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Some of the regular sketches on the show include "Idiot Paparazzi", where photographers hit the streets and take photos of people who vaguely look like famous people; "Comedy for Stoners", where a comedy sketch specially designed for someone who might be stoned; "Tomorrow's Headlines Today", when Spike reads headlines ("Ford Lays Itself Off", "Al Gore Melts", "NBC Pre-cancels Fall '07 Lineup", etc.) from Sunday's paper from various newspapers; sponsors for the show (such as Pitters beer, a very flammable beer sold in a breakaway bottle, with an AIDS test on the label, etc.), and "Backfat Sponsorship", where Spike uses one of his writer's (seemingly Felber, although not identified) backfat to advertise Fortune 500 companies (Red Bull, PS3, and Ign.com). On May 7, 2007 FOX renewed Talkshow With Spike Feresten for a 2nd season, making it the longest running talkshow on FOX. ^[1] Ford may mean a number of things: A ford is a river crossing. ... This article is about the former Vice President of the United States. ... This article is about the television network. ... For other uses, see AIDS (disambiguation). ... For other uses, see Red Bull (disambiguation). ... “PS3” redirects here. ... IGN is the oldest and most visited general gaming website, and runs one of the most popular forums on the Internet. ...

List of episodes

Note: All episodes in Season 1 were taped during Fall 2006 for broadcast throughout the year. However, as of Season 2, each episode is now taped the Thursday night before broadcast. Although due to the start of the writer's strike in November 2007, the show pretaped a few episodes to air.

Season 1

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Season 2

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International Broadcasts

• Australia, the program airs on The Comedy Channel.
• South Africa, the program airs on the Mnet Series channel on digital satellite service provider DSTV.
• Canada, the program airs on Global or E!, depending on the market.
• Singapore,
• Ireland,

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Backfat Sponsorships

• Red Bull Energy Drink
• PS3
• Ign.com

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Comedy For Stoners

• Extreme Hitlers - A little music video with people dressed in Hitler-like clothes skateboarding.
• Shaolin Cats - Cats that "do battle" in a martial arts sort of way.
• Electric Lincoln- Abraham Lincoln dances around with Christmas lights strapped around him and saying "historical facts".
• Horrifyingly Sexy Larry King-Larry King's head placed over the body of a dancer dressed in a bikini and suspenders.
• Fat Albert Gore - Fat Albert dressed in a suit sings about the environment in the way Al Gore would make a speech about the environment
• Strobe Light Monkeys - Monkeys dance around to the song 99 Luftballons, while strobe lights flash in the background.
• Electric Lincoln part duex - Lincoln gets shot
• Mexican Space Lizard - A lizard in a sombrero with space scenes in the background
• Slow-Mo Humanimal Races - Two people dressed as animals race through a hallway in slow motion.
• Cheeto Dogfights - Two fighter planes made of Cheetos fight in the sky.
• Martin Scorsese's Exploding Squirrel - a squirrel explodes
• Vincent Gallo Underwear Parade - a parade of guys in their underwear
• Morbidly Obese Aquarium
• Bigfoot Opera - an Opera were bigfoot rides a unicorn
• Senior Citizen Trannie Lingerie Party
• Horrifyingly Sexy Hannity and Colmes
• Smooth Jazz Rectal Exams - People getting rectal exams as jazz music plays
• Emo Baby verses Goth Baby Smackdown - Two babies fighting each other.
• Mr. Happy Handshake - A man who farts when you shake his hand meets a guy who shakes people's hands when they fart.
• Nightvision Elvis - Three Elvis shown in Nightvision
• Rascit Nose Party - A black finger tries to pick a white nose.

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Sketches

• Idiot Paparazzi - Spike and some friends pretend to be Paparazzi and shout the names of celebrities while snapping photos of passing everyday people who have a resemblance to the celebrity being shouted.
• Tomorrow's News Yesterday Today - Spike reads "news from the furture".
• The Donny Riffle Show
• Febreze Elderly
• Priest in a Yellow Ferrari
• Lot Cops
• Stimurol
• Discriminav
• NPR Morning Zoo
• 30 Second Trading Spaces
• The Heckler Whisperer
• Transcripts of Books on Tape
• Girl's Fathers Gone Wild
• Senior Citizen Trannie Lingerie Party
• Dr. Phil's Fan Mail
• Ye Olde Adult Video Shoppe
• Shoe Store Predictions
• Backfat Sponsorship
• Discount Puppies and Cats
• Indignant Editorial
• Lemon Party
• Classaction Lawsuit
• Crappy Neighbor
• Celebrity Space Shuttle
• Clinica de Medico
• What's Nuts Now?
• Cops Guy
• Chinese Product Recall
• Comedy for Stoners
• Pitters Beer
• How to do a Nerdy Intern Segmant
• The Unfair Target

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See also

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References

External links

• Official Site of Talkshow with Spike Feresten
• Talkshow with Spike Feresten at the Internet Movie Database
• Talkshow with Spike Feresten at TV.com