The Martin Short Show

TV Series
1999–2000
1h

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Martin Short in The Martin Short Show (1999)

Martin Short interviews celebrities with some Sketch Comedy on the side.Martin Short interviews celebrities with some Sketch Comedy on the side.Martin Short interviews celebrities with some Sketch Comedy on the side.

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5.2/10

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Awards
- 2 wins & 6 nominations

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Martin Short

Self - Host

Lou Bega

Self

Chevy Chase

Self - Guest

Mindy Sterling

Self

Paula Poundstone

Self

Steve Martin

Self

Thomas Gibson

Self

Sandra Bernhard

Self - Guest

Wayne Brady

Self

Dwayne Johnson

Self

Samm Levine

Self

Dave Thomas

Self

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

Themselves

Tom Hanks

Self - Guest

Tim Burton

Self

Thora Birch

Self - Guest

Catherine O'Hara

Self - Guest

Dana Delany

Self - Guest

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Trivia
Michael McKean was the show's bandleader. He even portrayed various characters on it. Also, Annette O'Toole and him guested on one of the episodes.

Connections
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Very Funny! Too Bad It Was Cancelled.

As a huge fan of Martin Short I loved waking up in the morning and watching this show. It made my weekday better. Okay, yes, the show could have used some refining but the sketches with Martin as Jiminy Glick and other characters including Ed Grimley (my personal favorite) and the Entertainer Man in the Nursing Home (can't remember the characters name) with cast member Mary Scheer were fabulous! It is too bad Martin couldn't have refined the show; maybe it would still be on the air.