
Pulp Comics
Creator Robert Small · Channel Comedy Central · Starring Bobcat Goldthwait, Dana Gould, Caroline Rhea
Pulp Comics is a television show that aired on Comedy Central from 1996–2000. The show features stand-up comedians performing their acts, interspersed with original short films related to their rantings.
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Episodes
- Episode 1: 1. Pulp Comics: Paul ProvenzaOctober 9, 1996 · 30 minStand-up comedian Paul Provenza performs live in the first episode of Comedy Central's Pulp Comics show that blends stand-up comedy acts and prerecorded shorts related to the topic the guest is covering.
- Episode 2: 2. Pulp Comics: Bobcat GoldthwaitDecember 4, 1996 · 30 minStand-up comedian Bobcat Goldthwait performs live in the second episode of Comedy Central's Pulp Comics show that blends stand-up comedy acts and prerecorded shorts related to the topic the guest is covering.
- Episode 3: 3. Pulp Comics: Laura KightlingerMay 28, 1997 · 30 minStand-up comedian Laura Kightlinger performs live in the third episode of Comedy Central's Pulp Comics show that blends stand-up comedy acts and prerecorded shorts related to the topic the guest is covering.
- Episode 4: 4. Pulp Comics: Dave AttellAugust 25, 1997 · 30 minStand-up comedian Dave Attell performs live in the fourth episode of Comedy Central's Pulp Comics show that blends stand-up comedy acts and prerecorded shorts related to the topic the guest is covering.
- Episode 5: 5. Pulp Comics: Jim BreuerAugust 26, 1997 · 30 minStand-up comedian Jim Breuer performs live in the fifth episode of Comedy Central's Pulp Comics show that blends stand-up comedy acts and prerecorded shorts related to the topic the guest is covering.
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Credits
- Bobcat Goldthwaithimself · 2 episodes
- Dana Gouldhimself · 1 episode
- Caroline Rheaherself · 1 episode
- Whoopi GoldbergWhoopi Goldberg · 1 episode
- Bryan BattBachelor #2 · 1 episode
- Scott Thompsonhimself · 1 episode
- Robert SmallCreator
- Barbara KanowitzDirector · 15 episodes
Film and series details
- EPISODE LENGTH
- 30 minutes
- FIRST AIRED
- October 9, 1996
- LAST AIRED
- February 22, 2000
- PRODUCTION COMPANIES
- Robert Small Entertainment, Comedy Central

















