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Mr. Show with Bob and David/"The Velveteen Touch of a Dandy Fop"
From The TV IV
| "The Velveteen Touch of a Dandy Fop" | |
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| Season 2, Episode 6 | |
| Airdate | December 20, 1996 |
| Production Number | 206 |
| Written by | David Cross Jay Johnston Bill Odenkirk Bob Odenkirk Dino Stamatopoulos Paul F. Tompkins |
| Directed by | Troy Miller John Moffitt |
| ← 2x05 "Operation Hell on Earth" |
3x01 → "Heaven's Chimney" |
| Mr. Show with Bob and David — Season Two | |
"The Velveteen Touch of a Dandy Fop" is the sixth and final episode of the second season of Mr. Show with Bob and David, and the tenth episode overall.
Guest Stars: Cheryl Bartel, Jack Black (Gay Guy/Movie Fan/Lost Movie Fan), Lisa Boyle, Floyd H. Dodd, Sarah Kalen, Maynard Keenan (Uninterested Interviewee), James McDonald, Tina New, Robbie Weinstein
Contents |
Plot Overview
Sketches
- Charity/Blind Gary Open: Bob is running to raise money for people with full-blown Entitilitis while David raises money for his own illegitimate children. After David brags about his charity programs for pretty girls and himself, Bob calls a blind man to read him that day's Calvin and Hobbes. (Link: Blind Gary introduces a service for overly helpful people to be matched up with the disabled.)
- Subway: A group of busybodies butt in to an argument between lovers on a subway car. They turn out to represent "the four voices within" and spark a scientific but childish debate. (Link: Dr. Terry and Dr. Sammy do battle with their imaginary avatars in Droopy's head.)
- Donut Shop: Droopy has trouble ordering a dozen donuts and understanding Dylan's anti-establishment views. (Link: Dylan plays a classic recording on his precious mini-victrola.)
- Megaphone Madness: Two stars of "megaphone crooning" battle for prominence in a race to sing about the newest technology of the 1920s. (Link: Dickie cleans up a theater showing Coupon: The Movie.)
- Greenlight Gang: Movie executives argue over who is responsible for the production of a movie about a popular coupon. (Link: The executives decide to sue the public for not seeing their terrible movie.)
- Coupon: The Trial: A montage of Coupon: The Movie v. the People of the United States. (Link: The judge sentences every person in the United States to see Coupon: The Movie.)
- Coupon: The Movie: The bombastic yet prosaic trailer for Coupon: The Movie. (The trailer ends with testimonials about the movie and its companion roller coaster.)
- Credits Testimonials Close: Testimonials about Mr. Show's credits.
Notes
Special Thanks To
Clay Loudermilk
