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The Night Stand production team went on to work with [[Howard Stern]] on [[Son of the Beach]] with some of their 'guests' also making appearances. |
The Night Stand production team went on to work with [[Howard Stern]] on [[Son of the Beach]] with some of their 'guests' also making appearances. |
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A well-received parody of [[tabloid talk show]], ''Night Stand'' had plenty of funny scenes but one scene went unexpectedly too far when Dietrick (Timothy Stack) tore the clothes off a male model to see if he could impress a seemingly uninterested young woman guest looking for dates. After ripping off his shirt, the model's trousers were next but Stack accidentally pulled the underwear down as well and there was a brief (and unscripted) glimpse of male genitalia much to the shock of the audience and the performers. This scene has sometimes turned up on outtake |
A well-received parody of [[tabloid talk show]], ''Night Stand'' had plenty of funny scenes but one scene went unexpectedly too far when Dietrick (Timothy Stack) tore the clothes off a male model to see if he could impress a seemingly uninterested young woman guest looking for dates. After ripping off his shirt, the model's trousers were next but Stack accidentally pulled the underwear down as well and there was a brief (and unscripted) glimpse of male genitalia much to the shock of the audience and the performers. This scene has sometimes turned up on outtake programs such as ''[[It'll be Alright on the Night]]''. |
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The show's original slogan ''The Comedy That Makes Up Talk'' was later changed to ''The Comedy That Makes Fun of Talk''. |
The show's original slogan ''The Comedy That Makes Up Talk'' was later changed to ''The Comedy That Makes Fun of Talk''. |
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| Night Stand with Dick Dietrick | |
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| Created by | Paul Abeyta Peter Kaikko Timothy Stack |
| Presented by | Timothy Stack (as Dick Dietrick) |
| Country of origin | United States |
| No. of episodes | 48 (divided into 2 shows per episode) |
| Production | |
| Running time | 60 minutes |
| Production company | Big Ticket Television |
| Original release | |
| Network | First-run syndication E! |
| Release | 1995 – 1997 |
Night Stand with Dick Dietrick was an American television comedy show that satirizes American tabloid talk shows such as The Jerry Springer Show and The Jenny Jones Show. The series was originally broadcast in first-run syndication from 1995 to 1997, as well as on the E! Entertainment Television network. Night Stand was co-created by actor/writer Timothy Stack, who also starred as the show's host Dick Dietrick.
History
Night Stand premiered 16 September 1995 in syndication, running in over 87% of the US markets. It also aired on E! Monday-Thursday at 10:30p.m. (between Talk Soup and Howard Stern) and was distributed internationally. The partnership with E! led to a follow up second season.
Unlike other shows, each hour long syndicated episode was actually divided into two separate half hour programs which yielded 96 episodes for E! reruns. (E! kept the show for several years but only in reruns.)
The Night Stand production team went on to work with Howard Stern on Son of the Beach with some of their 'guests' also making appearances.
A well-received parody of tabloid talk show, Night Stand had plenty of funny scenes but one scene went unexpectedly too far when Dietrick (Timothy Stack) tore the clothes off a male model to see if he could impress a seemingly uninterested young woman guest looking for dates. After ripping off his shirt, the model's trousers were next but Stack accidentally pulled the underwear down as well and there was a brief (and unscripted) glimpse of male genitalia much to the shock of the audience and the performers. This scene has sometimes turned up on outtake programs such as It'll be Alright on the Night.
The show's original slogan The Comedy That Makes Up Talk was later changed to The Comedy That Makes Fun of Talk.
Produced: 1995-1997 (48 episodes, 2 shows per syndicated episode)
Cast
- Timothy Stack - Dick Dietrick
- Robert Alan Beuth - Mueller
- Lynne Marie Stewart - Audience member (the lady in the frumpy dress with the glasses)
Recurring guests
- Christopher Darga - Bob, a frequent guest who would always appear with some sort of psychological problem. He would constantly repeat, "Hey, I'm sick. I need help".
- Tim Silva - Dr. Lonnie Lanier, psychologist and expert
- Steve Valentine - 'The Astounding Andy', hypnotist and magician
Guest stars
- Morgan Fairchild - Morgan Fairchild impersonator/herself
- Phil Hartman - Gunther Johann
- Rodney Dangerfield - himself (a clip of Rodney's movie "Meet Wally Sparks" is shown)
- Mancow Muller - Mancow ('Eurotrash')
- Jerry Springer - himself
- Harry Anderson - himself