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2006-09-07
The KHBX News Team covers a national kidnapping story.

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Assignment: Daytime Talk Pilot
2006-08-09
Kevin gets a shot at his own morning talk show by the network, but when the team assists him in the new endeavor, they discover that morning talk shows are just as difficult to produce as newscasts.

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Assignment: Gas Prices
2006-08-09
Kevin's dream of doing his own morning talk show comes true.

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Assignment: Christian Convention
2006-08-02
Budget cuts threaten the news team's employment status, leading them to try their hand at such activities as stand-up comedy and Korean karaoke.

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Assignment: Christian Convention
2006-07-26
In an effort to boost their ratings among the God-fearing demographic, the KHBX News Team infuses their reports with religion by covering a Christian rock concert and a Christian gaming convention. In the process of filing their report, they learn new things about their own faith.

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Assignment: Brighton, Florida
2006-07-19
The KHBX News Team gets a big break, and are sent to report on a national kidnapping story. Unfortunately, a travel snafu and a snow storm force the team to be creative, giving new meaning to "unconventional reporting.

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Assignment: Team Building
2006-07-12
The news team attempts to close ranks at a nature camp specializing in group dynamics. Meanwhile, Kevin and Tillie temporarily rekindle their relationship.

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Assignment: Republican Leadership Conference
2006-06-28
The crew heads to the Southern Republican Leadership Conference, where Tillie and Kevin attempt to further their own careers. Meanwhile, Alan implores politicians to grant his imprisoned mother amnesty.

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Assignment: Spring Break
2006-06-21
The news team goes on location to Panama City, Fla., to investigate the dangers of spring break. However, their own excessive partying soon compromises the quality of their reporting.

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Assignment: Undercover Homosexual
2006-06-14
Inspired by a racial-sensitivity seminar, the news team decides to do an exposé on prejudice in America with Kevin posing as a homosexual.

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Assignment: Bodybuilders
2006-06-07
Former underling Tillie returns to KHBX as a producer. Tensions run high when she goes out on assignment with Kevin to an Ironman competition, thanks to her past relationship with him.

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Dog Bites Man is a thought-provoking comedy television series that premiered on Comedy Central in 2006. This innovative show is an amalgamation of news parody programs, sketch comedy, and improvised role-playing, all rolled into a single cutting-edge sitcom that challenges traditional boundaries of television programming. One of the main personalities in the show is Zach Galifianakis, renowned actor and comedian, best known for his absurd humor, endearing awkwardness and a precocious ability to mine laughs from the most unusual situations. In Dog Bites Man, Galifianakis uses his comedic prowess to bring the character of Alan Finger to life. Alan Finger is a childlike news producer who has a tendency to be both innately clueless and hilariously detached from the reality of the situation he finds himself in. The series revolves around a woefully underprepared and mismanaged Spokane, Washington news team called KHBX. Alan Finger is the team's leader, featuring alongside various other fictional characters such as eager yet naive reporter Kevin Beekin, played by Matt Walsh, the professional yet disgruntled journalist Tillie Sullivan, portrayed by Andrea Savage, and the quirky, enthusiastic news director Marty Shonson, played by AD Miles. Dog Bites Man not only doles out laughs, but also provides a biting satirical commentary on the state of modern-day media. The show blurs the lines between fiction and reality, as the KHBX news team travels to real locations across the United States to cover fictitious news stories. The actors stay in character throughout, interacting with real people who aren't in on the joke, like a behind-the-scenes version of "The Office" meets "Borat". This unique blend of improvisation and traditional scripted comedy adds an inventive twist to the series. Each episode deconstructs "news" pieces, revealing the manipulation, the staging, and the pretense of impartiality that sometimes occur behind the scenes in news production. This is skillfully done with an undercurrent of humor that's rooted in the incompetence and idiosyncrasies of each team member, resulting in both laughter and reflection. As Galifianakis's character Alan Finger muddles through leadership, the team weaves together ludicrous news stories that make light of the absurdities found within the realm of local news. At the same time, Dog Bites Man doesn't shy away from addressing serious topics and social issues, which are often interspersed with the humor as part of their absurd news coverage. The result is a show that has you laughing one moment, and questioning the ethical implications of journalism the next. Yet, at its core, Dog Bites Man is a workplace comedy that retains its heart through the flawed but loveable news team. Amid the laughter and witticisms, there's an underlying sense of camaraderie. The characters, despite being hopelessly ill-suited for their roles, continue to support each other in their attempts to put together a cohesive news segment. This lends the show a sense of quirkiness and charm, making it not just a series of funny sketches but also a story of teamwork, however unconventional. Engaging, daring, and downright funny, Dog Bites Man pushes the limits episodically. To appreciate it, viewers must be open to its unique blend of humor and willing to see the deeper critique of media ethics submerged within. With standout performances from Zach Galifianakis and the entirety of the cast, the show manages to hold a mirror up to society while keeping audiences laughing, reminding us not to take things too seriously. Dog Bites Man is one of those lesser-known gems that makes you wonder why it didn't receive more attention during its time. Though it only ran for one season, its bold concept, unforgettable characters, and timely satire set the stage for many other shows that followed in its footsteps. Ultimately, it's a testament to Comedy Central's dedication to pushing boundaries and creating inventive content.

Dog Bites Man is a series categorized as a canceled. Spanning 1 seasons with a total of 11 episodes, the show debuted on 2006. The series has earned a mostly positive reviews from both critics and viewers. The IMDb score stands at 8.1.

Genres
Comedy
Channel
Comedy Central
Rating
8.1/10
Cast
A.D. Miles, Andrea Savage, Zach Galifianakis, Matt Walsh
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