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Ed's Night Party

  • TV Series
  • 1995–2006
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
5.7/10
277
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Dark ComedyComedyTalk Show

Ed the Sock is a foul-mouthed, cigar- chomping sock puppet with green hair who hosts one of Canada's longest running late night talk shows. He abuses guests, both famous and not-so-famous al... Read allEd the Sock is a foul-mouthed, cigar- chomping sock puppet with green hair who hosts one of Canada's longest running late night talk shows. He abuses guests, both famous and not-so-famous alike.Ed the Sock is a foul-mouthed, cigar- chomping sock puppet with green hair who hosts one of Canada's longest running late night talk shows. He abuses guests, both famous and not-so-famous alike.

  • Stars
    • Steven Joel Kerzner
    • Liana Kerzner
    • James Stamos
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  • IMDb RATING
    5.7/10
    277
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    • Stars
      • Steven Joel Kerzner
      • Liana Kerzner
      • James Stamos
    • 3User reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Steven Joel Kerzner
    Steven Joel Kerzner
    • Ed the Sock
    • 1997–2006
    Liana Kerzner
    Liana Kerzner
    • Self - Co-Host
    • 2005–2006
    James Stamos
    • Self - In-House DJ…
    • 2005–2006
    Brandy Dawley
    • Self
    • 2006
    Sean Ward
    • Self
    • 2006
    Ron Sparks
    Ron Sparks
    • Self…
    • 2004–2006
    Craig Campbell
    • Self - Co-Host
    • 2004
    The Black Eyed Peas
    The Black Eyed Peas
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    • 2005–2006
    Backstreet Boys
    Backstreet Boys
    • Themselves
    • 2006
    Jamie Kennedy
    Jamie Kennedy
    • Self
    • 2006
    Kalan Porter
    Kalan Porter
    • Self
    • 2006
    Jim Varney
    Jim Varney
    • Self
    • 1997
    'Weird Al' Yankovic
    'Weird Al' Yankovic
    • Self
    • 1997
    Ted Lange
    Ted Lange
    • Self
    • 1997
    Penn Jillette
    Penn Jillette
    • Self
    • 1997
    Teller
    Teller
    • Self
    • 1997
    Frank Bonner
    Frank Bonner
    • Self
    • 1997
    Beverly Johnson
    Beverly Johnson
    • Self
    • 1997
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    dgordon-1

    "Sock It To Me!"

    For our international friends, Ed the Sock is a grey sock puppet, with green hair, round eyes, smokes a cigar and has a voice you would imagine coming from a raunchy sailor. What makes Ed The Sock so special is his off the cuff & innuendo laden humour. Some of the things he has said on his show are priceless! "Ed's Night Party" is taped with a live studio audience in the ChumCity building at City TV in Toronto. It's set-up like a talk show, and is complete with go-go dancers, and a hot tub that a chosen studio guest can share with some heavenly honeys! His guests (usually videotaped) range from some big Hollywood names all the way over to porno stars. Usually, Ed visits some far off destination like Fort Lauderdale to report on the festivities, and take in some wholesome wet t-shirt or chug-a-lug contest.

    Not only does Ed The Sock have this TV show, he has proven to be pretty talented in other facets of TV. Some of his achievements are the "Fromage Awards" held annually at Much Music where he celebrates some the the cheesiest videos from the past year. He has also released a CD. Ed got his start on the local community access channel, then climbed aboard the ranks at City TV to spread his rye & funny sense of humour to a larger audience. For someone that has been a fan of Ed The Sock since his "Cable 10" days, it's great to see him get the exposure that he justly deserves.
    TheEtherWalk

    Ed the Suck

    Yeah I was fooled into thinking this was a good show. Sure there are scantily clad women and a killer sock puppet, but sometime while watching this show I suddenly realized it wasn't funny. It becomes almost depressing when you realize it is being filmed in an empty studio with just some girls and a hot tub. The laugh track is added to make it seem like there is an audience. There are no celebrity guests apart from the Celebrity Edcounters. The show just doesn't work.
    8yougottrumpedshow

    Was Great Before It Got Ruined

    This show was great back when it was on TV on City TV late nights every Friday. It had a rude and funny cigar smoking sock puppet who would just rant about whatever it was that was on his mind that day. Usually that was something most every day people would agree with like how people walking slow in front of you suck, that kind of stuff. He had a couple co-hosts over the different seasons but they were good. The last one was a guy named Craig who was very funny and did a good job making his own jokes with Ed the Sock but also listening to Ed's rants and making them better with additional jokes.

    It was just a late night show on a cheap dark set with no audience and a big fake laugh track and girls dancing or in the hot tub or sometimes both and sometimes they would get topless and most of them were good looking.

    Where the show fell apart was when they got their first female co-host who apparently is also the real life wife of Ed the Sock or the guy who is the voice behind Ed the Sock or whatever. She was terrible! She had very big boobs but that was about it. All her jokes were awful and she talked way too much. It's like everything had to be about her. The show didn't last long after she came on and I'm sure that's a big reason why. The show just wasn't the same after that and it died. It's sad because it was so good at first.

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      Banned from being broadcast in the province of Alberta after TV stations there were flooded with complaints over a segment in which Ed the Sock was shown "having sex" with porn star Doria.

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    • Release date
      • February 10, 1995 (Canada)
    • Country of origin
      • Canada
    • Official site
      • Official Site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Ed the Sock
    • Filming locations
      • Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    • Production companies
      • CITY-TV
      • Rogers Cablesystems
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      30 minutes
    • Color
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