The Andy Dick Show

ANDY DICK DOES NOT BELONG ON MTV! He should move his show to HBO or Showtime. More flexible timeslots, and freedom to do more than what MTV is letting him do. Oh yeah obscenities un-bleeped also would be cool. I agree with the first person who commented about this show, Dick is a funny and talented person, he shouldn't have to prove this by only giving MTV ratings.

I have read some of the comments of "The Andy Dick Show." I can't belive you people say that about Andy. He is cute and funny. My friend and me we never miss an episode and we love to intimidate he's skits. So what I'm saying watch Andy once and give him a chance.

Andy Dick is a brilliant comedian, and this show was hysterical, although there should have been some revisions. For example, the actor who played David Berman (Andy's personal assistant) was terrible, and the should have had David Berman himself play the part. Also, the Boogie Man skit was a good idea, but it could have been presented better. However, the Andy Dick Show did have its shining points like the David Berman, Shawn Green, and Daphnie Agulera scetches, which is reason enough to watch the show.

i just love this show! i think it is Andy Dick at his best. he was wonderful on Newsradio but this is his show and it is hilarious. my favorite character that he does is Daphne Agularia. i like other shows on MTV like TRL, say what kareoke, jackass, and celebrity death match but the Andy Dick show is the best.

The Andy Dick Show (as broadcast on MTV) is a mediocre sketch comedy show that basically spoofs MTV programs and pushes the limits of TV censoring.

Although Andy Dick is a brilliant comedian, it seems that this show could do better. (Dick does not belong on a Music Television Station, he belongs on HBO.) In order to understand many of the jokes, you have to be familiar with MTV programs and it seems that MTV is trying to re-create the success they had with the inane Tom Green Show by giving a wildly unpredictable comedian his own half hour program.

There are moments that are absolutely priceless (Dick teaching a Prison Guard how to intimidate prisoners, and a documentary about Dick's personal assistant who, among other things, changes Andy's diapers and pre-chews his food), and there are moments that make you want to change the channel (the entire "Boogie Man" skit).

Andy Dick, (who writes, stars AND directs) is an amazingly gifted person and it is unfortunate that the only way to see this man's talents is by giving MTV ratings.