Bizarre - Season 6

Season 6
Episodes

Episode One Hundred And Eighteen
Sketches include a doctor seeing an elderly patient with an unusual hearing problem, Super Dave Osborne performs his latest stunt at a baseball park and an interview with a European sex expert.

Episode One Hundred And Nineteen
Sketches include Cedars of Shtick Hospital", Bizarre instant vacations and "Life of The Rich And Bizarre".

Episode One Hundred And Twenty

Episode One Hundred And Twenty One

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Two

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Three

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Four

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Five

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Six

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Seven

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Eight

Episode One Hundred And Twenty Nine

Episode One Hundred And Thirty

Episode One Hundred And Thirty One

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Two

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Three

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Four

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Five

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Six
Sketches include Super Dave Osborne giving a personal message to his fans, a Hollywood agent who represents society's low lifes, a Bizarre wedding in the eighties, another program from the Stallone Cable Network and an oration from the Reverend Tee Vee Seewell.

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Seven

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Eight

Episode One Hundred And Thirty Nine

Episode One Hundred And Forty

Episode One Hundred And Forty One
In this final episode, sketches include a man trying to propose to a woman at a restaurant but a drum player drowning out his every word, a man is mugged for his credit cards and ID, four men have a meal and leave a very meager tip for an irate waiter, a college dean meets with a college football star who is thinking of leaving college early and turning pro, a look at marriage proposals in a "Yesterday, today and tomorrow" viewpoint, an episode of "The Don King Family" and Howard Hughes takes questions in "Face The Press".
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