• The Man Show (1999) Soundtrack OST •

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Rating: 6.70/10 from 3700 votes

Tags: girl wears a bikini, perversion, sketches

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The Man Show is a comedy television show that originally aired on Comedy Central from 1999 to 2004. The show was created by Jimmy Kimmel and Adam Carolla, and it featured a variety of comedic sketches, interviews, and segments aimed at a male audience.

Each episode of The Man Show typically included segments such as "Man-O-Vations," where the hosts would offer humorous advice on how to navigate the world as a man, and "The Man Show Boy," a young boy who would perform outrageous stunts.

One of the most popular segments on The Man Show was "Girls on Trampolines," where women in bikinis would jump on trampolines while the hosts made jokes and commentary. This segment became controversial for its objectification of women.

Despite its popularity, The Man Show faced criticism for its portrayal of gender roles and its often crude humor. The show was eventually canceled in 2004 after five seasons.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Man Show
	Working for the Weekend
	You're The Best
	Lies
	Nothin' But A Good Time - Remastered 2006
	Hangin' Tough
	I'm Alright - Theme from "Caddyshack"
	Hit Me With Your Best Shot
	We're Not Gonna Take It
	Footloose
	Hey Man Nice Shot
	I Get Around - Remastered
	Don't You (Forget About Me)
	You Might Think
	We Are The Champions - Remastered 2011
	Mississippi Queen
	Somebody's Watching Me - Single Version
	Party All the Time
	Takin' Care Of Business
	Holding Out for a Hero - From "Footloose" Soundtrack
	Delibes: Lakmé, Act 1: "Dôme épais, le jasmin" (Lakmé, Mallika)
	WB	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	DC Showcase Main	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	SUPERMAN/SHAZAM!: THE RETURN OF BLACK ADAM: Black	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Billy	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Looking for	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Good is	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Battle in the	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Subway Ride / The Wizard Shazam	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Back in the City	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Shazam!	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Dam	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Gods and Ants	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Billy's Had Enough	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Tawny's Reveal	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Just One Word	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Return of Black Adam End Credits	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	JONAH HEX: Ella's Rag	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Madame Lorraine	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Above the Bar, Red Doc Gets Comfortable	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Jonah Rides into Town	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Madame Lorraine and Jonah	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Jonah Takes Care of Business	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	To the Mine Shaft	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Jonah Hex End Credits	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	GREEN ARROW: Late Again / Tension at the Airport	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Assassination Attempt / The Princess... The Queen	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Conveyor Belt	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Merlyn and Green Arrow Duel	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Safe? (Count Vertigo)	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Every Queen Needs a Consort	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Green Arrow End Credits	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	THE SPECTRE: Mr. Brenner Takes a Dip	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Corrigan Assesses the Crime Scene	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Surveillance Camera Tapes	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Costumes	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Squashed	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Heading to Mexico	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	An Old Friend / The Secret	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	The Spectre End Credits	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Billy's Had Enough	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	Tawny's Reveal	Benjamin Wynn: Performer
	JONAH HEX: Ella's Rag	Benjamin Wynn: Performer

User reviews

George Johnson

7/10

The use of music in The Man Show helped enhance the humor and kept the audience engaged throughout each episode. The catchy tunes and sound effects added an extra layer of entertainment to the show.

Richard Roberts

5/10

The soundtrack of The Man Show perfectly captured the energetic and playful tone of the show. The music selection was upbeat and catchy, enhancing the comedic sketches and segments throughout each episode.

Brian Green

7/10

The soundtrack of The Man Show was memorable and iconic, contributing to the overall appeal and success of the series. The music helped set the tone for the show and added to its unique identity.

Margaret Jones

10/10

The catchy tunes and upbeat melodies of The Man Show soundtrack created a nostalgic and memorable viewing experience for fans. The music helped set the mood for the comedic sketches and added to the overall entertainment value of the show.

Amanda Scott

5/10

The use of music in The Man Show was effective in setting the mood for different segments, particularly during the controversial Girls on Trampolines bit. However, the show's reliance on objectifying women through this segment overshadowed any positive aspects of the soundtrack, leaving a sour taste in the audience's mouth.

Thomas Nelson

8/10

The soundtrack of The Man Show was energetic and perfectly complemented the comedic tone of the show. The music choices during sketches and segments added a fun and lively atmosphere.

Jennifer Allen

10/10

The soundtrack of The Man Show was a perfect match for its comedic and irreverent tone. The music enhanced the show's energy and added an extra layer of fun to each segment.

Nancy Taylor

5/10

While the music in The Man Show was entertaining and fitting for the show's theme, some of the song choices reinforced the stereotypical portrayal of masculinity that the show was known for. This aspect could be seen as divisive among viewers who were looking for more progressive and inclusive content.

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