MADtv (season 6)

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The sixth season of MADtv aired from October 7, 2000, to June 23, 2001, with 30 episodes.

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[edit] Season summary

MADtv began its sixth season with several cast changes. Pat Kilbane and Phil LaMarr left the show at the end of the fifth season. Returning repertory players Alex Borstein, Mo Collins, Michael McDonald, Will Sasso, Aries Spears, Nicole Sullivan, and Debra Wilson were joined by Nelson Ascencio (a featured player from last season) and newcomer Christian Duguay. Andrew Daly, Dannah Feinglass, Jeff Richards, and Stephnie Weir were added as featured players.

Cast members reprised many of their well-known characters and schticks. Alex Borstein and Will Sasso interviewed celebrities at red-carpet events, while Sasso performed celebrity impersonations of Robert De Niro and Fred Durst of Limp Bizkit. Mo Collins appeared as Doreen Larkin, Trina Moss, Lorraine Swanson, and Liz Whitman-Goldfarb. Debra Wilson and Aries Spears appeared frequently as Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown.

The cast also added several new characters. Michael McDonald portrayed the Depressed Persian Tow Truck Man (later named Mofaz the next season), an irritable American immigrant who uses pop culture references to illustrate his family's shortcomings. Stephnie Weir played Dot Goddard, a seven-year-old girl whose intelligence pales next to her twin sister, Karen (Alex Borstein), a child genius who has written several books, found cures for diseases and planned NASA expeditions. Michael McDonald and Mo Collins played Dot's parents, who treasure Karen but despise Dot. Stephnie Weir also unveiled the characters Mrs. Campbell, a curious old lady, and Dr. Kylie, an immature, party-loving doctor. Season five guests Seth Green and Susan Sarandon returned periodically during season six.

Christian Duguay impersonated Jay Leno, President George W. Bush, and *NSYNC member Joey Fatone. Duguay also played hyperactive preteen Edward and Loopgarue of "Loopgarue & Hulahoop," with Mo Collins as Hulahoop.

Jeff Richards soon left MADtv but later appeared on Saturday Night Live, where he became well-known for his "Drunk Girl" character during his three-year tenure. Nelson Ascencio and Dannah Feinglass also left MADtv at the end of season six.

[edit] Opening montage

The MADtv logo appears and the theme song, which is performed by the hip-hop group Heavy D & the Boyz, begins. Each member of the repertory cast, followed by the featured cast, is introduced alphabetically. The screen is divided into three live-action clips of each cast member performing recurring characters during the introductions. When the last featured cast member is introduced, the music stops and the title sequence ends with the phrase "You are now watching MADtv."

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Episode Airing Date Host/Guest(s) Sketches Other notes
#601 October 7, 2000 Dave Holmes, Snoop Dogg, No Doubt (musical guests) Britney Spears (Nicole Sullivan) meets her boyfriend Justin Timberlake (Nicole Sullivan also) at his home on MTV Cribs. Sisqó (Aries Spears) sings about fat ladies in skimpy bikinis in a parody of "The Thong Song." Oprah Winfrey (Debra Wilson) hosts a reading of The Vagina Monologues where she and first ladies Betty Ford (Alex Borstein), Nancy Reagan (Nicole Sullivan), and Barbara Bush (Mo Collins) read excerpts from the play. Will's little sister (Alex Borstein) keeps annoying him at a party. Kathy Lee Gifford (Nicole Sullivan) puts her children on Live with Regis. A nurse (Mo Collins) has the misfortune of seeing Marvin Tikvah (Michael McDonald) naked. Lida (Nicole Sullivan) and Melina (Debra Wilson) are contestants on MTV Say What? Karaoke, hosted by special guest David Holmes and judged by rapper Snoop Dogg. A parody of Sex and the City features raunchy language and anal sex.
#602 October 14, 2000 Blythe Danner, Kathy Bates, Robert De Niro, Teri Polo, In a parody of "Music," Madonna (Mo Collins) rides with Sacha Baron Cohen as Ali G. (Aries Spears) and sings about her lackluster movie career. Whitney Houston (Debra Wilson) re-records her classics for a new compilation album. David Letterman (Jeff Richards) interviews Meg Ryan (Nicole Sullivan) on The Late Show with David Letterman. A 1950s film discusses premarital sex. Actress Kathy Bates guest stars as Stuart Larkin's grandmother, who lets Stuart (Michael McDonald) swim in her pool. A handicapped bachelorette party stripper (Aries Spears) entertains two women (Nicole Sullivan, Debra Wilson). Film clips reveal Elvis Presley (Will Sasso) was unable to remember the name of his bandmates. Will Sasso and Alex Borstein interview the stars of Meet the Parents.
#603 October 21, 2000 Barenaked Ladies (musical guests) Bill Cosby (Aries Spears) adjusts to prison life in a parody of Oz. After Dennis Miller is hired to host Monday Night Football, FOX executive Liz Whitman-Goldfarb (Mo Collins) auditions comedians to be the next commentator for FOX NFL Sunday. A Dateline special shows how alcohol and money cause violent behavior in black rappers, using Juvenile (Aries Spears) as a case study. A man (Christian Duguay) fumes that he wasn't invited to a pizza party. Bunifa (Debra Wilson) sends an audition tape to Survivor. A man (Nelson Ascencio) keeps interrupting a sexual harassment seminar with questions.
#604 October 28, 2000 Snoop Dogg (musical guest), Doggy's Angels (musical guests) Trick-or-treaters meet celebrities Cher (Mo Collins), Janeane Garofalo (Alex Borstein), Macy Gray (Debra Wilson), Enrique Inglesias (Nelson Ascencio), and Angelina Jolie (Dannah Feinglass). Penny Marshall directs and stars in a remake of The Exorcist, which also features Rosie O'Donnell (Alex Borstein) and Arnold Schwarzenegger (Will Sasso). A dim-witted kid (Christian Duguay) struggles with geometry. A woman (Alex Borstein) using Herbal Essences shampoo becomes a victim of spousal abuse. When Bryant Gumbel (Aries Spears) discovers why his show has low ratings, he makes a fool of himself before viewers. Three Direct TV cable checkers (Christian Duguay, Michael McDonald, Will Sasso) encounter problems with Diana Ross (Debra Wilson). Special Halloween episode
#605 November 4, 2000 Chyna, Rebecca Herbst, Jacob Young, Jackie Zeman George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) sentences black criminals to the electric chair in a parody of Nelly's "Country Grammar". Steven Seagal (Will Sasso) talks about voting, and advocates beating up those who don't vote for Joe Lieberman. Al Gore (Michael McDonald) visits Mo Collins backstage and reveals what he has done to her son. Bill Clinton (Will Sasso) appears on General Hospital and accosts the cast. On a special Reading Caboose, kids reveal who they would choose for President. Chyna and The Rock (Will Sasso) are interviewed backstage at a WWF event. Fighting Ron (Michael McDonald) plans to kick ass to get his wife (Mo Collins) to stop working overtime. George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) appears on Reality Check. An animated music video features former Presidents busting a move.
#606 November 11, 2000 Mandy Moore (musical guest) Nelson Ascencio honors his heritage while surrounded by illegal Mexican immigrants doing behind-the-scenes grunt work. A suspect (Nelson Ascencio) can't understand what Sipcowitz (Will Sasso) and Sorenson (Andrew Daly) are saying in a parody of NYPD Blue. Musical guest Mandy Moore takes questions from laughing scaredycat Mickey (Michael McDonald), and appears in a sketch where she dates a would-be songwriter (Will Sasso). Lorraine Swanson (Mo Collins) annoys a father (Michael McDonald) and son at a miniature golf course. A black hall monitor (Aries Spears) teaches Shirley Temple (Dannah Feinglass) how to hoochie dance at an inner-city high school. Will Sasso and Alex Borstein interview celebrities at the premiere for Charlie's Angels. Ms. Swan (Alex Borstein) goes through customs. The murdering mannequin (Michael McDonald) commits a murder that two detectives (Nelson Ascencio, Christian Duguay) can't solve.
#607 November 18, 2000 Outkast (musical guest) Lil' Kim (Debra Wilson) promotes a salon that makes clients look as skanky as her. Hillary Clinton (Nicole Sullivan) sings about dodging political scandals in a parody of Britney Spears' "Lucky." A black man (Aries Spears), a Latino (Nelson Ascencio), and a Native American woman (Mo Collins) try to recover land stolen from them by "the white man" on the game show Win Your Land Back--but the crooked host (Michael McDonald) rigs their chances. A 1950s film shows a teenaged girl (Alex Borstein) discovering the disgusting side of puberty. Trina Moss (Mo Collins) celebrates Thanksgiving and shares bizarre stories with her neighbors. Allison (Alex Borstein) breaks into song in front of a therapist (Andrew Daly). Commercial parody for birth control shows a miniature Pilgrim (Will Sasso) punishing those who take part in any kind of sexual activity, from intercourse to masturbation. Jack (Michael McDonald) and Susan Caydel (Nicole Sullivan) trade insults while selling a home.
#608 November 25, 2000 Cypress Hill (musical guest) Between speeches at an awards show, the camera constantly cuts to James Gandolfini (Will Sasso), even when he uses the bathroom. M.C. Hammer (Aries Spears) hosts his own talk show and interviews Darva Conger (Stephnie Weir) and Gerardo (Nelson Ascencio). Lida (Nicole Sullivan) and Melina (Debra Wilson) become firefighters. An elderly woman (Stephnie Weir) curiously asks hospital patients questions. In a two-part sketch, Stuart Larkin (Michael McDonald) gets kidnapped and held for ransom by a white-trash couple (Christian Duguay, Nicole Sullivan). Will Sasso and Alex Borstein conduct red-carpet celebrity interviews at the premiere for How the Grinch Stole Christmas.
#609 December 9, 2000 Richard Lewis Arnold Schwarzenegger is interviewed on the set of his new movie, Stolen Identity. Commercial parody for version of the Boogie Bass which do more than just boogie. A depressed Persian tow truck driver (Michael McDonald) complains to his passenger (Andrew Daly). An elderly psychic (Stephnie Weir) uses telekinesis in bizarre ways. MADtv executives hound comedian Richard Lewis backstage to do a sketch about the Pope. Shaunda (Alex Borstein) becomes a lounge singer in a Las Vegas casino restroom. Refusing to accept losing the Presidential election, Al Gore (Michael McDonald) handcuffs himself to the desk in the Oval Office. Pro golfer Tiger Woods (Aries Spears) promotes his new restaurant for blacks, whites, and Asians. A flamboyant postal worker (Nelson Ascencio) annoys his customers.
#610 December 16, 2000 Everlast (musical guest) *NSYNC makes a promise involving silk shirts in a parody of "This I Promise You." Critics debate how cute the new TV series Ed is. Randy Newman (Will Sasso) records a Christmas duet with Madonna (Mo Collins). Alex Borstein dreams of living in an age where full-figured women were considered attractive, but ends up being taunted for her weight. The Grinch attacks Jesus in a parody of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. In The Son of Dolemite, Dolemite Jr. (Aries Spears) and his posse celebrate Christmas and retrieve his pimp cane. Michael McDonald, Nicole Sullivan, and Debra Wilson conduct interviews at the Billboard Awards in Las Vegas. James Brown (Aries Spears) stars in a BET original movie, Funky Xmas Story. Special Christmas episode
#611 January 13, 2001 Lennox Lewis The GAP troll (Alex Borstein) goes on trial for attempted murder. Bunifa (Debra Wilson) co-hosts Live with Regis with Regis Philbin (Alex Borstein). Mob henchmen suspect their new don (Andrew Daly) is gay. Professional boxer Lennox Lewis is taunted by Mike Tyson (Aries Spears) and Debra Wilson into fighting Tyson again. On Dateline, Jane Pauley (Alex Borstein) interviews a high school principal (Michael McDonald) with immoral and illegal cures for teenage ills. A woman (Mo Collins) regrets online dating when she meets her date (Michael McDonald).
#612 January 20, 2001 Vitamin C (musical guest) President George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) has difficulty reciting the Pledge of Allegiance. An episode of Gilligan's Island in Spanish shows Gilligan (Michael McDonald) and the gang preparing to leave the island where they're stranded. Michael McCleod (Will Sasso) and Jasmine Wayne-Wayne (Alex Borstein) recap their singing career and sing their newest hit, "This Is The Land That I Love". Loopgarue (Christian Duguay) and Hulahoop (Mo Collins) sings songs at a cineplex. Two crackheads (Mo Collins, Aries Spears) try to repair their house and their relationship. Bill Clinton (Will Sasso) prepares to vacate the Oval Office for George W. Bush (Christian Duguay). Melanie Griffith (Nicole Sullivan) shares her recovery journal with the world via the Internet.
#613 January 27, 2001 President George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) and Vice President Dick Cheney (Andrew Daly) lose Air Force One after a night of partying in a parody of Dude, Where's My Car. News reporters, sports announcers, and political figures predict the winner of Super Bowl XXXV before the game ends. A man (Will Sasso) who doesn't understand that his girlfriend (Alex Borstein) wants to break up with him resorts to stalking her. A parody of What Women Want focuses on the female protagonist (Nicole Sullivan) reading men's perverted thoughts. A cop (Michael McDonald) and a thief (Christian Duguay) scream at each other to put their guns down. Antonia (Nicole Sullivan) screws up making a "Help Wanted" sign for her boss (Alex Borstein). Two women (Alex Borstein, Dannah Feinglass) fall for a handsome waiter (Michael McDonald) who doesn't exist. A woman (Nicole Sullivan) pushes barbecue party guests to try her macaroni salad.
#614 February 3, 2001 David Boreanaz, Incubus (musical guest) Jesse Jackson (Aries Spears) sings about his affair with a woman in a parody of Outkast's "Ms. Jackson." A parody of The West Wing. Radio Shack commercials feature Howie Long (Christian Duguay) with Teri Hatcher (Mo Collins), Farrah Fawcett (Stephnie Weir), and Whitney Houston (Debra Wilson). An interview with a child prodigy (Alex Borstein) is interrupted by her hyperactive younger sister Dot (Stephnie Weir). Robert De Niro (Will Sasso) goes from big-screen crime movies to small-screen comedy in his first sitcom as a gay dad. The Depressed Persian Tow Truck Man (Michael McDonald) towing a car complains to his customer (Stephnie Weir) about his miserable home life. Rusty Miller (Michael McDonald) interviews David Boreanaz.
#615 February 10, 2001 Seth Green, Susan Sarandon Ricky Martin (Nelson Ascencio) introduces his new music video about Cesar Chavez. Denzel Washington (Aries Spears) discusses which movies should have earned him an Oscar. Stuart Larkin (Michael McDonald) gets a visit from the tooth fairy (Susan Sarandon). Seth Green returns as mean boss Brightling. Trina Moss (Mo Collins) thinks she's finally found love. Susan Sarandon appears in a sketch as an annoying stewardess. A driver (Nicole Sullivan) without proper license plates parks in a handicapped spot and embarasses herself in front of an officer (Will Sasso).
#616 February 17, 2001 Dave Holmes, Freddie Prinze Jr., St. Lunatics (musical guests) A collection of the best MADtv music video parodies are counted down TRL-style by MTV VJ Dave Holmes. Whitney Houston (Debra Wilson) and Bobby Brown (Aries Spears) display their ramshackle house in a parody of MTV Cribs. *NSYNC members star in their own movie. Rusty Miller (Michael McDonald) accosts Freddie Prinze Jr. at a junket for the actor's new movie, Head Over Heels. Bill Clinton (Will Sasso) goes to the Grammy Awards. In an Ally McBeal parody, Robert Downey, Jr. (Michael McDonald) lands in jail and Calista Flockhart (Nicole Sullivan) collapses from anorexia.
#617 February 24, 2001 Tony Hawk, Regis Philbin, Jay-Z (musical guest) Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (Will Sasso) raps about how to be a poser like him in a parody of "Rollin'." Regis Philbin hosts a celebrity edition of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire, featuring contestants Lance Bass (Will Sasso), Macy Gray (Debra Wilson), Jay Leno (Christian Duguay), and Catherine Zeta-Jones (Mo Collins). Leona Campbell (Stephnie Weir) talks with George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) about recent votes in his favor. Marvin Tikvah (Michael McDonald) goes on a date with his secretary Shelly (Mo Collins) and his wife shows up. Will (Will Sasso) meets his idol Tony Hawk, but Will's pesky little sister (Alex Borstein) embarrasses him. Bernard Shaw (Aries Spears) has an emotional meltdown during his last day at CNN.
#618 March 10, 2001 O-Town, Green Day (musical guests) Commercial for an anti-anxiety pill which helps a woman (Nicole Sullivan) be less fearful of black people. Promo for the new season of ER features a constantly changing cast. Fightin' Ron (Michael McDonald) wants to learn why his son has been called to the principal's office. Members of musical group O-Town are guests on Buenos Dias San Diego. Julia Stiles (Stephnie Weir) gives away Save the Last Dance DVDs on Reality Check, where she gets roasted by Tovah (Debra Wilson) and Belma (Aries Spears). Debra Wilson displays her Buddhist meditation garden, which turns out to be her cat's litter box.
#619 March 24, 2001 Patrick Fugit Various songs that were cut from their respective movies appear on a compilation CD. On Entertainment Tonight, Mary Hart (Mo Collins) interviews Steven Seagal (Will Sasso) on the set of his movie, Crouching Cops, Hidden Badges. Hannibal Lecter (Will Sasso) stars in a parody of The Andy Griffith Show. Lorraine Swanson (Mo Collins) takes a tour of Hollywood. Louie Anderson (Will Sasso) and Brandy (Debra Wilson) host an awards show honoring best technical achievement. A lost clip from Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus features a discussion on whether Cybill Shepherd (Nicole Sullivan) is attractive to men. Patrick Fugit reprises his Almost Famous role as William Miller, who interviews Limp Bizkit frontman Fred Durst (Will Sasso). Happy Folger (Michael McDonald) reviews his adventures on a stranded island a la Cast Away. Special Academy Awards episode
#620 April 14, 2001 The hit movie Erin Brockovich becomes a musical. Queen Latifah (Aries Spears) screws up while hosting her own talk show. Hack wannabe singers audition for Pop Stars. What inspired Arnold Schwarzenegger (Will Sasso) to appear in movies is revealed. Because of modern-day political correctness, Archie (Will Sasso) must avoid using racial epithets in a parody of All in the Family. Lorraine Swanson (Mo Collins) joins another couple (Michael McDonald, Stephnie Weir) in a hot tub. Darlene McBride (Nicole Sullivan) tries rapping in her new music video, a parody of Eminem's Stan featuring Dido (Stephnie Weir) as an unwed mother.
#621 April 21, 2001 After his recent duet with Eminem, Elton John (Will Sasso) tries performing with other racists such as Adolf Hitler (Christian Duguay). Jay Leno (Christian Duguay) interviews Jennifer Lopez (Debra Wilson) on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Edward (Christian Duguay) struggles hard working at a fast food joint. Julie Andrews (Mo Collins) shows a lost scene from Mary Poppins where she uses illegal Mexican immigrants to clean her young charges' room. Several guests think that the plumber is gay. Trina Moss (Mo Collins) thinks she may finally get laid. A couple (Alex Borstein, Michael McDonald) has a tough time discussing their problems.
#622 April 28, 2001 Tom Green, Green Day (musical guests) Unable to get one from Belma (Aries Spears) and Tovah (Debra Wilson), Bill Clinton (Will Sasso) gives himself a Reality Check. Tom Green preferrs to open the show by sucking a cow's udder rather than promote his new movie, Freddy Got Fingered. Ms. Swan (Alex Borstein) has an admirer (Andrew Daly). A driving instructor (Nicole Sullivan) with a criminal record gives a student (Michael McDonald) no choice but to obey her commands. Bob Eubanks (Christian Duguay) hosts a new version of The Newlywed Game where contestants fight and reveal outrageous secrets a la The Jerry Springer Show. A man (Michael McDonald) encounter trouble trying to return clothes. Dan Rather (Christian Duguay) interviews Survivor contestants on the CBS Evening News.
#623 May 5, 2001 Ray Allen, The Rock, Jay-Z (musical guest), Memphis Bleek (musical guest) George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) shows off--and gets lost in--The White House on MTV Cribs. Kenny Rogers (Will Sasso) hosts his own stupid stunt show a la MTV's Jackass. Child prodigy Karen Goddard (Alex Borstein) shows off her new cloning machine while her dim-witted sister Dot (Stephnie Weir) babbles nonsense. Bring It On and Sugar & Spice combine in a parody. Will Sasso interviews wrestler-turned-actor The Rock at a press junket for the film, The Mummy Returns. NBA superstar Ray Allen makes a special appearance in a 1-800-CALL-ATT commercial starring Mike Tyson (Aries Spears). Marvin Tikvah (Michael McDonald) sells his home. Vera Mangus (Stephnie Weir) returns for more psychic shenanigans.
#624 May 12, 2001 Cindy Margolis, Bob Newhart PAX airs an episode of The Sopranos free of offensive language, graphic violence, and sexual content. Louie Anderson (Will Sasso) is depressed and surly while hosting Family Feud. Stuart Larkin (Michael McDonald) torments his babysitter (Nicole Sullivan) and gets her fired. Bob Newhart plays a psychotherapist with a bizarre cure for depression for a patient (Mo Collins). Cindy Margolis plays a restaurant hostess contending with waitresses Lida (Nicole Sullivan) and Melina (Debra Wilson). While examining a patient (Alex Borstein), a ditzy doctor (Stephnie Weir) critiques her sense of fashion.
#625 May 19, 2001 Chris Kirkpatrick A parody of Will & Grace showcases how gays "accept" the show. The Vancome Lady (Nicole Sullivan) realizes she's performing the same schtick she did years ago, then breaks into song. Arnold Schwarzenegger (Will Sasso) lends his voice to the sequel for Tarzan. Will Sasso and Alex Borstein conduct interviews at the Blockbuster Awards. Lorraine Swanson (Mo Collins) is a contestant on The Weakest Link. Rusty Miller (Michael McDonald) interviews *NSYNC member Chris Kirkpatrick. Whitney Houston (Debra Wilson) is honored on MTV Icon.
#626 January 5, 2002 Lorraine Swanson (Mo Collins) torments her dance instructor (Michael McDonald) and has a dream sequence where she dances like a professional. Steven Seagal (Will Sasso) plugs his new movie, When Harry Met Sally 2, on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno. Oprah Winfrey (Debra Wilson) forces her lover Stedman Graham (Aries Spears) into being a butler of sorts at her book club meeting. James Lipton (Will Sasso) hosts a live performance of Death of a Salesman, where star Regis Philbin (Alex Borstein) constantly goes off script to tell stories, infuriating his co-stars (Christian Duguay, Debra Wilson). The Depressed Persian Tow Truck Man (Michael McDonald) complains of heartburn to his customer (Christian Duguay). A bickering couple (Will Sasso, Nicole Sullivan) pretends to be happy while hosting company (Nelson Ascencio, Debra Wilson).
#627 November 3, 2001 Melanie Griffith (Nicole Sullivan) talks about her troubles in a "The More You Know" monologue. Rusty Miller (Michael McDonald) wreaks havoc while working at a college cafeteria. A hall monitor (Christian Duguay) tries to socialize with other students without success. A young girl (Stephnie Weir) has a crush on an older man (Will Sasso). A father (Michael McDonald) confronts his son (Christian Duguay) about playing pranks on their neighbors. Bunifa (Debra Wilson) gets her tonsils removed. A personal trainer (Will Sasso) gets too physical with his client (Nelson Ascencio).
#628 March 2, 2002 Lance Bass (Will Sasso) and Tom Cavanagh (Michael McDonald) share their thoughts in "The More You Know." Denzel Washington (Aries Spears) makes speeches to get cable. A Wal-Mart greeter (Mo Collins) is taken to task for being complicit with Hollywood. A security guard (Aries Spears) reveals that the Mannequin Killer (Michael McDonald) has struck again. Bunifa (Debra Wilson) disturbs movie theater patrons by talking on a cellphone and acting "ghetto". The Rosie O'Donnell Show toasts the Broadway version of The Lion King. A family uses raunchy double-entendres during dinner.
#629 October 6, 2001 Two doctors (Andrew Daly, Michael McDonald) phobias can be cured, no matter how ridiculous. "The More You Know" features Maya Angelou (Aries Spears) performing spoken word. Stuart Larkin (Michael McDonald) is the best man at his aunt's (Nicole Sullivan) wedding. Two superheroes try to fight crime, but one is blind (Will Sasso) and the other (Andrew Daly) has a faulty voice box. The GAP Troll (Alex Borstein) lets younger kids answer riddles. Bunifa (Debra Wilson) goes to the Antiques Road Show. Crackheads Walter (Aries Spears) and Amber Hemphill (Mo Collins) report a crime. Judith (Nicole Sullivan) and Clyde (Michael McDonald) make mean-spirited jokes about a parade and its participants.
#630 March 9, 2002 George W. Bush (Christian Duguay) orders people to exercise their vote on "The More You Know." Olympics clips showcase the Berukian team performing unimpressively. Ms. Swan (Alex Borstein) goes on a double date with her stunningly prettier sister. A couple (Michael McDonald, Nicole Sullivan) compare each other's facial expressions during sex. Students auditioning to be background actors learn the ropes from a professional (Andrew Daly). A man (Nelson Ascencio) reveals to his friends that he is gay.

[edit] DVD releases

Season six of MADtv has not been released on DVD.

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