Nick Cannon Presents: Short Circuitz

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  • 2007
  • 1 Season
  • 3.8  (172)

Nick Cannon Presents: Short Circuitz is a sketch comedy show that aired on MTV in 2007. The show starred Nick Cannon as the host and several recurring cast members that performed in various segments throughout each episode. The show’s format consists of a series of sketches that parody and satirize various aspects of modern culture, including music videos, movies, TV shows, commercials, and news programs. Each sketch has its unique premise and characters that highlight the absurdity and humor of contemporary life.

One of the most memorable segments is called “Snap Yo Fingaz”, which features two rap artists who create ridiculous lyrics and dance moves. The segment is a parody of the “crunk” hip-hop genre and showcases Cannon’s comedic talent and his ability to take a popular culture phenomenon and turn it into something hilarious.

Another popular segment is “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse” where Cannon and other cast members play Disney's classic characters in a sardonic reimagining. The sketches often feature the characters engaging in edgy and adult behavior, such as smoking, drinking, or engaging in sexual innuendo. It’s highly entertaining for adults that grew up loving these cherished childhood characters.

“Facebook” is another sketch that highlights the show's topicality. It features two friends who use Facebook to post inappropriate comments about each other. The segment humorously satirizes the social media phenomenon of oversharing and the dangers of online privacy.

Apart from the regular cast of performers, Short Circuitz also featured guest appearances from various celebrities, including Paris Hilton, Andy Milonakis, and Lil' Jon.

The production value of Short Circuitz is slick, with well-crafted sets, costumes, and special effects that help enhance the humor and satire of each sketch. The overall tone of the show is irreverent, edgy, and provocative, but ultimately highly entertaining. The show knows no bounds in terms of its willingness to push the envelope of good taste and satire.

Despite the show’s short run of only six episodes, Nick Cannon Presents: Short Circuitz remains a cult favorite for those who enjoyed its unique brand of humor. The show is a testament to Cannon’s comedic talent and his ability to take risks and create a show that is different from typical sketch comedy programs.

In conclusion, Nick Cannon Presents: Short Circuitz is a highly entertaining show that showcases Cannon’s comedic talent and his ability to create a hilarious and irreverent sketch comedy show. With its edgy humor, satirical commentary on modern culture, and well-crafted production values, Short Circuitz is a cult classic that remains a must-watch for fans of sketch comedy.

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Seasons
Episode 108
8. Episode 108
July 5, 2007
Ice-T is the guest. Sketches include a look at geriatric weapons of choice and a teacher-student episode of "Next."
Episode 107
7. Episode 107
June 28, 2007
Nas is the guest star. Comedy bits include "BET News: Uncut" and "Office Heckler."
Episode 106
6. Episode 106
June 21, 2007
Snoop Dogg is the guest. The comedy bits include a magic act and "Dane Cooks."
Episode 105
5. Episode 105
June 14, 2007
Sketches feature Bobby Brown's "Cribs"; Diddy's new restaurant; Sean Jean Silver's; the return of the Claymates with a special guest.
Episode 104
4. Episode 104
June 7, 2007
Judge Mo Dollars (Katt Williams) slams down the comedy gavel. See Ludacris's first-ever improvised music video. Plus "The Negrotiator" saves the day. And get a taste of the viewer-posted sketch "The Profane Gourmet."
Episode 103
3. Episode 103
April 19, 2007
Rap's prayers are answered by Jesus, the producer! Magic runs in the family (sort of) with Davonte Blaine. Enjoy all-you-can-eat comedy on Dane Cooks. Guest star Snoop Dogg is back. Plus, a viewer posted-sketch that is sure to teach women a lesson.
Episode 102
2. Episode 102
April 12, 2007
Celebrate White History Day. Tune into "The Bootleg Movie Awards." Catch the viewer-posted new Paris Hilton video. See why size does matter to guest star Lil' John. Plus, Mary J. Blige cleans up with her latest music video.
Episode 101
1. Episode 101
April 5, 2007
See what's missing, besides Whitney, on Bobby Brown's "Cribs." The cure for Camel Toe is revealed. Meet the "Claymates." Enjoy the viewer-posted sketch "Skanks on a Plane." And Diddy gives us a taste of his new restaurant; "Sean Jean Silvers."
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  • Premiere Date
    April 5, 2007
  • IMDB Rating
    3.8  (172)