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Mr. Show with Bob and David S2E2 — A Talking Junkie

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Mr. Show with Bob and David•Season 2•Episode 2

A Talking Junkie

8.3/10 · 202 votesNov 22, 199629 min

Ranked #3 of 6 in Season 2•+0.1 vs season avg

David has a junkie friend; a married couple run a "mom and pop" porn shop; and R&B group Three Times One Minus One appear on WPCBCN—the White People Co-Opting Black Culture Network—where they complain about being hassled by the cops for jaywalking.

Directed byTroy Miller

Written byBob Odenkirk, David Cross

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Bob Odenkirk

Bob Odenkirk

Self - Host / Various

David Cross

David Cross

Self - Host / Various

Jill Talley

Jill Talley

Various

Brian Posehn

Brian Posehn

Various

Tom Kenny

Tom Kenny

Various

Mary Lynn Rajskub

Mary Lynn Rajskub

Various

Jay Johnston

Jay Johnston

Various

John Ennis

John Ennis

Various

Paul F. Tompkins

Paul F. Tompkins

Various

Sarah Silverman

Sarah Silverman

Various

B

B. J. Porter

Various

Scott Aukerman

Scott Aukerman

Various

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Bob Odenkirk

Bob Odenkirk

Writer

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Troy Miller

Director

David Cross

David Cross

Writer

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Episode Summary

"A Talking Junkie" is episode 2 of Mr. Show with Bob and David season 2. It scored 8.3/10 from 202 votes, ranking #3 of 6 episodes this season (season average 8.2). Directed by Troy Miller and written by Bob Odenkirk, David Cross, it aired on November 22, 1996.

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