Created by: Matt Besser, Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts
Premiere date: August 19, 1998
Episodes: 30
Genre: Comedy
Running time: 30min
Agents Adair, Antoine, Colby and Trotter both monitor and create chaos across the universe. The sketches you see throughout most of the show are different subjects being monitored. At the end of each episode all the sketches and characters come together into one final sketch. Besides all the sketches, they have other segments where the UCB Agents venture out with hidden cameras, and try to incorporate the content of their bizarre sketches into the real world.
Cast & Characters
Matt Besser (Adair / Various), Amy Poehler (Colby / Various), Ian Roberts (Antoine / Various), Matt Walsh (Trotter / Various), Del Close (Narrator)
Season 1
Cassie befriends the Unibomber, and the Bucket of Truth unleashes chaos in suburbia.
Carrie attends a meeting for ugly people, and Antoine performs Operation Backrub in a public park.
The brigade arranges a stunt-variety show to eradicate prejudice.
Duke Thompson pitches a new power marketing strategy; ass pennies are a way to get the upper hand.
Two enthusiastic teamsters put on a puppet show for children, and a couple reels from their son's infurating verbal condition.
An underground organization tries to disrupt happy couples.
Drunken fraternity boys.
The group targets sex and seduction for elimination.
Counselor Henry shows campers the ways of Jesus, and Rogers calls a board meeting to discuss missing money.
Little Donny, a young boy with an enormous penis, inspires other kids with medical anomalies, and adults make new discoveries about his condition.
Season 2
A newborn baby bolts from his parents as soon as he's out of the womb, and a Grandmaster Dialectician gets an inspiring new student.
Two procrastinating bomb squad officers seize an illegal dildo bong from Bong Boy, and the Wu-Tang Clan invades the UCB headquarters.
An accountant tries to help her frivolous client, and a masseuse must deal with an excessively flatulent customer.
A man examines the daily injustices that people who are color blind face.
A salon owner keeps rich women beautiful by slapping them across the face, and a man burns calories by pretending to flee armed soldiers.
A woman treats her home for an obnoxious infestation, a waiter gets a detailed rundown of his new job, and a teenager discovers a way to beat his curfew.
Duke Thompson attempts to cure left-handedness, and the Spaghetti Jesus goes missing.
A trash girl takes a rich man out of his house for the first time in his life, and a hooker is put in charge of a gourmet coffee shop.
Bong Boy strikes again, and a TV weatherman tries to save Miami from a devastating hurricane.
In the UCB's "What Is Supercool" documentary, a veteran describes his service as a drugged-up war baby and prisoners scare kids straight.
Season 3
A couple installs Wolfman Jack technology in their home, and the UCB tries on the kinky world of costume erotica.
A woman takes her scrapbook obsession too far, and the UCB explores the seamy underworld of organized crime.
UCB overhauls the health-care system.
A band consisting of musicians with limited talents can't decide on a name, and a city slicker from the Big Apple joins in on a Southern cakewalk.
Fitness fascists search for hidden fatties, and a hungry subway conductor holds a train hostage.
Santa Claus peddles a new liqueur, and a demon overruns a Christian basketball game.
To resurrect a fallen agent, the Upright Citizens Brigade invades an orgy.
A quiet small town deals with earthquake parties, dolphin aliens and Armageddon.
NASA creates a space food alternative to edible panties, and an astronaut questions his concept of reality during a vacation.
During a look back at Thunderball, an infamous player terrorizes his opponents on and off the court, and a former game honey reminisces about her time on the field.