Andy Dick Do? My Dad Was an 80's Popstar Molly Sims Skit #3 100% Sex-cess

Episode 6 - Episode 306

May. 10,2002

Yard sale with Nikka Kosta Skit #1 Celebrity Kin with Rob Zombie Late Video Bounty Hunter Yard sale with Nikka Kosta Skit #2 System for the Revolution and Such with Raj De La Fresca Wayne 'Whitey' Whitman - Rock and Roll Pet Walker Yard sale with Nikka Kosta Skit #3 New Teen Movie Ice Cream Tattoo Artist

Episode 7 - Episode 307

May. 17,2002

Restaurant Sketch with Kevin Richardson #1 Zitty McGee on Tough Enough Restaurant Sketch with Kevin Richardson #2 Tuesdays with Anus Andy Dick's: Is It My Turn Yet? Restaurant Sketch with Kevin Richardson #3 Andy's Guru

Seasons 2 : 2001

7 Episode

Seasons 1 : 2001

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