Idiot Boy has a job and he's not very good at it meanwhile the Cops and their suspect watch the Philadelphia Phillies ridiculed on TV. Sketches include: Idiot Boy at Work, Police Department 1, You've Gained Weight, Police Department 2, Feelyat!, Brian's Been Arrested, Police Department 3, and The Beard Written by Anonymous

From a man who films a documentary about getting fired from his job to a disgusting old man who asks his neighbor to roll his wife over, this episode is sure to leave you laughing. Sketches include: Police Department 1, Disgusting Old Man, The Chosen One Thinker, Chance Meeting, Police Department 2, Firing Documentary, Police Department 3, Grizzly, and Police Department 4 Written by Anonymous

It's hard not to laugh when you watch Buddy Cole discuss how to keep and care for your new male slave and a man on a date reveals he has a jugghead tattoo. Sketches include: Whores 1, Meet Your New Male Slave, Someone Doesn't Like You, Whores 2, Poreef, The Tattoo, and The Hit Written by Anonymous

A newsreel footage reveals that God existed and that He's dead, the Whores contemplate raising their prices in order to make themselves high class whores, and Buddy Cole delivers a monologue about Mario from Montreal. Sketches include: God is Dead. New Boots, Accelerated-Time Breakup, Whores 1, Buddy's Bar, Whores 2, and Dipping Areas Written by Anonymous

Meet the whacky characters of this episode such as Stump, who used to be The Waiter With Hands For Hands, the butt freak film buff, and the man who sells sounds. Sketches include: Steps 1, Stump Hand Waiter, Butt Freak Film Buff, Police Department, Steps 2, Guy Who Consoles People in Hospital, Steps 3, and Evan the Stereo Salesman Written by Anonymous

In this episode, two guys, in the middle of high school lunch, talk about Burt Reynolds' thing and Joel goes mad with his moderate amount of power. Sketches include: Fight-Picking Guy 1, Weston and Virgil in 1972, Power-Mad after Promotion, Sick About Crime, Laundromat Business Opportunities, Fight-Picking Guy 2 , Post-Apocalypse Poets, Fight-Picking Guy 3, and Coal-Shoveler with Angst Written by Anonymous

A guy acts slow to make friend leave, a man is looking for a hooker with a heart of gold and Bruce gives a monologue about love. Sketches include: Slow Motion Trick, Ex-Girlfriend Relocation,Whores 1, Love, Breast-Obsessed Businessman, Whores 2, Naive Duck Hunting, Whores 3, and They Love Me in France Written by Anonymous

A gross guy wants you to call 555-SLUT while two step class instructors argue over a song and the Chicken Lady exhibits some very strange behavior at the mall. Sketches include: Slow Motion Trick, Ex-Girlfriend Relocation, Whores 1, Love, Breast-Obsessed Businessman, Whores 2, Naive Duck Hunting, Whores 3, and They Love Me in France Written by Anonymous

In this episode the Steps guys discuss coming out to their parents, an American in Canada wants crab shampoo, and a man has an idea for a new restaurant featuring boiled potatoes. Sketches include: Steps 1, Crab Shampoo, Obfuscator Boyfriend, Mr. Tisane's Tea Problem, Boiled Potatoes, and Steps 2 Written by Anonymous

Check out this group of Kids in the Hall sketches that feature the residents of a town are forced to lick it the town clean and Scott's comparison of Dave and an elk. Sketches include: Lick Town Clean, Agents in the Bar, The Lovers 3, Noisy Kid, Dave/Elk, Humpback Gays, The Lovers 4, My Training Written by Anonymous

A man complains about being a test-tube baby and Kathie sleeps with dry cleaner. Meanwhile, the starving street singers look for food. Sketches include: The Test-Tube Baby, Kathie, Whores 1, Starving Street Singers, Communist Threat, Whores 2, and Girlfriend's Jobs Written by Anonymous

In this episode, a roommate shoplifts in order to contribute, and the shoe shine isn't stoned, he just notices things. Meanwhile, a man lices through his hangover to tell the tale. Sketches include: Shoe Shine, The Monkeys, You Scuzzy Piece of Filth!, Raj and Christine, and Husk Musk Written by Anonymous

From a man who talks to his clothes to an old man who asks women to dance in their underwear, this episode of Kids in the Hall is sure to keep you laughing. Sketches include: Clothes-Talker, Sid and Sharisse Wedding, Whores 1, Darn Near Puked, Whores 2, Scott's Vision, and Again! Again! Written by Anonymous

Check out this group of sketches featuring a man who complains about Bikini Inspector T-shirts and a wedding ceremony conducted by Buddy Cole. Sketches include: Police Department, Bleeding Ear, Bikini Inspector, Wedding at Buddy's, and Hi-Tech Car Alarm Written by Anonymous

Ever wonder what it would be like to invite a Cyclops to a party? You'll find the answer to this and more in this episode of Kids in the Hall. Sketches include: Cyclops, The Convenience Store Worker, Hillbilly's Problem, and Fran the Italian. Written by Anonymous

A free spirit writes a police report naked, a Korean War vet doesn't want to lose his cable, and Scott gives a monologue about a dream he had. Sketches include: Don't Shut off My Cable!, Police Department, Scott on Los Angeles, and Carlo the Scientist. Written by Anonymous

A man has a submarine for an office and three men have a conversation on 555-JERK. Sketches include: Greater Possibilities, Steps, Living Proof Press Conference, and Big Bucks.

In this episode of Kids in the Hall, the perfect couple practices being perfect, Aliens celebrate Bellini Day, and the A.T. and Love boss has a problem. Sketches include: Band Killer, Brown Stuff, I'm Late, Steps, Bye Stan, and Bellini Day.

The voiceover guy corrects Francesca Fiore's grammar. Meanwhile, the Queen drops by unexpectedly for tea, and the Humanoids for Humanism rob a sperm bank. Sketches include: Francesca, Bruno and the Voiceover Guy, Sperm Bank I, The Queen at Tea, Sperm Bank 2, Man of Destiny, Sperm Bank 3, Heart Channel, and Sperm Bank 4. Written by Anonymous

A man has problems with his 44 noisy roommates and a husband and wife read Memoirs and reminesce. Sketches include: Noisy Roommates, Memoirs, and Journey to the Top of the Stairs.

How to end the final season in the KIDS IN THE HALL? Have everyone fired, shut down Buddy's bar, and witness a burial! Sketches include: End of the Beginning, Armada Grows Old, The Sixth Kid, Buddy's Bar, A.T. and Love Buyou, and Burial.