The Slim Shady Show
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| The Slim Shady Show | |
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| Format | Animated Series |
| Created by | Eminem |
| Country of origin |  Australia |
| Language(s) | English |
| No. of seasons | 2 |
| No. of episodes | 8 |
| Production | |
| Running time | approx. 30 minutes |
| Broadcast | |
| Original channel | FOX |
| Picture format | 480i (SDTV) |
| Original run | September 16, 2000 – 2001 |
| External links | |
| Official website | |
| IMDb profile | |
The Slim Shady Show was a series of animated cartoons that were first broadcast on the on the Internet and later released on DVD. Each episode was approximately 30 minutes in length. They focused on the fictional adventures of Eminem's alter-egos, Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers And Ken Keniff. The series was directed by Mark Brooks and Peter Gilstrap.
Most of the characters were voiced by Eminem himself, with contributions by the directors and others such as Paul Rosenberg and Xzibit.
Due to the show's explicit nature, it received a OFLC classification of R18+.
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[edit] Episodes
Party Crashers - The gang gets beat in basketball by a bunch of kids parodying the gang of South Park, so Slim Shady decides they should get back at them.
Plexi Max Extravaganza - An arena holds a Pristina Gaguilera concert in which Marshall wants to go to because of his desire of her, while Ken Keniff wants to go see a monster truck rally at the same center.
Dyke Hills Mall - Marshall finally meets Pristina Gaguilera at an autograph signing.
Movie Star Marshall - A talent agent scouts out Slim Shady for a movie, however in an attempt to gain Marshall some popularity Slim puts him in his place and gives him some friendly advice.
Slim Shank Redemption - An Oz parody where the guys find themselves in jail after stumbling upon a government stash.
Ouija Board Blunders - The gang while searching for their Playstation find a Ouija board, they set it up and their session calls up, among other things, Gianni Versace and a headless Kurt Cobain.
Devirgination - Slim Shady sets Marshall up on a date, while Dave finds some mushrooms growing on the walls in the trailer's bathroom.
Parent-Teacher Night - A teacher relates to Dave's parents how the gang got in trouble recently.
[edit] Notable Quotes
"Men-men-men-men-men." Ken Keniff's catchphrase, which should say a lot about his character]
"I've seen 'it' before, and 'it' you have." [Talent agent Morty Schmuckmiester, approaching Slim Shady]
"Aight Big D, let's do some Good Will Huntin'!" [Spoken by Slim as he and D approach Matt Damon and Ben Affleck look-alikes]
[Big D narrating Oz-style:] "This was the incarceration of my crew by The Man, Big Brother- or as I call him, William Shatner."
"Sign these bitch!" (Marshall Mathers exposing his genitals to Pristina Gaguilera (Christina Aguilera spoof) at an autograph signing)
[edit] Cast
Eminem - (Portrays his alter egos) Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers, Eminem and Ken Keniff plus various other characters
Mark Brooks - Dave
Lord Sear - Big D
Xzibit - Knuckles
Other casting voices include Peter Gilstrap, Janet Ginsburg, Lisa Jenio and Paul Rosenberg.
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