To put in Weird Al context this series came out nine years after UHF and nine years before White & Nerdy. If you were hoping for UHF the show, unfortunately this disappoints, and as a grown man reviewing a children's tv show from the 90s, it's not that good. Too much all over the place, apparently the network wanted something to compete along with PeeWee's Playhouse and enforced a young intended audience on Weird Al's creative team, leaving the struggling to create something competent. A fairly generic zany kids show where nothing makes sense, theres some animated skits, a magic hamster, and a few of Weird Al's music videos from the time.
Review of The Weird Al Show
