Sifl & Olly Show

1998

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Released: 14 July 1998 Ended
Producted By: MTV Networks
Country: United States of America
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The Sifl and Olly Show is a comedy TV series that used sock puppets, animation, and music. Musicians Liam Lynch and Matt Crocco, friends since childhood, created and performed the series. The first episode aired on MTV in 1997. The show was cancelled in 1999. The characters, along with new material, currently appear on Liam Lynch's podcast entitled Lynchland.

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Animation, Comedy

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Sifl & Olly Show Audience Reviews

Lawbolisted Powerful
UnowPriceless hyped garbage
Lachlan Coulson This is a gorgeous movie made by a gorgeous spirit.
Tobias Burrows It's easily one of the freshest, sharpest and most enjoyable films of this year.
joe-bohnenkamp This show is so great. Shows like this only come once in a blue moon, and sadly, most American viewers don't get the wacky brilliance. This was one of the last MTV shows I was happy to see. There were so many great segments, most notably precious Roy and calls from the public. I also really enjoyed the main characters' totally inane conversations. It was hilarious in such an absurd way. So many of my friends I went to high school with also loved this show. It's too damn bad a show like this didn't get picked up by Comedy Central or Adult Swim, because those channels were better at dealing with more out of the box shows. It's surprising that no other shows have tried to do something like this, considering how little money it would cost to make
archangeldom Wow! I thought I would never hear of those wonderful sock puppets ever again! Even if I was only 11 at the time, I still enjoyed the songs, which made up the humor and charm of the show. I still can recall the 'Girl from Zanzibar' song: "Her name was Zanzibar, Z-Z-Z-Zanzibar!", Sifl banging on the pots and pans, and when the two interviewed the planet Mars. Those were great times! Though I can understand why MTV would cancel the show, it still is alive and kicking!Vive Sifl and Olly!
glee7007 Yes, this show had me busting a gut everytime I even thought about it. I too have friends that quote this show often...it was just so Crecent Fresh!I would pay large amounts of money to see this show come to VHS or DVD. I have about six or seven episodes recorded but that is only a fraction of all the really funny stuff I remember and quote.Yes, they're sock puppets but they have so much character and emotion for socks. The creators did a great job. You've got some serious ass, going to the bathroom problems, Sifl!MTV really did do a crappy thing by cutting the show. Maybe Sifl & Olly didn't catch on because they were always changing the times and you never knew when they would be on."I don't know who you are, but I hear you spit far!"Okay, to sum up, Sifl & Olly ROCK! MTV is just so un crecent fresh it makes me sick to my stomach."Cinders Blue, Cinders Blue, underneath your bed I stew! Eating children ages 6 through 8...I'm bad to the bone!"There is a sifl & Olly website out there somewhere...maybe someday they will start selling videos...
Aizyk I used to watch this show with my grandmother when it was on. Everything about it was funny. Some of the particular parts that immediately stick out in my mind are the ones where Ollie sings about "the girl in the spooky car" (her name was Zanzibar), and the show where the robot sit-in sings "I Know What Boys Like" by the Waitresses. Precious Roy was of course a highlight because of his personality, but Calls From The Public was full of hilarious moments as well. And Chester was very cute. They really ought to revive this show, or at least show the reruns, on a network where it probably might be more appreciated and reach a wider audience, like Comedy Central.