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MADtv (season 2) : ウィキペディア英語版
Mad TV (season 2)


The second season of ''Mad TV'', an American sketch comedy series, originally aired in the United States on the Fox Network between September 21, 1996, and May 17, 1997.
==Season summary==
Despite some minor cast changes—Tim Conlon and Pablo Francisco joined as featured players and Artie Lange quietly left mid-season due to a drug scandal—the second season of ''Mad TV'' was not a radical departure from season one (largely the same cast, the same humor, and the same format).
The addition of a weekly guest host was the most notable difference of season two, the only season of ''Mad TV'' to feature one. Although every season has had several guest stars, season two's guest stars were referred to as "hosts" and appeared in nearly every sketch. Every episode had a new host, whereas in other seasons, not every episode had a guest star and the guest star usually only appeared in a few sketches. The guest host format was similar to ''Saturday Night Lives, but ''Mad TV'' ended this format after season two (though later seasons do have special guest stars who appear in sketches or do monologues).

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