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Primetime Glick Episodes on Comedy Central

2001, TV Show

Episode Detail: 2001 June 20 - Primetime Glick

Return: Martin Short plays celebrity interviewer Jiminy Glick in this parody of late-night talk shows.

Episodes: Primetime Glick - 32 total Episodes

7/3/2003: Lorraine Bracco and John McEnroe
6/26/2003: Rob Schneider and Tim Robbins
6/19/2003: Chris Elliot
6/12/2003: Megan Mullally and Elijah Wood
6/5/2003: Brad Garrett and Jon Stewart
5/29/2003: Jason Alexander and Mel Brooks
5/22/2003: Jimmy Kimmel and Sharon Stone
5/15/2003: Ellen DeGeneres and Steven Spielberg
5/7/2003: Eric McCormack and Jack Black
4/30/2003: Brendan Fraser and Ice Cube
4/28/2002: Catherine O'Hara and Ray Romano
4/27/2002: Cheri Oteri and Dennis Miller
4/13/2002: Tim Allen and Edie Falco
4/13/2002: Jon Lovitz and Rob Reiner
3/30/2002: Andy Richter and Alec Baldwin
3/23/2002: Jim Belushi and Rick Fox
3/16/2002: Jay Mohr and Rosie O'Donnell
3/9/2002: Jeff Goldblum and Julia Louis-Dreyfus
3/2/2002: Rebecca Romijn-Stamos David Duchovny
3/1/2002: Tom Hanks and Ben Stiller
9/19/2001: Paul Shaffer and Damon Wayans
9/12/2001: Billy Crystal and Rob Lowe
8/22/2001: Chevy Chase and George Wendt
8/15/2001: Kathie Lee Gifford
8/8/2001: Regis Philbin
8/1/2001: Conan O'Brien and Eugene Levy
7/18/2001: Nathan Lane and Molly Shannon
7/11/2001: Janeane Garofalo and John Salley
6/27/2001: Dennis Miller and Jerry Seinfeld
6/20/2001: 2001 June 20
6/20/2001: Bill Maher and Steve Martin
6/20/2001: Bill Maher and Steve Martin

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Premiered: June 20, 2001, on Comedy Central

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Premise: A hilarious talk-show spoof that features obese, obsequious Jiminy Glick chatting mindlessly with celebrities and his oily music director. Always unprepared and frequently tactless, the fidgety Glick's barrage of inane chatter fuels an inspired mix of improvisation and set pieces from former `Saturday Night Live' and `SCTV' star (and failed talk-show host) Martin Short.