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Repertory cast members

• Alex Borstein (25/25 episodes)
• Mo Collins (25/25 episodes)
• Pat Kilbane (25/25 episodes)
• Phil LaMarr (17/25 episodes)
• Michael McDonald (25/25 episodes)
• Will Sasso (25/25 episodes)
• Aries Spears (25/25 episodes)
• Nicole Sullivan (20/25 episodes)
• Debra Wilson (25/25 episodes)

Featured cast members

• Nelson Ascencio (4/25 episodes; first episode: November 27, 1999)
• Brooke Totman (6/25 episodes; first episode: January 15, 2000/ last episode: April 15, 2000)

Aries Spears invites an audience member to perform a sketch with him onstage; Melanie Griffith (Sullivan) and Antonio Banderas (Kilbane) are interviewed; Lida (Sullivan) and Melina (Wilson) accost Ricky Martin (Ascencio) in his apartment; a parody of Martial Law; Dateline NBC examines a new black teen drama modeled on Dawson's Creek; the Gap troll (Borstein) initiates a new trainee (Sasso); on Buenos Dias, San Diego, hosts and guests (Ascencio, Collins, Sasso) speak a mixture of Spanish and English; a director (Sullivan) gets frustrated when two actors (LaMarr, McDonald) keep flubbing their lines while filming a serious scene in a movie.

Melissa Etheridge (Collins) and Julie Cypher (Borstein) share the news about David Crosby (Sasso) being the new father of their children; Bill Clinton (Sasso) sings about his many trysts in a send-up of the one-hit wonder song "Mambo No. 5"; Spishak promotes a board game based on Angela's Ashes; an alien-in-disguise (Kilbane) runs for President; Marvin Tikvah (McDonald) hits on his yoga instructor (Collins); Kenny Rogers (Sasso) and Dolly Parton (Borstein) star in a Broadway version of Grease; some college frat boys (Kilbane, Sasso, Spears) have a crazy night out driving; the background singers for the Time of Your Life theme song reveal that Jennifer Love Hewitt (Totman) made a bad career choice leaving Party of Five; two scary thugs (Sasso, Spears) show a couple (Kilbane, Sullivan) that they're good at taking care of babies; behind the scenes of her new show, Tactical Intelligence Team, Pamela Anderson (Collins) acts like a prima donna; two coffee house singers (Borstein, Collins) perform on stage.

Featuring: Brooke Totman

Regis Philbin has some problems with the writing staff (Kilbane, Sasso) and hosts a special political edition of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire where the contestants are Al Gore (Kilbane), Alan Keyes (Spears), and Jesse Ventura (Sasso); Tommy Hilfiger (Kilbane) offers Tovah (Wilson) and Belma (Spears) plus-sized clothing on Reality Check; David James Elliott appears on an episode of Reading Caboose; Stuart Larkin (McDonald) goes to the pet shop; a murderer (McDonald) poses as a mannequin; a man (Ascencio) has a dinner date with himself. Q-Tip performs "Vivrant Thing".

Featuring: Nelson Ascencio

Michael McDonald re-enacts his brief scenes from the first two Austin Powers movies for Seth Green; two talk-show hosts (Borstein, Wilson) talk about a foundation for single unwed mothers; Rusty Miller (McDonald) plays arcade trivia with his soon-to-be girlfriend (Collins); Seth Green plays a boss who terrorizes employees (Sasso, Spears, Wilson) with the help of his equally deranged mother (Borstein); Tyra Banks plays one of many club members who use the names of Disney characters as nicknames; while on an alien planet, the son of Dolemite (Spears) calls upon legendary funk group Earth Wind & Fire to stop the forces of earth, wind, and fire. Earth, Wind & Fire perform "September".

Featuring: Brooke Totman

FOX's newest sitcom has Malcolm X (Spears) as the sane man in a trashily casual family; Paul Timberman (Sasso) suffers bloody mishaps while plugging the Wondertool 2000; Lorraine Swanson (Collins) bothers an employee (McDonald) at an all-you-can-eat bar; Michael McDonald and Nicole Sullivan audition for the crime drama Law & Order; a redneck named Ron (McDonald) makes an ass of himself at a bar; Tony Shalhoub appears as a cab driver and performs a musical number with Ms. Swan (Borstein); George Carlin appears in a Touched by an Angel parody for those who don't believe in God. The Cure perform "Maybe Someday" and "In Between Days".

Michael McLoud (Sasso) and Jasmine Wayne-Wayne (Borstein) open Mad TV's Night at the Movies with a medley of songs they've written for various films; now you can enjoy the atmosphere of movie theaters in your own home courtesy of Spishak Industries; Steven Seagal (Sasso) stars in a movie with an entire scene filmed in letterbox format; Charlton Heston (Kilbane) is a guest on Reality Check; a parody of Girl, Interrupted features Ginger Spice (Borstein) and Whoopi Goldberg (Wilson); lost footage from The Wizard of Oz has Dorothy (Collins), The Scarecrow (Kilbane), The Tin Man (McDonald), and The Cowardly Lion (Sasso) joined by a one-legged slave (Spears); Elvis Presley (Sasso) stars in a musical version of Planet of the Apes; Master P (Spears) and Mystikal (Wilson) play the leads in a remake of Casablanca. Marc Anthony performs "You Sang to Me" and "I Need to Know".

Featuring: Brooke Totman

Celine Dion (Collins) announces her replacement (Borstein) during a farewell tour; William Shatner (Sasso) promotes his own sperm bank; Elvis Presley (Sasso) reminisces with his bandmates (Kilbane, McDonald); the Stick Chicks (Borstein, Sullivan, Wilson) confront a plutonium thief (Sasso); a Turkish man (Kilbane) posts a personal ad; a woman (Sullivan) interrupts a funeral with incessant phone calls; a crime drama focuses on two cops, one entirely covered in white (Borstein) and another covered in black (Spears). Creed performs "Higher".

Featuring: Nelson Ascencio

Luke Perry (Kilbane), Method Man (Spears), Martha Stewart (Collins), Dionne Warwick (Wilson), John Ramsey (McDonald), and Patsy Ramsey (Borstein) list their favorite one-hit wonders on The List; Jewel (Collins) hosts her own show; Jack Nicholson (Kilbane), Prince (LaMarr), and Steven Seagal (Sasso) will not let Eddie Murphy (Spears) join their slumber party; a Scotsman (Sasso) reveals antiques' past uses at an Antiques Roadshow; a nerd (Totman) is ecstatic to meet Shania Twain (Collins) on MTV Fanatic; during a wedding reception, a woman (Totman) makes out publicly with her lover (Sasso); Allison (Borstein) sings before being promoted to chairwoman; Bunifa (Wilson) goes to trial before Paternity Court.

Featuring: Brooke Totman

David Arquette becomes the new El Asso Wipo and faces against Sting; The Sopranos (Sasso, Collins, Kilbane) are contestants on Family Feud and frequently act impolite; scaredy-cat Mickey's (McDonald) laugh causes another patient (Borstein) to have a heart attack; Lida (Sullivan) and Melina (Wilson) roller-skate into a gym with several buff members; Stuart Larkin (McDonald) joins his mother Doreen (Collins) and her coworker Linda (Sullivan) at work; John (McDonald) and Patsy Ramsey (Borstein) receive hostile comments from callers while hosting their own talk show; the Power Friends (Arquette, Kilbane, Sasso) promote their gym at a Baptists' church. Goo Goo Dolls perform "Broadway".

Mad TV executive producer Andy Kessler (Kilbane) hires Susan Sarandon as a new cast member; Rusty Miller (McDonald) loses his virginity to a hooker (Sarandon); reporter Sam Donaldson (Kilbane) shows home movies and footage of murder attempts of the Zapruder family on This Week; Ms. Swan (Borstein) pitches Swan: The Homecoming to director Garry Marshall; James Brown (Spears) breaks into a woman's (Wilson) house to tell her kids a bedtime story; Lorraine Swanson (Collins) annoys a salesman (Sasso) while shopping for a bed.

Will Sasso becomes fat again in order to get more laughs; Cocoa Latite (Wilson) promotes a breakfast cereal made of afro hair; a modern-day parody of Laverne & Shirley; Aries Spears hosts his own show where he questions Will Sasso and Tony Shalhoub about their love lives; Britney Spears (Sullivan) shoots a video; Catherine O'Hara plays a divorcee on a blind date at a karaoke bar; George Carlin disputes the veracity of the Apollo 11 landing on this installment of Reading Caboose; Judith (Sullivan) and Clyde (McDonald) attend a diving meet and get into arguments with parents (Kilbane, Wilson).

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