Insomniac with Dave Attell (2001)
Synopsis
Insomniac with Dave Attell is a television show on Comedy Central hosted by comedian Dave Attell which ran from August 5, 2001 until November 11, 2004.
Network
Comedy Central
Episodes
New York
Dave takes on New York the only way it should be done, at night. He'll visit an S&M Club, go for a late night horseback ride with the New York Federation of Black Cowboys and take a look behind the early morning scenes of Wall Street. And don't forget to stay wake for the first fortune cookie of the day.
Miami
No description available.
San Francisco
No description available.
Kansas City
Standup: Stanford & Sons. Stops Include: Isle Of Capri Casino, has fun with some strippers in a limo, last call at 1:45 a.m., Westport, a ridealong with Ace In The Hole Bail Bonds, and the Kansas City Star Newspaper.
New Orleans
It may not be Mardi Gras but it's a party every night of the week. Dave takes it to the street in the Big Easy, to find out what's going on at the world famous Bourbon Street. Afterward he'll visit a voodoo temple and hunt some swamp dwelling nutria with the help of the local authorities.
Houston
Dave does stand up at Laff Stop and then enjoys all that Houston has to offer. He goes to the rodeo and turns out the lights at Enron Field to end his night.
Memphis
No description available.
Tijuiana
Standup: The Comedy Store (in San Diego). Stops Include: Revolucion, Toreo De Tijuana, Club Senor, Punto Neuvo (the house that looks like a naked woman.), looks for a cockfight outside of Tijuana, trys on some different sombreros, the USA/Mexico border.
Baltimore
No description available.
New York
He's Back! Dave ends his season where it all began, back in New York. This time he checks out a fetish party, visits a fish market, has a few drinks, and even has enough money left over to go bowiling with an escort. Then it's "last call" for the season as finally Dave gets some much deserved rest.
Cast
Details
Original Title
Insomniac with Dave Attell
Status
Ended
Seasons
4
Episodes
42
Production
Comedy Central