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The Henry Rollins Show

  • 2006-2007
  • 2 seasons
  • IFC
  • Music, Talk & Interview
  • TV-MA

The Henry Rollins Show features candid conversations with celebrity guests and uncut indie musical performances. Some season one interviews include: Oliver Stone, John C. Reilly, Penelope Spheeris, PT Anderson and Billy Bob Thornton with musical performances including: Dashboard Confessional, Death Cab for Cutie, Ben Folds, New York Dolls and many more.

Season 2 Episode Guide

12 Episodes 2007

Episode 1

Marilyn Manson/Peaches

Fri, Apr 13, 2007 26 mins

In the first 'Teeing Off' of the season Rollins recaps the major headlines since the end of season one including the Democratic takeover of congress, Ted Foley's taste for congressional pages and the exposure of Britney's parts. Marilyn Manson discusses his first new album in four years "Eat Me, Drink Me," losing his identity and coming back to music, and taking the fall for Columbine. Janeane Garofalo gives her first 'Disquisition' exploring her relationship with technology. Peaches makes her uncut, uncensored television debut.

Episode 2

Ben Stiller/Ryan Adams

Fri, Apr 20, 2007 27 mins

Rollins tees off on the internet and society. Ben Stiller discusses his upcoming projects, his roots and his relationship with comedy. The first 'Letter from Henry' of the season goes to David Beckham reminding him that he won't be the only metrosexual in Los Angeles. Ryan Adams and the Cardinals perform.

The Henry Rollins Show Season 2 Ben Stiller/Ryan Adams

Episode 3

John Waters/The Mars Volta

Fri, Apr 27, 2007 27 mins

Rollins tees off on whether videogames are a welcome distraction or an unhealthy escape. John Waters discusses his new album, his relationship with the MPAA, the success of Hairspray, and surviving Hollywood. This episode's "Letter from Henry" goes to country star Toby Keith. The Mars Volta make their television debut with an unedited, unprecedented 13 minute musical performance.

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Episode 4

The Stooges

Fri, May 4, 2007 25 mins

A special episode celebrating the reunion of The Stooges. Rollins tees off on whether politicians can really be compared to rock stars. The Stooges (Iggy Pop, Ron Asheton, Scott Asheton, Mike Watt) discuss their 33 year hiatus and their new album "The Weirdness." In the first 'Drawing Conclusions' of the season Rollins tackles Wal Mart and its questionable effect on Middle America. The Stooges perform.

Episode 5

Wilson Brothers/Chris Cornell

Fri, May 11, 2007 25 mins

Episode 6

Joan Jett/Blood Brothers

Fri, May 18, 2007 23 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry welcomes Joan Jett and The Blood Brothers perform uncut.

Episode 8

William Shatner/Peeping Tom

Fri, Oct 23, 2026 26 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry welcomes William Shatner and Peeping Tom uncut.

Episode 9

Don Cheadle/Rufus Wainwright

Fri, Jun 8, 2007 25 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry welcomes Don Cheadle and Rufus Wainwright performs uncut.

Episode 16

Russel Simmons/The Good, the Bad and the Queen

Fri, Jul 27, 2007 26 mins

Episode 18

Samuel L. Jackson/Manu Chao

Fri, Aug 17, 2007 27 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry talks to Samuel L. Jackson and Manu Chao performs uncut.

Episode 19

Shepard Fairey/The Duke Spirit

Fri, Aug 24, 2007 27 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry interviews Shepard Fairey and The Duke Spirit performs uncut.

Episode 21

Steven Tyler

Fri, Sep 7, 2007 25 mins

The opinionated musician, actor and author gives his unique take on the current state of pop culture and politics. Henry sits down with Steven Tyler of Aerosmith for a special extra-long candid interview.

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