Considering that Frank Calliendo's inaugural season on his show (cleverly titled Frank TV) hit excellent ratings numbers for TBS, it comes as no real shocker that it's been picked up for a second run. The first season was cut to only five episodes due to the writers strike, so rather than go back to finish the rest of the initial order, TBS has gone this route.Calliendo's show is a streaming barrage of fast impressions and skits, featuring Calliendo in virtually every role. Made famous by his dead-on impressions of the likes of George W. Bush, Al Pacino and John Madden, the show has received mixed reviews. Personally, I find Frank to be an incredibly likable guy, which comes across well on the show, and as with most sketch shows, if something isn't working for you, go make a sandwich. It'll be something else by the time you come back.
The other day I auditioned for a new reality show. I can't tell you the name of the show but I will tell you the premise.
Darrell Hammond, the longest-running cast member ever on Saturday Night Live, is finally getting his own highlights episode. The Best of Darrell Hammond will air on Saturday, November 4th, ahead of Tuesday's primary elections. SNL will honor Hammond's years of political impressions, he is perhaps best known for his impressions of Dick Cheney, Bill Clinton, and Al Gore ("lock box"). Hammond has been on SNL for an amazing eleven years. He is the first cast member to get a retrospective while still working on the show.
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