Bizarre - Season 4

Bizarre - Season 4

Season 4

Network
Datessept. 15, 1983 - sept. 15, 1983
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Episodes

Episode Seventy Three
Season 4Episode 130 min

Episode Seventy Three

Sketches include John dating a woman who can't be intimate with a man unless he makes her laugh, Super Dave kicks off his world tour by demonstrating some street dancing, a Bizarre fable about a despondent bank teller offered help by an ugly witch for a price and John appears as "Little Stevie Byner".

sept. 15, 1983
Episode Seventy Four
Season 4Episode 230 min

Episode Seventy Four

Episode Seventy Five
Season 4Episode 330 min

Episode Seventy Five

Episode Seventy Six
Season 4Episode 430 min

Episode Seventy Six

Sketches include Super Dave giving a message to the younger viewers, an elderly comic duo decide to end their lives in a humorous manner, Super Dave performs his latest stunt and an audience member substitues for a toddler in a sketch.

Episode Seventy Seven
Season 4Episode 530 min

Episode Seventy Seven

Sketches include a press panel talking with former president Richard Nixon, a talk show host dealing with animals that are less frightening than he maintains, a female jogger brought in by police for lack of a license is forced to strip search and Tom Harvey struggles to introduce an sketch interviewing a special effects expert.

Episode Seventy Eight
Season 4Episode 630 min

Episode Seventy Eight

Episode Seventy Nine
Season 4Episode 730 min

Episode Seventy Nine

Episode Eighty
Season 4Episode 830 min

Episode Eighty

Episode Eighty One
Season 4Episode 930 min

Episode Eighty One

Episode Eighty Two
Season 4Episode 1030 min

Episode Eighty Two

Sketches include a store that buys and sells tapes of network shows, Super Dave Osborne performs his latest stunt with the aid of Super Dog, a visit with the first birth by a transsexual and a doctor sketch is done with a nod to the censors.

Episode Eighty Three
Season 4Episode 1130 min

Episode Eighty Three

Sketches include auditions to be the Bizarre mascot, JohnRac the Magnificent, a thug wants the location of stolen money from a deaf mute man and a former faith healer works at a gas station.

Episode Eighty Four
Season 4Episode 1230 min

Episode Eighty Four

Episode Eighty Five
Season 4Episode 1330 min

Episode Eighty Five

Episode Eighty Six
Season 4Episode 1430 min

Episode Eighty Six

Sketches include a blind man and a monkey going door-to-door entertaining, the newest recruit for the USGFL holds a press conference, a visit with the Bigots family, people check in at Hotel Suicide and a security guard makes his rounds on his birthday and misinterperts noises he hears outside one room but the sketch is interrupted by a crew member.

Episode Eighty Seven
Season 4Episode 1530 min

Episode Eighty Seven

Sketches include an angel giving life to statues for thirty minutes to do whatever they want, Adolph Hitler's son Sammy is interviewed, Super Dave Osborne performs his latest stunt and a look at the oldest bodyguard in the world.

Episode Eighty Eight
Season 4Episode 1630 min

Episode Eighty Eight

Episode Eighty Nine
Season 4Episode 1730 min

Episode Eighty Nine

Episode Ninety
Season 4Episode 1830 min

Episode Ninety

Episode Ninety One
Season 4Episode 1930 min

Episode Ninety One

Episode Ninety Two
Season 4Episode 2030 min

Episode Ninety Two

Episode Ninety Three
Season 4Episode 2130 min

Episode Ninety Three

Episode Ninety Four
Season 4Episode 2230 min

Episode Ninety Four

Episode Ninety Five
Season 4Episode 2330 min

Episode Ninety Five

Episode Nighty Six
Season 4Episode 2430 min

Episode Nighty Six

Episode Ninety Seven
Season 4Episode 2530 min

Episode Ninety Seven

Sketches include an interview with a resident of Toxic Waste, Indiana, "Yoga For Health", a man visits an unusual psychiatrist and a rehearsal for a soap opera episode.

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