The Ben Stiller Show
American television program
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"The Ben Stiller Show" was an American sketch comedy television program that aired on MTV in 1990 and later on the Fox network from 1992 to 1993. The show featured a young ensemble cast and satirized popular culture with an anarchic spirit. Despite its short runs, the writing staff, including Ben Stiller, Judd Apatow, and Bob Odenkirk, earned an Emmy Award for their work. The program showcased Stiller's early talent for comedy and his ability to create sharp, satirical content.1
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