| Display title | The Man Show |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Man Show was a half-hour program on Comedy Central starring Adam Carolla and Jimmy Kimmel (followed by Joe Rogan and Doug Stanhope in the final season) that centered around jokes about...well, "manly" stuff. Sports, beer, babes...that sort of thing. Aside from giving Jimmy Kimmel an extra paycheck (he still did a little work on Win Ben Stein's Money when the show first aired), The Man Show was notable for its eye candy-laden Juggy Dance Squad, who would provide entertainment for the audience during commercial breaks. And the whole "jumping on trampolines" bit at the end of every show. |
