The Slim Shady Show is an American cartoon sitcom directed and animated by Mark Brooks and Peter Gilstrap, and executive produced alongside Eminem. The series first aired online on September 16, 2000, and was later released for DVD in 2001.[1] It follows Eminem's alter-egos who get themselves into misadventures. Each episode has a duration of five minutes.
Background[]
MTV approached Paul Rosenberg and Eminem for a show, who wanted to do something humorous, resting on webisodes. They met Mark Brooks and Peter Gilstrap, who were the animators, co-producers, and wrote the theme song. At the time, the animators already had two other shows on the web. Matt Cirulnick was enlisted as the script writer.
Voice cast[]
Main Characters
- Eminem as Himself, Slim Shady, Marshall Mathers, and Ken Kaniff
- Lisa Jenio as Sue Cavanaugh
- Lord Sear as Big D
- Mark Brooks as Dave
Secondary Characters
- Aunt Sue
- Paul Rosenberg as Screech
- Xzibit as Knuckles
- Fox Cavanaugh
- Ken Kaniff's father
- Miss Verner
- Lil D
- Big D's parents
- Dave's parents
- Janitor Jones
- The Secret Service Guys
- The Kids from "Southwest Park"
- Johnny 8-Ball
- Lil' Beanie Hat
- The Ol' Smiley Brothers
- Francis The Sloth
Celebrities mentioned include "Dio-Lacaprio", Matt Bremen and Ben "Assfuck, "Pristina Gaguilera", Fred Savage, Darryl Strawberry, Robert Downey Jr., The New Kids on the Block, Kurt Cobain, Gianni Versace, John Stamos, Joey Lawrence, Rosie O' Donnell, and Beastie Boys.
Episodes[]
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1 | "The Party Crashers" |
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2 | "Plexi Max Extravaganza" |
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3 | "Dyke Hills Mall" |
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4 | "Movie Star Marshall" |
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5 | "Slimshank Redemption" |
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6 | "Ouija Board Blunders" |
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7 | "Devirgination" |
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8 | "Parent-Teacher Night" |
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9 | "The Lost Episode/The Ass and the Curious" |
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10 | "Parent-Teacher Night" |
Gallery[]
References[]
- ↑ "The Slim Shady Show". Entertainment Weekly. December 4, 2001. Archived from the original on May 2, 2018.
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| Awards • Discography • Filmography • Interviews • Live performances | ||
| Discography | ||
| Infinite (1996) • The Slim Shady LP (1999) • The Marshall Mathers LP (2000) • The Eminem Show (2002) • Encore (2004) • Relapse (2009) • Recovery (2010) • The Marshall Mathers LP 2 (2013) • Revival (2017) • Kamikaze (2018) • Music to Be Murdered By (2020) • The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce) (2024) • Stans (The Official Soundtrack) (2025) | ||
| Filmography | ||
| The Slim Shady Show (2000) • The Wash (2001) • 8 Mile (2002) • Pauly Shore Is Dead (2003) • Funny People (2009) • The Slim Shady Show (2013) • The Interview (2014) • Happy Gilmore 2 (2025) • Stans (2025) | ||
| Tours | ||
| The Slim Shady LP Tour (1999) • The Up in Smoke Tour (2000) • Anger Management Tour (2000) • The Recovery Tour (2010–13) • Rapture Tour (2014) • Revival Tour (2018) • 2019 Rapture Tour (2019) | ||
| Books | ||
| Angry Blonde (2000) • The Way I Am (2008) | ||
| Family | ||
| Debbie Nelson † (mother) • Marshall Mathers Jr. † (father) • Nate Kane (brother) • Hailie Jade (daughter) • Alaina Marie (daughter) • Stevie Laine (daughter) | ||
| Other articles | ||
| Bad Meets Evil • D12 • Shade 45 • Shady Records • Slim Shady | ||
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