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...spokesperson said this week that “Da Ali G Show?? would broadcast six new episodes beginning in mid-July...
...Stein earned a new generation of fans when he began hosting “Win Ben Stein’s Money.” Stein ostensibly offered his own income as a cash prize, and attempted to beat out the contestants by answering trivia questions before they could. The show??s witty writing and genial co-host Jimmy Kimmel made it a cult hit, and a staple of the then-fledgling cable network’s evening lineup...
Comedy Central tried to convert Stein’s popularity into further ratings success by developing a talk show, 1999’s “Turn Ben Stein On.” But the show??a half-hour interview format with a theme song written and performed by the host himself—was short-lived, and with the end of “Money” in 2002, Stein must now make due without a cable television program bearing his name...
...eerily precise, and the sound added the perfect ambience of tense strangeness to the show. In fact, aside from the performances themselves, what was most impressive about the production was its uniformity of atmosphere, and for this one must give credit to the person most responsible for the show??s overall greatness, the director Mike Donahue. Donahue planned this show down to every muttered line, every hand-bag, every measure of music, every pussywillow branch—and this dedication shows. He is one of the best directors now at Harvard, and this production reveals his unmatched control...
Mark Goffman seemed as articulate as his characters, especially when discussing the show??s ideals. “We’d like to think the president is always weighing what’s best for America, for the situation and for the administration, just as President Bartlet does,” said Goffman...