Episode
The Man Show: Introducing Karl Malone (AKA Boys Gone Wild)
Overview
Karl Malone on Being a Man, Adam and Jimmy go to the mall to introduce The Amazing Chocolate Diet, A parody of 'Girls Gone Wild' entitled 'Boys Gone Wild,' Great Moments in Television (featuring the Simpsons), and Good People With Bad Names (Guest Starring Andy Dick).
Details
- Series
- The Man Show
- Season
- Season 2
- Episode
- Episode 6
- Air date
- 2000-07-23
Episode context
Introducing Karl Malone (AKA Boys Gone Wild) is Episode 6 in Season 2 of The Man Show. It aired on 2000-07-23.
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Episode 5: Will You Buy Me a Beer? (AKA The Man Show Boy Buys Beer)
Aaron, The Man Show Boy tries to buy beer, movies men do want to see, Ground Justice movie trailer, and Adam spends a day at the dump.
Episode 7: TV Shows (AKA The Beach Show)
Adam and Jimmy pack their thongs and head to the beach, including a parody of Gilligan's Island, where Jimmy plays Gilligan. also "Beachovations", "Father and Son with Jimmy and Kevin Kimmel", and "Day at the Beach."
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Episode 4: Powerful Women (AKA Rosie in the Well)
Jimmy goes to the mall to ask women "Who are the 3 most powerful women in the country?". Adam and Jimmy check out hair replacement options for men and play the Camel Toe Match Game. Plus a famous daytime talk show host gets caught in a well.
Episode 8: For Women: How to Get a Man (AKA Stop Eating So Much)
Adam and Jimmy give women advice on how to lose weight, bathroom conversations, and the first ever Juggy Talent Show.
Episode 3: Husbandly Duties (AKA Wheel of Destiny)
Contestants face The Wheel of Destiny where they could either win such prizes as a wheelbarrow full of porn or face the torture of wearing Adam's underpants as a face mask. Also, why would anyone want to see Cher?
Episode 9: We Donate to Charity (AKA Man vs. Beast)
Adam and Jimmy introduce the CCFL organization (Cam Cordors For Lesbians). Plus Adam and Jimmy in heaven, Jimmy tries to guess women's weight at a carnival, "Great Moments in Stupidy" which features a guy trying to break a beer bottle over his head. And Adam and Jimmy challenge a man out of the audience to eat a 22 oz. bowl of corn beef hash blindfolded before a st. bernard can finish a 22 oz. bowl of dog food, of course while they are blindfolded Jimmy switches the bowls around. Also "The Monkey Bar."
Episode 2: The Man Show Boy (AKA In the Dogg House)
Adam and Jimmy introduce Aaron, The Man Show Boy and visit Snoop Dogg at his home, the Dogg Pound.
Episode 10: Sports Show (AKA Training Camp)
Take a Man Show look at the world of sports as Adam and Jimmy go two on two with the Juggy Twins in a game of strip basketball. Plus Adam tries out to be a professional football player, Karl Malone on Diet and Excercise, a segment called "Jamal Anderson: A Man Show Man", and "The Man Show Hall of Fame" congradulating Frank Gifford of his selflessness by marrting Kathy Lee Gifford so none of us had to.
Episode 1: More Juggies! (AKA Previously On)
Adam and Jimmy go to pro-wrestling school and show us why the Juggie Twins are twice as nice.
Episode 11: Myths & Facts About College (AKA Back to School)
In this special back-to-school episode of The Man Show The Man Show Boy goes to college campuses looking for some play, and Adam and Jimmy go to Spring Break to help a loser bag a babe. Plus "Myths and Facts of College", Father and Son with Jimmy and Kevin Kimmel, college toys called "Fraternity Action Heroes", and School-O-Vations.
Episode 12: Election Smear Campaigns (AKA Politics)
Adam and Jimmy run against each other in their own political race, with several mud-slinging segments, Adam and Jimmy go door-to-door to earn votes in some neighborhood, Karl Malone on Being President, What If Women Were President?, Adam and Jimmy have a debate while the juggies mud-wrestle, Book Club.
Episode 13: Hef's House (AKA Playboy Mansion)
Adam and Jimmy go to that den of masculinity, The Playboy Mansion, and recap the best segments from the first half of season two including "In the Dogg House", "Laddy Sitters", "Karl Malone on Music", and "A Day at the Beach."