Advanced search
- TITLES
- NAMES
- COLLABORATIONS
Search filters
Enter full date
to
or just enter yyyy, or yyyy-mm below
to
to
to
Exclude
Only includes titles with the selected topics
to
In minutes
to
1-50 of 271
- 20041h 1mNot Rated8.3 (894)VideoA hilarious collection of some of the best Triumph the Insult Comic Dog segments from "Late Night with Conan O'Brien."
- Similar to long-running series like The Bugs Bunny Show, this compilation series featured shorts from various Warner Bros. Animation series like Tiny Toon Adventures, Animaniacs, The Sylvester & Tweety Mysteries, and Pinky and the Brain. In the second season, two new characters, Karen and Kirby, were added as hosts.
- Cinemassacre counts down the top 10 worst ideas for top 10 lists: #10: Janitors, #9: Guys with holes in shirts, #8: Movies with dogs in them, #7: Moments Hitler says "nein", #6: Moments the Columbia Pictures logo made a cameo in the movie, #5: Brendan Frasier screams, #4: Foreground bushes, #3: Chairs, #2: Movies where someone's hat falls off and you see inside the hat, and #1: Moments Johnny Depp says "then".
- Inspired by the odd DVD menu for the "Super Mario Bros. Super Show" DVD "Mario's Greatest Movie Moments", which featured Inspector Gadget explaining how to use a DVD remote, Inspector Gadget further lends his expertise by explaining how to use the Cinemassacre website.
- James and Mike play some quick matches of the SNES version of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tournament Fighters". The winner gets to watch the last 25 minutes of the 1990 "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" film, while the loser has to watch the last 25 minutes of "Turtle Tunes".
- Bryan Konietzko, co-creator of "Avatar: The Last Airbender", heads overseas to JM Animation and Moi Animation, two animation studios which worked on the series. Numerous key animators, background artists, checkers, and others are interviewed.
- This instructional video shows players advanced combos and strategies for the video games "Street Fighter II Turbo" and "Street Fighter II: Special Champion Edition". All twelve characters are covered. The end features a preview of "Super Street Fighter II".
- Taz is after delicious kiwi birds and has to run across numerous Taz-Mania landscapes to eat them. Along the way, he must avoid buses, as well as Axl and Bull Gator, Buddy Boar, Wendal T. Wolf, and She-Devil, who are all on the road with him.
- 1995–2002TV-PG7.5 (49)TV EpisodeBen runs into a prostitute on the street. He doesn't take advantage her services, but after a conversation with her, he realizes that many people need help, and wants to be the one to provide it. He begins to make Dr. Katz and Laura feel guilty about themselves, that they're not out on the streets "making a difference", like he is. After a week, Ben gives up, especially after he unknowingly chides a friend of Katz's to improve her life, as he assumed she was a prostitute.
- During a morning trip to the local bakery, Steve, the owner of the business, offers Ben a job as his assistant. Not only did his previous assistant quit, but he sees potential in him and rationalizes that he comes in here all the time anyway. Dr. Katz is overjoyed that Ben is finally employed. Ben is less than thrilled, however, because it requires getting up at 4 A.M. Also, he thinks Steve is a nut. On his third day, Ben is fired for being four hours late. When Steve goes leaves the counter, Ben steals a bunch of baked goods in retaliation for Steve refusing to give him a paycheck for two days of work.
- Ben gets into Dr. Katz's medical books and convinces himself he has all sorts of medical illnesses including, of all things, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (S.I.D.S.). Meanwhile, Dr. Katz is afraid of a bee that's made its way into his office. Laura plays on his fear and refuses to kill the bee at his request. Also, Patient Dom Irrera leaves a love proclamation song on Dr. Katz's answering machine.
- Ben wins $500 in a lottery scratch-off game and uses the money on an expensive dinner at a five star restaurant, with Dr. Katz and Laura as his guests. In the end, the restaurant bill ends up over his $500, forcing him to rely on Katz and Laura to pay the rest.
- Julie sets Dr. Katz up on a blind date with Beth, a woman from the Midwest. Eventually, Beth cancels through Julie. Meanwhile, Ben wants to have a tenth anniversary dinner with Dr. Katz, with the anniversary being ten years since Katz and his wife split up.
- Ben is offended when Dr. Katz throws out "Bully", a prized stuffed animal of his, without asking. Later, while Dr. Katz plays guitar, Ben suggests he try out at a nearby club's open mic night. Ben takes Laura there as a "date", though Laura doesn't think of it as such. Dr. Katz sings an original song about family, which ends with a line about Bully. Realizing his mistake of throwing out Bully, Dr. Katz apologies to Ben in front of everyone.
- Ben is in the newspapers for witnessing a crime. Dr. Katz and Laura both remark that it's odd that he used his real name instead of choosing to remain anonymous. Ben thinks he's on the road to stardom because of this one-time incident, and wants to go to a school to tell his story. However, in the end, it's revealed that he didn't actually see a crime and lied to the reporter: "It was in the heat of the moment and I had to say something." Dr. Katz grounds Ben.
- Dr. Katz is informed by his doctor that his chances are good for having a massive heart attack. He strives to get in shape, with Julie's help: In exchange for fitness sessions, Julie wants Katz to teach her the guitar. Katz tries to convince Ben to take a health oath, but he's reluctant.
- Dr. Katz loses his day planner, and enlists Ben's help to find it while he's at work. Katz confides in Ben that the day planner contained chapters of a self help book he was writing. It turns out Ben wedged the day planner under their air conditioner to stop its shimmying.
- Ben wants to change his image. He ultimately decides on an earring, though he starts with a tacky-looking "tape-on" earring before going for the real thing. Dr. Katz doesn't approve. However, Ben gets cold feet at the mall and ultimately doesn't go through with it.
- Dr. Katz brings a bowl of fruit to the office and sets it on Laura's desk. They eventually get rid of it, because it's going rotten and attracting flies. Meanwhile, Ben gets ideas for new careers and hobbies, such as cake decorating, roller skating, and truck driving. He doesn't follow through on any of them.
- Dr. Katz buys a pair of glasses. Everyone thinks they look awkward. Ben tries to have some fun with what he believes is Katz getting older by playing some pranks on him, including hiding his cell phone and removing all the chairs from the kitchen.
- Dr. Katz gets the sudden urge to play the board game "Guess Who" with Ben. During the game, Katz sees the reflection of Ben's pieces in the TV screen and guesses correctly, annoying an oblivious Ben. Katz eventually comes clean about cheating, and offers to leave the apartment for a night as self-punishment. But in the process of saying where he'll probably be staying (the Hilton), Ben wants to come along.
- 1995–2002TV-PG7.6 (46)TV EpisodeWhile looking for his birth certificate, Ben discovers that Dr. Katz was a hippie back in the '60s, and had an old flame named Sharon Koppleman. This makes Katz nostalgic, and takes his guitar to the office, wanting Laura to humor him by pretending to be Sharon from his old folk music duo.
- Ben wants to make author his full-time job, and for his first book, plans to write memoirs of his life so far. He dedicates the book to Dr. Katz, rationalizing that by the time he finishes the book, Katz will be dead. As with most all job ideas, though, Ben gives up by the end of the episode.
- 1995–2002TV-PG7.6 (49)TV EpisodeLaura calls Dr. Katz's apartment to say she won't be into work, using the lame excuses that she needs to get her watch fixed and do holiday shopping. Ben wonders if she's unhappy at the office and that's why she's calling in sick; Dr. Katz agrees and upgrades her position from "receptionist" to "administrative assistant". Since that doesn't seem to do anything for her, Katz throws an office Christmas party, though because of the size of his business, it will only be the two of them. When Laura arrives at the party, she almost immediately announces she has to go (especially when Katz says that Ben might be stopping by later), but thanks Dr. Katz for going through the trouble of having a party for her. Ben and Katz end the episode singing a round of "Jingle Bells".
- Ben sees an ad in the paper about raising pot-bellied pigs, breeding them, and selling the babies, and wants to do that as a job. He also meets Laura, Dr. Katz's receptionist, though when he offers to treat her to a cup of coffee, she goes by herself and asks that he reimburse her when she returns.
- Dr. Katz gets a call from an old flame and patient Sharon Myers, whom he referred to another therapist because he felt unprofessional dating one of his patients. However, he does agree to a drink with Sharon to tell her that he can't start seeing her as a patient again.
- 1995–2002TV-PG7.5 (46)TV EpisodeDr. Katz gets the urge to build a wood shelf for the wall. Ben agrees to get the necessary supplies, but causes problems when he breaks a nail gun and therefore can't return it at the hardware store. In the end, they build a shelf, but it's less than satisfactory, so they plan to put pamphlets on it.
- 1995–2002TV-PG7.2 (49)TV EpisodeDr. Katz is asked to give an adult education lecture. Katz chooses to discuss a theory of his: A person gets temporarily smarter whenever they experience physical pain or emotional distress. Ben tries to inflict some pain on himself so he can feel smarter, but fails. At the lecture, Ben jumps his cues to laugh at Dr. Katz's opening jokes, throwing Katz for a loop.
- Laura has been taking many afternoons off without saying where she's going. Dr. Katz and Ben are both naturally suspicious, and Ben sets out to be a detective to find out what she's been doing. He doesn't find anything in his "detective work", though; Laura admits she's been going to traffic school when confronted by Dr. Katz.
- Laura is going on a hunger walk and asks Dr. Katz to sponsor her. Ben catches wind that she'll be doing this, and wants to do the walk as well, greatly underestimating how long 20 miles really is. He gives up at the 15 mile mark and Dr. Katz and Laura have to carry him the rest of the way.
- Ben gets the bug to be outdoors and asks Dr. Katz if they could do some camping and biking over the weekend. However, things don't pan out, and they end up staying home as usual, recording their "wild" weekend of pigging out on food and watching TV on Laura's camcorder.
- Billy the Kid hosts this Western-themed episode, with skits that include: A song about the gold rush; a game show called "Indian Givers" hosted by General George Armstrong Custer and with contestants Sitting Bull, Chief Joseph, and Geronimo; the founding of Virgil, Wyatt, & Morgan; Miss Information interviewing Doc Holliday; Toast working for the Pony Express; and Bill Straitman interviewing Buffalo Bill Cody.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeGwyneth Paltrow shares some dark secrets. The main comedy segment is SAT Analogies. Topher Grace is interviewed about the new season of "That '70s Show". Another comedy segment involves a viewer repeatedly calling Conan and delaying the start of a Funny Fest 2002 performance. Jamie-Lynn Sigler is interviewed about her role on "The Sopranos". Kevin Brennan performs stand-up.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeConan unveils new NCAA college football mascots: University of Idaho Birthing Potato, Florida State Afro Helmets, Boston University Gay Frankenstein, University of Terre Haute Straight Richard Simmons, Temple University Chinese Fabio, SUNY-Buffalo's Guy With an Actual Handlebar Mustache Riding a Bike With Mustache Handlebars, Colorado State's Gay Frankenstein Hitting on Chinese Fabio, and Clemson University's Fake Cow With Disco Ball Udders. Later, Michael Caine reveals some dark secrets. Kevin James is interviewed about his series The King of Queens; Teri Polo is interviewed about her new series I'm With Her; Ken Burns is interviewed about his new movie Horatio's Drive.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeConan notes that Hungarian ambassador András Simonyi is sitting in the audience. The main comedy segment is S.A.T. Analogies. Another comedy segment involves Conan killing time by playing a movie trivia game with a few members of the audience. Whoopi Goldberg is interviewed about her new series Whoopi; Rosario Dawson is interviewed about her new movie The Rundown; Eastmountainsouth performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-149.0 (17)TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is G.E. Satellite Channels, where Conan shows The Overreacting to Minor Annoyances Channel, The Sugar News Network, The Hearing Impaired Dogs Channel, The Porn with Frustratingly Long Set-ups Channel, Obscure Jewish Holidays Channel, and The H.C.O.T.W. Channel. Another comedy segment involves a comparison between a summer and autumn stage manager. Diane Lane is interviewed about her new movie Under the Tuscan Sun; Wanda Sykes is interviewed about her new series Wanda at Large; Jonny Lang performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is New Euros. Also, Conan unveils a TV channel for hearing-impaired dogs, and shows hidden security camera footage of himself and Andy Richter (and later Marilyn Manson) making out in the dressing room. The Rock is interviewed about his new movie The Rundown; Isaac Mizrahi is interviewed about his new clothing line; Robert Randolph and The Family Band performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy sketch is Late Night's Fall Season Premiere. A later sketch involves an audience member volunteering to hop into a giant meat grinder. Val Kilmer is interviewed about his new movie Wonderland; Carmen Electra is interviewed about her new series Livin' Large and an upcoming workout video about aerobic stripteasing; Todd Barry performs stand-up.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeJack Black joins Conan for a look into the future for In The Year 2000. Michael Caine reveals some of his darkest secrets. Conan unveils a channel made for hearing-impaired dogs. Christopher Walken is interviewed about his new movie The Rundown; Jack Black is interviewed about his new movie School of Rock; Staind performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is What in the World?. Later, Conan reveals he lost the show in a card game with a Russian named Sergei, who makes creative changes to it. Kevin Bacon is interviewed about his new movie Mystic River; Vivica A. Fox is interviewed about her new movie Kill Bill: Vol. 1; The Del McCoury Band performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is Expanding Our Demographic. Also, Little Jay Leno briefly stops by, and Hannigan the Traveling Salesman tries to sell his wares. Uma Thurman is interviewed about her new movie Kill Bill: Vol. 1; Josh Lucas is interviewed about his new movie Wonderland; North Mississippi Allstars performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is Patterns. Conan also unveils who will star in an upcoming made-for-TV movie about the 2003 California recall election. A man in the audience accuses Conan of spitting on him, despite being in the back row. Gwyneth Paltrow is interviewed about her new movie Sylvia; Philip Seymour Hoffman is interviewed about his new movie The Party's Over (aka Last Party 2000); Howie Day performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe comedy segment is If They Mated. Later, Conan sings a lullaby to new parents and their babies. Tim Robbins is interviewed about his new movie Mystic River; Natasha Henstridge is interviewed about her new series She Spies; Kaki King performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe comedy segment is Actual Items. David Arquette is interviewed about his new show Mix it Up; Gina Gershon is interviewed about her new movie Pray For Rock and Roll; Béla Fleck and the Flecktones performs. And in a parody of a David Blaine magic act, The Masturbating Bear in a glass box attempts to go the whole show without pleasuring himself.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeConan shows a new episode of "60", a parody of "24" where each episode is only a second long. The main comedy segment is Celebrity Autographs. A brief comedy segment involves Conan trying to tell a joke to a blind, deaf German man in the audience. Al Franken is interviewed about his new book Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them; Courtney Thorne-Smith is interviewed about her series According to Jim; The Thrills perform.
- 1993–200957mTV-147.4 (20)TV EpisodeConan shows a new episode of "60", a parody of "24" where each episode is only a second long. The main comedy segment is New State Quarters. Quentin Tarantino is interviewed about his new movie Kill Bill: Vol. 1, and Conan shows a Tarantino-inspired Three Stooges parody. Molly Sims is interviewed about her new show Las Vegas. Chuck Palahniuk is interviewed about his new novel Diary.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeConan shows a special Halloween episode of "60", the spoof of "24" where each episode is one second long. The main comedy segment is Classic Monster Makeovers, featuring The Ghosts That Can't Go Through Solid Objects, Mummy Mr. T, Franklin Stone, The Skeleton Who's Awaiting Medical Tests, Moth-Sized Mothra, Freddy Krueger Mellencamp, and a Dracula that performs liposuction. Another comedy segment is about the AOL Guy's earlier career in S&M porn. James Caan is interviewed about his new show Las Vegas; David Cross is interviewed about his new show Arrested Development; Greg Behrendt performs stand-up.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe comedy segment is Sweeps Ahoy!, featuring a reunion of Wagon Train, mini streakers, Joel being the victim of a mysterious crime, La Bamba being replaced with a sexy model, Conan starting a rumor that Max is dead, debuting a new character named Sam who's Jessica Simpson's stupid brother, and showcasing a made-for-TV movie called "Shafted". The second comedy segment has Conan visiting Cloppy the horse. Patrick Stewart is interviewed about his role in the Broadway play The Caretaker; Regina Hall is interviewed about her new movie Scary Movie 3; The Strokes perform.
- 1993–200957mTV-14TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is New Celebrity Children's Books. Another comedy segment has Patrick Stewart reveals some his darkest secrets. Laurence Fishburne is interviewed about his new film The Matrix Revolutions; Steve Schirripa is interviewed about his new book The Goombas of Love; The Polyphonic Spree performs.
- 1993–200957mTV-148.0 (17)TV EpisodeThe main comedy segment is a remote segment where Triumph the Insult Comic Dog interviews various contestants auditioning for American Idol in Hawaii, and also does the weather report for a local TV station. It is a two-part segment that continues on the next episode. Will Ferrell is interviewed about his new movie Elf; Chloë Sevigny is interviewed about her new movie Shattered Glass; Sarah Vowell is interviewed about her new book The Partly Cloudy Patriot.