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1998 ⭐ 7 15 Seasons 286 Eps English ComedyWeb Series

Genre: Comedy, Talk

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Comedy Central Presents (1998) is a comedy, talk web series in English. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Comedy Central Presents online in HD.

Comedy Central Presents — Storyline

These half-hour specials showcased some of the best up-and-coming comedians of the moment. The show was a pivotal stepping stone for many of today's stand-up stars.

Cast & Crew

    Comedy Central Presents — Series Details

    First Air Date 1998-12-01
    Seasons 15
    Episodes 286
    Genre Comedy, Talk
    Language English
    Network Comedy Central, Netflix, IMDb
    Status Ended
    Rating 7/10 (33 votes)

    Comedy Central Presents — Episode Guide

    Season 1

    • E1: Wanda Sykes-Hall (1998-12-01) — Wanda Sykes-Hall confronts the realities of marriage, children and celebrity sex scandals in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E2: Marc Maron (1998-12-08) — Comedy Central Presents an all-new half-hour of stand-up from comedian Marc Maron.
    • E3: Reggie McFadden (1998-12-15) — Reggie McFadden explores the perils of dating big women and smoking crack at the club in this half-hour special.
    • E4: Lewis Black (1998-12-22) — Lewis Black questions the effectiveness of flu shots and the US Congress in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E5: Greg Fitzsimmons (1998-12-29) — Greg Fitzsimmons ponders the problems with human cloning and envisioning your grandpa naked in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E6: Mitch Hedberg (1999-01-05) — Mitch Hedberg shares his unorthodox solutions to life's little problems in this mind-altering half-hour stand-up special.
    • E7: Sue Murphy (1999-01-12) — Sue Murphy warns against home tanning and exercising at the gym in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E8: Kevin Brennan (1999-01-19) — Kevin Brennan states the facts behind Biblical stories and explains the miracle of human reproduction in this half-hour special.

    Season 2

    • E1: Kevin Nealon (1999-05-29) — Kevin Nealon considers cooking with wine and cross-country skiing across small countries in this half-hour comedy special.
    • E2: Margaret Smith (1999-06-05) — Margaret Smith shares her tactics for buying underwear and dealing with creditors in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E3: Mark Curry (1999-06-12) — Comedy Central Presents an all-new half-hour of stand-up from comedian Mark Curry.
    • E4: Greg Proops (1999-06-19) — Greg Proops contemplates the real reason the pilgrims left England in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E5: Hugh Fink (1999-06-26) — Hugh Fink defends the great American traditions of useless first-base coaches and corrupt boxing in this stand-up special.
    • E6: Kevin Meaney (1999-07-03) — Comedy Central presents a half hour of stand-up from Kevin Meaney.
    • E7: Dave Attell (1999-07-10) — Dave Attell enlightens viewers on the finer aspects of drinking, brawling and blacking-out in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E8: Mario Cantone (1999-07-17) — Mario Cantone obsesses over sensational trials and obnoxious figure skaters in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E9: Todd Barry (1) (1999-07-24) — Todd Barry tests his theory that he's sexier than today's hot Hollywood hunks in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E10: Patton Oswalt (1999-05-10) — Patton Oswalt explores the depravity of reality television in this half-hour standup special.
    • E11: Elvira Kurt (1999-05-29) — Elvira Kurt remembers a time when jungle-gyms were dangerous and tampons didn't have websites in this half-hour special.
    • E12: Jack Coen (1999-09-04) — Jack Coen considers the pros and cons of aging, fatherhood and vasectomies in this half-hour stand-up special.

    Season 3

    • E1: Lewis Black (2) (2000-06-07) — Comedy Central Presents an all-new half-hour of stand-up from comedian Lewis Black.
    • E2: Steve Marmel (2000-06-14) — Comedy Central Presents an all-new half-hour of stand-up from comedian Steve Marmel.
    • E3: Jeremy Hotz (2000-06-21) — Jeremy Hotz can always find the worst in any situation, see him wallow in life's comical miseries in this half-hour special.
    • E4: Dane Cook (2000-06-28) — Rock n' roll junkie Dane Cook confesses his twisted desires and lets it all hang out in this no-holds barred half-hour special.
    • E5: Kathleen Madigan (2000-07-05) — Kathleen Madigan pokes holes in the theory of evolution and airline safety procedures in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E6: Jim Gaffigan (2000-07-12) — Small-town boy Jim Gaffigan expresses his love for big city life and nature documentaries in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E7: Dom Irrera (2000-07-19) — Tough guy Dom Irrera explores his Italian heritage of good food, drink and overbearing mothers in this half-hour special.
    • E8: Ralph Harris (2000-07-26) — Ralph Harris reveals just how dirty women really are and his secret desire to be handcuffed in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E9: Stephen Lynch (1) (2000-08-02) — Stephen Lynch gets in touch with his inner child as he sings songs of friendship and prostitution in this half-hour special.
    • E10: Greg Giraldo (1) (2000-08-09) — Greg Giraldo takes on America's problems with obesity, prejudice and ratty strip clubs in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E11: Victoria Jackson (2000-08-16) — Comedy Central Presents an all-new half-hour of stand-up from comedian Victoria Jackson.
    • E12: Don D.C. Curry (2000-08-23) — Don ""DC"" Curry offers some sage advice on raising kids and dealing with dysfunctional family members in this stand-up special.
    • E13: Johnny Sanchez (2000-08-30) — Johnny Sanchez tackles the problems of racial discrimation and the challenges being short in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E14: Brian Regan (2000-09-06) — Brian Regan explains why real men don't work out or diet in this half-hour stand up special.
    • E15: Judy Gold (2000-09-13) — Judy Gold explains the pros and cons of being Jewish; alot of holidays and cranky mothers, in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E16: Arj Barker (1) (2000-09-20) — Arj Barker discusses living in Australia along the dos and don'ts of relationships in this half-hour stand-up special.

    Season 4

    • E1: Darrell Hammond (2000-12-04) — Impressionist Darrell Hammond salutes the suave ways of Bill Clinton and Sean Connery in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E2: Jim David (2000-12-11) — Comedy Central Presents a half-hour of stand-up from Jim David.
    • E3: Rene Hicks (2000-12-18) — Comedy Central Presents a half-hour of stand-up from Rene Hicks.
    • E4: Pablo Francisco (2000-12-25) — Comedy Central Presents a half-hour of stand-up from Pablo Francisco.
    • E5: Adam Ferrara (2001-01-01) — Adam Ferrara explains everything that your parents never told you about women and relationships in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E6: Nick Swardson (1) (2001-01-08) — Big kid Nick Swardson aims to impress his grandma, and get a job less challenging than Vanna White's in this half-hour stand-up special.
    • E7: Greg Behrendt (2001-01-15) — Comedy Central Presents a half-hour of stand-up from Greg Behrendt.
    • E8: Sabrina Matthews (2001-01-22) — Comedy Central Presents a half-hour of stand-up from Sabrina Matthews.

    Season 5

    • E1: The Amazing Johnathan (2001-06-25) — The Amazing Johnathan shows off his ""magic.""
    • E2: Maria Bamford (1) (2001-07-02) — Maria Bamford is a small town girl who hits the big time in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E3: The Sklar Brothers (1) (2001-07-09) — Jason and Randy Sklar relive their teenage years in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E4: Slovin & Allen (2001-07-16) — Slovin & Allen put a new spin on old time comedy duos in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E5: Louis Ramey (2001-07-30) — Louis Ramey hits on race, politics, parties and women in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E6: Tom Rhodes (1) (2001-08-06) — Tom Rhodes explores the funny side of cultural differences in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E7: Ted Alexandro (1) (2001-08-13) — Ted Alexandro expresses frustration with his friends, job and love life in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E8: Tony Woods (2001-08-20) — Tony Woods adds a humorous twist to classic fairy tales in this Comedy Central stand-up special.
    • E9: Tom Papa (1) (2001-08-27) — Tom Papa brings everyone's dirty little secrets to light in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E10: Louis C.K. (2001-09-03) — Louis C.K. talks about life in New York City in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E11: Bil Dwyer (2001-09-10) — Bil Dwyer vents his frustration with married life and fatherhood in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E12: Zach Galifianakis (2001-09-17) — Zach Galifianakis dances and sings his way through this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E13: Doug Stanhope (2001-09-24) — Doug Stanhope goes into great detail about his late-night escapades in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E14: Gary Valentine (2001-10-01) — Gary Valentine talks about the hardships of being single in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E15: Ardal O'Hanlon (2001-10-08) — Irish comedian Ardal O'Hanlon jokes about his native country in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E16: Todd Glass (2001-10-15) — Todd Glass takes a harsh look at some classic stand-up routines in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.

    Season 6

    • E1: Lewis Black (3) (2002-04-22) — Lewis Black demystifies the universe and the origins of candy corn in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E2: Sean Cullen (2002-04-29) — Sean Cullen puts a song in your heart with his comedic tunes in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E3: Richard Jeni (2002-05-06) — Richard Jeni has recipes for the single guy in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E4: Mike Britt (2002-05-13) — Mike Britt ponders the African Green Monkey myth and problems with today's news coverage in this all-new stand-up special.
    • E5: Lenny Clarke (2002-05-20) — Lenny Clarke reveals his dieting tips and his soft-spot for teachers in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E6: Adele Givens (2002-05-27) — Adele Givens pitches topics for TV talk shows in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E7: Nick DiPaolo (1) (2002-06-03) — Nick DiPaolo takes on the aging process and the military in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E8: Brian Posehn (1) (2002-06-10) — Brian Posehn confesses why he loves New York and heavy metal in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E9: Gilbert Gottfried (2002-06-17) — Gilbert Gottfried remembers Dr. Kevorkian and The Land Of The 3 Name People in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E10: Carlos Mencia (2002-06-24) — Carlos Mencia exercises his right to free speech in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.
    • E11: Jimmy Pardo (2002-07-01) — Jimmy Pardo explains the dangers of cutting your own hair in this Comedy Central Presents stand-up special.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many seasons does Comedy Central Presents have? 15 season(s) with 286 episodes.

    Where can I watch Comedy Central Presents? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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