The Brice Kennedy Show

Serie de TV
2002–
30min

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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaBorn out of the twisted, random psyche of independent film actor Brice Kennedy, The Brice Kennedy Show is a public access comedic variety talk show television program. Equal parts nonsensica... Leer todoBorn out of the twisted, random psyche of independent film actor Brice Kennedy, The Brice Kennedy Show is a public access comedic variety talk show television program. Equal parts nonsensical chicanery and performance art, the show mixes live studio guests and musical performance... Leer todoBorn out of the twisted, random psyche of independent film actor Brice Kennedy, The Brice Kennedy Show is a public access comedic variety talk show television program. Equal parts nonsensical chicanery and performance art, the show mixes live studio guests and musical performances with pre-taped man on the street segments, erratic stunts, abstract spectacles and other... Leer todo

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Curiosidades
Brice interviewed Bill Hayes and Susan Seaforth Hayes of Days of Our Lives (1965) fame once at a fund raiser but afterwards they refused to allow the footage to be used. They didn't like the edgy nature of the show so the segment never aired.

Citas
Brice: Mommy don't do that again.

Conexiones
Referenced in Shooting Home (2003)

Banda sonora
Rock Your Ass Off (The Brice Kennedy Show Theme)
written by Mark Poole
performed by Mark Poole

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10/10

An unpredictable journey (filled with streaking, rock and roll bands and mustard)

When this show first popped up on local cable in my hometown, people didn't know what to think. The first episode was like a cross between an art-house film and The Tom Green Show. The second episode went further, nearly into Kaufman territory, as a Christmas Special featuring Santa Claus exclaiming "Ho, ho, ho!" nonstop for a full 30 minutes. No commercial breaks and even less mercy.

The tone of the show is silly yet, at times, aggressive. Though some of the segments are hilarious in a broad sense, the show overall definitely isn't meant for mass consumption. There are too many obscure references, in-jokes and too eccentric of an overall character to appeal to the lowest common denominator, which is clearly by design. Dismissed by some, appreciated by more and ignored by no one, this show is independent comedy at its best.