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Steven Cragg is known for Scrubs (2001), Mad TV (1995) and Saturday Night Live (1975).
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The eighth season of Mad TV, an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on the Fox Network between September 14, 2002, and May 17, 2003.
Mad TV; Season 10: No. of episodes: 23: ... (Flanagan); show writer Steven Cragg criticizes the lack of quality television and makes his own show inside of an ...
The seventh season of Mad TV, an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on the Fox Network between September 22, 2001, and May 18, 2002.
- Michael Mcdonald
- Debra Wilson
- Aries Spears
- Bobby Lee
- MO Collins
- Nicole Sullivan
- Will Sasso
- Alex Borstein
- Stephnie Weir
- Ike Barinholtz
One of the most popular cast members, joining in the fourth season and remaining on until the end of the 13th, he not only created some of the most memorable characters but also served as a contributing writer and director for the show. Michael’s best known recurring characters is the overgrown man child Stuart, and one of his best impersonations a...
As the longest-serving original cast member on the series, Debra has also had a successful career in voice acting, lending her vocal talents to series like American Dad and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. She played some of the most popular characters on the show, including the Latina bimbo Melina, Kappa Kappa Pappa sorority sister Hayden Brooks, and t...
As the second-longest-serving cast member, Aries was a master of impressions, able to imitate everyone from Jay-Z to LL Cool J, Sylvester Stallone, and Denzel Washington. Some of his most notable characters included Belma Buttons, co-host of a fictional BET show calledReality Check, and a controversial rapper named Emcee Esher. Along with some voic...
A stand-out cast member for beloved roles like Johnny Gon and the Blind Kung Fu Master, Bobby now hosts his own successful podcast called TigerBelly, and has been a main cast member of ABC sitcomSplitting Up Together, though the series was just canceled after two seasons. He’s also appeared in Love and NCIS: Los Angeles, and has several new project...
You might be surprised to hear that Mo has done a 180 from comedy and is appearing on Fear the Walking Dead, though she still manages to inject some humor into her role on the otherwise dramatic series. During her time on MadTVfrom 1998 through to 2004, some of Mo’s most popular characters were Lorraine Swanson, the unlucky Trina, and Doreen, mothe...
On the series for six seasons, Nicole went on to play Holly for five seasons on CBS sitcom The King of Queens and played a recurring character on Scrubs. One of the original cast members of the sketch comedy series, her most popular character creation was the mean Vancome Lady. Today, you can see her playing the Johnsons’ nosy neighbor Janine onBla...
From 1997-2002, Will brought characters to life like the accident-prone handyman Paul Timberman and the Mexican luchador Senor Bag of Crap. He went on to star as Curly in the reboot of The Three Stoogesin 2012 and has made appearances promoting pro wrestling, given that he’s a personal fan of the sport. He went on to star in several TV series, incl...
One of the actors on the series with the most memorable characters, Alex was best known for her character Ms. Swan, who’s lines like “you looka like a man” and “I tell you” were often quoted by fans. Her career has skyrocketed since the series. RELATED: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend: 10 Episodes To Watch To Relive The Series She voices the character of Lois ...
On the series from 2000-2006, Stephnie was known for characters like Dot Goddard and Angela Wright and impersonated everyone from Anna Nicole Smith to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen. She’s made appearances on a number of TV series since leaving MadTV, including in 13 episodes of The Comedians back in 2015. Most recently, she was a supporting character ...
Ike has devised an impressive resume since leaving MadTV in 2007 after a five-year run on the sketch comedy show. He’s best known for appearing in movies like Neighbors, Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising, Suicide Squad, and Blockers. RELATED: The Wolf Of Wall Street: 10 Quotes We Can All Relate To He is also credited with co-writing the comedy Central I...
Nov 21, 2016 · The breakout duo of MADtv, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, are now the proud owners of a Peabody Award and two Emmy awards.
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From Universal and writers/excecutive producers Steven Cragg (“Mad TV”) and Brian Bradley (“Scrubs”), with executive producer David Janollari (“Six Feet Under”), comes single-cam comedy “How We...
