Dog Bites Man

Serie de TV
2006–

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Zach Galifianakis, A.D. Miles, Andrea Savage, and Matt Walsh in Dog Bites Man (2006)

Mockumentary Parody Satire Sitcom Comedy

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA documentary style behind-the-scenes look at the KHBX news team.A documentary style behind-the-scenes look at the KHBX news team.A documentary style behind-the-scenes look at the KHBX news team.

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- Dan Mazer
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8,1/10

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- Dan Mazer
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DestacadoMejor puntuado 1 Temporada 2006

Curiosidades
This show was originally developed at NBC under the title "American Lives", but the network ultimately passed on the pilot.

Citas
[at a racial sensitivity seminar]
Marty Shonson: Well, I have definitely looked down the double-barrel of the racist shotgun... in that I was made fun of a lot when I was a youngster for
[pointing to his red hair]
Marty Shonson: the old cinnamon bush up top. And uh, you know they called me all kinds of names. You know: carrot top, cinnamon top, copper top, cheeto head, cheeto top, butt pirate, ginger snap.
Kevin Beekin: I don't think, uh..."butt pirate" is referring to your red hair. It's a slang for gay people.
Marty Shonson: I think it refers more to pirates being of Danish decent, the Vikings and whatnot, they were red-haired. And I think the "butt" part is just sort of adding insult to injury. You know, sort of a seaman taunt.
Tillie Sullivan: It becomes the pirate, the reference is it's referring to pillaging butts.

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10/10

Tremendously intelligent and funny show!

This has to be one of the funniest programs on television. The actors are all VERY natural and are able to deliver subtle, yet hilarious comments throughout the show. It follows closely in the footsteps of shows and movies such as "The Office" and "Best in Show." It is easily one of the best programs Comedy Central has created. If you don't find "Dog Bites Man" funny, it's likely because you do not have a dry sense of humor. The comedy isn't slapstick, in your face, or obnoxious, but mature. Some of the jokes and cracks made are truly hilarious, but it may take you a second to get it. One of the actors in the show, Zach Galifianakis, appeared in the Comedy Central movie and documentary "Comedians of Comedy." His humor as a comedian comes through greatly in "Dog Bites Man." I would recommend this show to anyone who enjoys sarcasm. However, if you are the type that would rather see a pie thrown in someone's face or fart jokes, "Dog Bites Man" most definitely will not be for you.