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COED Presents: Top 5 “Ben Stiller Show” Skits of All-Time

April 29, 2008 - 10:01 am By Steve - Seton Hall

The Ben Stiller Show was a short-lived sketch comedy television show that aired on FOX from September 1992 to January 1993. Despite excellent reviews, Fox canceled the series after only 12 episodes, but after cancellation, the series took home the 1993 Emmy Award for Outstanding Writing in a Variety Series.Chances are most of you have never seen clips from the Ben Stiller Show but today you get to experience the hilarity.

After the jump check out the Top 5 “Ben Stiller Show” Skits of All-Time!

“Manson”

“Counting with Bruce Springsteen”

“Die Hard 12: Die Hungry”

“Drugs Are Bad”

“The Pig Latin Lover”

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