The Chris Wylde Show Starring Chris Wylde

This show has come a long way from the original version he did in college. Notwithstanding the obvious improvements of Comedy Central over American University's ATV, the show also has better jokes, better comedy bits, and even a pretty cool live band. The AU show was OK, but nothing special. This show is decent, and underrated. Good for a few laughs before going back to work or school.

Whoa. Can a show be any worse? I highly doubt that. This show is just wrong! Horrible, bad, unfunny, boring, what other bad words can I use? Wylde clearly thinks he's funny, but he's very mistaken. Both him and his "sidekick," some guy named Forty who acts like a drunk 12 year old need to find a new business to go in. The show goes wrong in every aspect...the writing, it seems as tho a 12 year old boy cranked these "jokes" out, and Wylde himself doesn't help much. Do me a favor, and stop laughing at your own sorry jokes, Chris! Please! If you think a guy saying the "f" word every now and then in between horribly set up, unfunny skits and interviews, is funny, then- this is your show. Everyone else, STAY AWAY! .0000001/10? Is that an option?

The innocence and beauty of the corporate TV-14 marriage of Comedy Central's "Chris Wylde" and the feel-good people's poet of NC-17 American University's "Chris Noll" is everything that is awesome AND sucky about cable television. Yes the show had moments of comic brilliance from Bumblton Q. Bear to the murder of 40 by Joe Rogan. But it also had the forced canned Comedy Central jigginess of a Will Smith video by a fat awkward sweaty guy from Jersey. What have we learned from the show? The code is real. What have we taken from the show? Everything that wasn't nailed down.

brilliant. brilliant. brilliant. brilliant. i have recently had the good fortune to see the final episode on a stolen vhs copy. it starts with 40 mistakenly thinking this is the musical episode, and escelades into the west hollywood gospel choir joining tommy davidson in the first pro-america, anti-bush piece of rhetoric to hit the airwaves of the new millenium. the roadtrip piece, Mosh Across America, is inspired, and the funny funny black card list (hints that you're pet dog is really a dinosaur) is silly, irreverent magic. this episode epitomizes what a shame it is you can't but this 10 episode analog of pre and post sept 11th america in a local videostore. what a wonderful series. perhaps it is best they took it away from us. we were not ready.

This show is terrible. Chris Wylde is not funny AT ALL (although he thinks he is). Nothing they do on the show is ever funny. Chris Wylde is a terrible interviewer. Basically the only thing on the show that doesn't suck is the band. Maybe they will fire Chris Wylde and give the band their own show. We can only hope. This show is so bad I'm surprised that MTV or Fox didn't pick it up. The only thing I can imagine worse than watching this show on tv is being a member of the studio audience.