Edna Time

Name: Edna Time
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1993-02-28
Rating: 7.6
Cast: Luke Perry, Tom Arnold, Kathy Ireland

TV Series
1993–

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7.6/10

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Dame Edna & Madge host a talk show from her Malibu home, with Cesar Romero, Luke Perry, Roseanne, & Tom Arnold. Originally shot to be an hour show, the Fox network cut half an hour from show... Read allDame Edna & Madge host a talk show from her Malibu home, with Cesar Romero, Luke Perry, Roseanne, & Tom Arnold. Originally shot to be an hour show, the Fox network cut half an hour from show the day of broadcast, eliminating appearances by Teri Garr, Cathy Ireland & Patrick Stewa... Read allDame Edna & Madge host a talk show from her Malibu home, with Cesar Romero, Luke Perry, Roseanne, & Tom Arnold. Originally shot to be an hour show, the Fox network cut half an hour from show the day of broadcast, eliminating appearances by Teri Garr, Cathy Ireland & Patrick Stewart. Show was a pilot for series that didn't sell.

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I was present at the taping of this show, which was butchered by the Fox network, slashed to half it's running time the day of broadcast. The original hour-long show was hilarious, featuring, in addition to the televised appearances by Roseanne & Tom Arnold, Luke Perry & Cesar Romero, surprise appearances by Cathy Ireland, Teri Garr & Patrick Stewart. Dame Edna, as usual, was too funny for America! This pilot never sold, which was a shame as it was an extremely funny show. Even the poor mutilated version that was broadcast was very funny. The studio audience contained such luminaries as Julian Sands, Cliff De Young & Miriam Margoyles. De Young also made an unbilled appearance in the broadcast show as a dermatologist, speaking only 3 words, in an infomercial parody for "EdnaDerm". Incidentally, this program was the final performance ever in the long and distinguished career of Cesar Romero.