TV Series2008 · Comedy Central · Ended · 25 min
A rotating roster of comedians argue over who or what is the root of all evil in this courtroom parody. Lewis Black of The Daily Show with Jon Stewart presides as judge, and topics debated include such hot issues as 'Paris Hilton vs. Dick Cheney' and 'chick flicks vs. video games' among others.
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Lewis Black
Self - Host
18 episodes
Paul F. Tompkins
Self
6 episodes
Robert Smigel
Self
1 episode
Andrea Savage
Self
1 episode
Jerry Minor
Self
1 episode
Ron Jeremy
Self
1 episode
Mary Birdsong
Self
1 episode
Jimmy Pardo
Self
1 episode
Kathleen Madigan
Self
3 episodes
Patton Oswalt
Self
6 episodes
Greg Giraldo
Self
9 episodes
Jack Donner
Self
1 episode
Andy Daly
Self
6 episodes
Brian Huskey
Self
1 episode
Keone Young
Self
1 episode
Scott Aukerman
Self
1 episode
Lindsey Stoddart
Self
1 episode
Dave Allen
Self
1 episode
Carrie Wiita
Sorority Girl
1 episode
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