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The Tom Green Show

  • TV Series
  • 1999–
  • TV-14
  • 30m
IMDb RATING
6.7/10
1.5K
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Tom Green in The Tom Green Show (1999)
Hidden CameraSketch ComedySlapstickComedyTalk Show

Follows Tom Green, a comedian who likes to pull pranks on everybody.Follows Tom Green, a comedian who likes to pull pranks on everybody.Follows Tom Green, a comedian who likes to pull pranks on everybody.

  • Creator
    • Tom Green
  • Stars
    • Tom Green
    • Glenn Humplik
    • Phil Giroux
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.7/10
    1.5K
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    • Creator
      • Tom Green
    • Stars
      • Tom Green
      • Glenn Humplik
      • Phil Giroux
    • 30User reviews
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  • See production info at IMDbPro
    • Awards
      • 3 nominations total

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    Tom Green
    Tom Green
    • Self…
    • 1999–2003
    Glenn Humplik
    Glenn Humplik
    • Self…
    • 1999–2000
    Phil Giroux
    Phil Giroux
    • Self…
    • 1999–2000
    Alia Heward
    • Self - Guest
    • 2000
    Fabio
    Fabio
    • Self - Guest
    • 1999
    Russell Chaudhary
    Russell Chaudhary
    • Self
    • 1999
    Busy Philipps
    Busy Philipps
    • Self - Guest
    • 2003
    Lance Bass
    Lance Bass
    • Self
    • 2003
    Wesley Evans
    • Louise Goodram
    • 2003
    Derek Harvie
    • Self
    David Bowie
    David Bowie
    • Self
    • 2000
    Pierce Brosnan
    Pierce Brosnan
    • Self - Guest
    • 1999
    Will Ferrell
    Will Ferrell
    • Self
    • 1999
    Richard Attenborough
    Richard Attenborough
    • Self
    • 1999
    Jean Chrétien
    Jean Chrétien
    • Self
    • 1999
    Drew Barrymore
    Drew Barrymore
    • Self
    • 2000
    • Creator
      • Tom Green
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    StarGaze-9

    Better in Canada

    No offense to my friends to the south (America), but MTV's "The Tom Green Show" does not do the original show justice.

    Granted, its still over the top hilarious, but in Canada, the show was completely uncensored. Tom was completely free to be as crazy as he wanted to be without having anything censored. A few of his segments that originally aired in Canada have aired on the American show with language and other stuff cut out. That sucks!

    Tom, on behalf of all your fans in Canada, please come back and do your show here the way we remembered it. Or at least do your show on a network that will let you get away with a little more stuff than now (who knew MTV had a standards and practices department).

    And to you American viewers who are interested in the original Tom Green Show, I highly recommend you look for the following videos featuring the best of the original Tom Green Show:

    "Something Smells Funny", "Tonsil Hockey", and "Road Kill" on VHS, and "Endangered Feces" on DVD.

    Thank you.
    JasonM

    Amazing! Hilarious! The Best Talk Show on TV!

    I never saw the original "Tom Green Show" in Canada but recently it has started on MTV.

    This is an amazingly hilarious show. The best part I ever saw was him buying some condoms ("Abstinence...I'll have to try that.) I was on the floor for days.

    Also, Tom will stop at nothing to get a laugh. He has tried to revive a barbecue chicken, humping a moose so it will live, and calling his brother "Joe" over the PA system at a Wal Mart.

    If you haven't seen this show...Tom ought to pee in a jar of pickles and make you eat one!
    seandman

    Tom Green is NOT Andy Kaufman

    The comment that has most irked me is how unique and ahead of his time Tom Green is. Tom Green does 3rd grader jokes. He annoys other people, and that's all.

    Andy Kaufman was a genius because he didn't try to push peoples buttons, he just tried to be entertaining and nobody at the time got it. Watch a special on him, or read his bio. He did things that were incredibly sophisticated (i.e. the Mighty Mouse record on SNL, or the talk show where his desk was four feet higher than the guest). He didn't just run around screaming "Poopie!" and getting a cheap laugh, or cause some guy to go into a frenzy by walking up to him and kicking him.

    Tom Green is an immature little punk who gets paid to annoy people. Don't fool yourselves into thinking him a social engineer to justify laughing at toilet humor. And for the love of Kaufman, please stop comparing them.
    FlyBoyDC

    This is my personal critique of the notorious TV show.

    "The Tom Green Show" is perverse, insolent, and disgusting...but it is equally compelling.

    Imagine the ineptitude of "The Jerry Springer Show," the hilarity of "The Simpsons," and the vulgarity of "South Park," all merging together into one half-hour show. A show where boundaries are crossed, and tastelessness is pushed to new heights. This is one show where nobody is spared from the imposing wrath of one single man! He's rambunctious, he's spontaneous...he's the amazing, one-and-only Tom Green!

    "The Tom Green Show", hosted by none other then Tom Green himself has one simple concept: Mr. Green chooses people at random, and cajoles them to throw away their dignity in order to humiliate themselves in front of roaring crowds sitting in the audience seats. These hapless folks, ranging from store clerks to anonymous senior citizens do not realize what sort of embarrassing situations they are getting themselves into! Tom Green's co-host is the rotund but affable Glenn Humplik, an innocent and benign man with a simple life and a fairly mundane job. This man is a saint compared to Tom Green. Humplik is also a part-time employee at a telephone company. Hey, he also likes to look at (GASP!) his sister's mammary glands! Then, there is that guy by the window, who just sits there, laughing incessantly at every joke Tom Green makes...

    What is the point of "The Tom Green Show?" Well...I really wish I knew. I cannot attest that this show has a lot of intelligent, insightful meaning, but at least it never fails to make you laugh. There are so many memorable moments in this show that I can hardly contain myself. (How many times have you heard that line before?) Some of the most outrageous segments to look out for include "urine trouble," where Humplik is in serious distress, and "talk to the poo," which is...you've guessed it. Another unforgettable scene was when Tom Green made "home movies" involving both a sheep and a pizza delivery man. Yet, there are other controversial moments which are far too graphic to describe... It is moments like those segments involving scatological humor that make you glad that there are people out there like Tom Green who are entertaining the public. They make an impact in society...

    Apparently, this show's success is credited to Tom Green's sick but perceptive sense of humor. He can turn any generic event into a circus. As well, in the face of danger, Tom Green never backs down...he leaps into action! From skateboarding to swimming across Lake Washington, Tom Green is ready, willing, and able. Tom Green continuously keeps his viewers awed and amused. He often concocts the most bold, daring coups ever. His enterprises are always unanticipated, never routine. Sometimes they are uproariously hilarious, other times, you will be shaking your head in tremendous shock. Nevertheless, "The Tom Green Show" is a thoroughly fun and pleasant television show that is worth at least thirty minutes of your life.

    Personally, I find "The Tom Green Show" to be downright ribald. It is all in bad taste, but I find this show to be so comprehensively impudent that I cannot help but to snicker loudly. Novelty does count and Tom Green can always find novel ways of transforming seemingly ordinary and harmless circumstances into laugh riots. Tom Green is a disturbed little man. That's what makes him such a legend! As for Glenn Humplik, I feel really sorry for this character. I would be distraught if my best friend began ridiculing me on national TV. However, everyone knows that Humplik is a good sport and should therefore take the teasing blithely.

    "The Tom Green Show" is great. It if often freaky and ludicrous, but it is a joyous occasion to see people make idiots of themselves in front of camera. If ever Tom Green has a message to say to the people of the world, then he would probably say that everyone needs to lighten up a bit and have a little fun. It is acceptable to make a travesty of yourself in front of millions of people; that is only human nature. Anyway, this show is guaranteed to make you laugh so hysterically that you will embarrass yourself in front of your loved ones. Just sit back on your comfortable couch, forget your daily troubles, and prepare to laugh out loud.

    Watch out, Tom Green may be coming to your neighborhood soon...

    Here are some words of wisdom from Tom Green: "My bum is on the Swedish...SWEDISH...Swedish...SWEDISH"

    SPECIAL NOTE: If you ever plan to swim in Lake Washington, remember what Tom Green has said. Since the human body is "composed" of 80% water, then only 20% of the human being should have to swim. The remaining 80% of the body must "mix in" with the water. Okay? Good. This is Tom Green's theoretical theory!

    P.S. Do not forget to check out Tom Green's new music number, "The Bum Bum Song ('Lonely Swedish')." It will definitely change your perspective about the human rear end!

    RATING: Superb Entertainment! (These comments are based on the overall impression of the TV show. Television shows will not earn a star rating. This is because each episode will vary in its quality.)
    quadrophenia79

    How can this be TV companies 'pandering' us?

    The comment from the other guy that said The Tom Green show is a perfect example of TV companies 'pandering' us is wrong. Plain wrong. MTV didn't create Tom Green. Mary-Jane and Richard Green did. Tom has risen from public access TV. He wasn't being paid to do it. Whether people like it or not (And a lot hate it) Tom Green has made it. He was given the Comedy network and MTV shows because his Rogers 22 show was rated highly. MTV didn't pick him because they thought that's what we wanted to see, we DID want to see it, the proof was in the audience figures. Don't like it, don't watch.

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    • Trivia
      Tom Green crashed a press conference with both Pierce Brosnan and Richard Attenborough on the set of Grey Owl (1999). Green serenaded an unsuspecting Brosnan with a song referencing both Les enquêtes de Remington Steele (1982) and Le quatrième protocole (1987). Brosnan, who assumed Green was a journalist advised him not to 'give up his day job'.
    • Quotes

      Tom Green: [strumming his guitar singing] Pierce is gorgeous. Pierce is a gorgeous man. Pierce is gorgeous, he's a gorgeous man.

      Pierce Brosnan: [Pierce is looking spooked and waves his hands and a knife, gesturing to Tom to speed up his song] Hurry up!

      Tom Green: [singing and strumming] I used to watch Remington Steele and I was mad at the end when he never got the credit for solving the crime, when he obviously solved the crime every time and he never got the credit. He never got the credit in the end.

      [Pierce is looking stunned]

      Tom Green: [singing and strumming] In the 80's, he did a movie about nuclear meltdowns. There was a bomb or something in the middle of the city.

      [to Pierce]

      Tom Green: Remember that one? What was it called?

      Pierce Brosnan: Let 'er rip Tom, Let 'er rip.

      Tom Green: [singing and strumming] Pierce is a gorgeous man, Pierce is a gorgeous man.

      Pierce Brosnan: I'm getting worried now, getting really worried.

      [Tom gets closer to Pierce and kisses him]

      Tom Green: Pierce!, thank you!

      [Tom and Pierce shake hands]

      Pierce Brosnan: Thank you so much Thomas, you poor boy, you poor boy you. Don't give up your day job!

    • Connections
      Edited into Tom Green: Tonsil Hockey (1999)

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    • Release date
      • February 14, 2000 (Canada)
    • Countries of origin
      • Canada
      • United States
    • Official site
      • Official site
    • Language
      • English
    • Also known as
      • Törkytorstai esittää: Tom Green
    • Filming locations
      • Calgary, Alberta, Canada
    • Production company
      • MTR Productions
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      30 minutes
    • Color
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