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Stage

Andy has a live show that he's been developing since he was 19 years old. I saw it in June 1998 in New York City, under the name of Andy Dick's Circus of Freaks. More recently, the show was performed weekly in Los Angeles as Andy Dick and the Bitches of the Century. The show is a mixture of comedy, storytelling and music.
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Speaking of music, he has been busy with his band The Bitches of the Century.
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For a while, Andy honed his skills at Un-Cabaret, a weekly gathering of L.A. comics.

Television

Get ready for The Andy Dick Show, coming to MTV Feb 27.
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NBC plans to bring us Go Fish during the midseason, featuring Andy as a high school drama teacher.
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Of course, there's NewsRadio, where Andy played Matthew Brock, bumbling reporter.
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Before that, he was in the cast of The Ben Stiller Show.
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This summer Andy was the "perfect MC" for the 2000 X Games.
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He hosted an episode of VH1's The List. Topic: most fashionable artist (my vote is for Beck).
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In an episode of Star Trek Voyager in 1998 he played EMH-2, a holographic ship doctor.
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At the 1997 Emmy Awards show, he gave a sort-of lecture/demo on physical comedy.
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He played two recurring characters on Letterman. I don't have any links for that, but here he is cracking up Dave as a guest.
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He played Zach Smart, son of Maxwell, in Fox's short-lived revival of Get Smart.
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He sang a duet with SpaceGhost. Here's the transcript.

Film

Andy appeared as himself in Being John Malkovich.
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He played a government worker in Amy Heckerling's Loser. (The New York Times said approvingly about this one that he "seems to be specializing in weirdo-behind-a-desk roles.")
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In Road Trip he played what one reviewer called "a freaky goober desk clerk."
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Andy was Cynthia Nixon's best friend Spaz in Advice From a Caterpillar.
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He played Father Buñuel in Picking Up the Pieces, which starred Woody Allen.
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He went Disney and played Kramer in Inspector Gadget.
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Ben Stiller cast Andy in three of his movies (that I know of): he plays the proprietor of a pirate video concern in Reality Bites, and was the Medieval Host in The Cable Guy. He was also in an early one called Elvis Stories. More recently, Andy appeared with Ben Stiller in Permanent Midnight as a guest on a talk show.
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He plays a sheriff in the satire Ted (as in Kasczynski).
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He played Tony in Bongwater.
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More Disney: he provided the voice for Nuka in The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
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He was Teddy in Best Men.
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He played Abel to Lou Ferrigno's Cain in The Making of...And God Spoke. (I saw this film years ago and still remember how funny it was. See it.)
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Ouch! He co-starred with Pauly Shore in In the Army Now.
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He was a "smogcaster" in Double Dragon.

Internet

Andy's official web site has been launched.
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He's also been making shorts for LoadTV.

Interviews, portraits and such

The New York Times Magazine published an interview with Andy in March 2001.
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In September 2000 Andy talked for nearly an hour with Beth Lapides on her radio show.
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In March he was Dr. Drew's guest for an internet broadcast. The appearance included a performance with The Bitches of the Century.
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Paul Smith took a bunch of heartwarming photos of Andy and his girlfriend Lisa at the premiere of Loser.
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Joel Stein interviewed him for Time Magazine in August 1999.
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Chris Buck made portraits for Details magazine and says that Andy is one of his favorite shoots ever.
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Andy talked with Hariette Surovell for Salon.com in late 1998. Joshua Weinfeld made a portrait photo for the article.
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Here's a picture of Andy with... Rick Dees?!
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In summer 1998 Andy talked to Entertainment Tonight about Advice from a Caterpillar and going back to work without Phil Hartman.
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Andy chatted and answered fans' questions on Hollywood Live in January 1998.
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He also chatted with fans on Prodigy some years ago.
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TV Guide dubbed him "Raggedy Andy" in a story they ran in October 1997.
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The Toronto Sun printed an interview with Andy in 1996.
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He answered e-mailed questions at E! online.
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Someone at GeoCities shares memories of talking with him.
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in 1997, Time Out New York printed an hilarious story called "Breakin' the Law with Andy Dick," where he broke 16 laws in a single New York City afternoon.

Knee problems? Dr. Dick recommends eating yogurt.

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*For the gutterminds out there: shame on you. The title is actually a double entendre, see. It's a page for those who dig Andy Dick, and it took a some digging to put it together. It also refers to an unrelated film.

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