"I can't go out w/ you anymore because I'm gay......and your brother.....and a ghost! Oooooooooo"

"Listen, it's not me. It's you. Wait. Oh, no, no, that's right."

The ending with Byron getting onto the elevator with the chick was just priceless.

"I love you... dammit!"

I won't be able to watch this for another half hour (I hate Hockey, I hate hockey, I hate hockey and its stupid pre-empting ways)

But it sounds like I have something to look forward to, so yay!

Dammit. I didn't even know this was on tonite. Isn't it's regularly scheduled nite Sunday???

Thank god for USEnet.

BTW...does this whole "let's show as many episodes as possible" smack of FOX getting ready to cancel this show? I hope not.

not sure what's going on with the 2 shows a week thing, maybe its getting rid of some of last seasons stockpiled episodes.

But my tivo cathces them all, and I love andy.

I actually think Keith is pretty cool, he just kind of says whatever.

That actually brought me to tears I was laughing so hard. Andy has quickly become my favorite comedy, just ahead of Scrubs.

Sunday nights: brand-new Season 2 episodes

Tuesday nights: left-over episodes from Season 1 that were never aired. There are 2 more of these left, I believe.

After the very first episode (earlier this year), I thought Keith was gonna be cast as the office bad-guy, because of how he started dating Wendy, when Andy wanted to, and in general how he is the office good-looking guy who gets away without having to do any real work. I'm glad that they made them be friends, and have managed to make Keith endearing with some funny lines.

Nah, Keith can't be the office bad guy. In the first season Jessica and Keith were Andy's 2 closest friends. The whole premise last season was Andy's crush on Wendy, but he struggled to say anything because she was dating his best friend Keith. Another cool thing about the show is that it looks like Andy dropped the whole idea. I loved the where he's got the steering wheel on his desk playing video games and Jessica doesn't even acknowledge it even though she's the boss Sums up Keith's situation perfectly.

I loved the sexual harassment suit.
"It was just a friendly slap on the ass."

"It's not you, it's me."
I was waiting for the next line:
"I don't like you"

December 12, 2002

FOX TO AIR ORIGINAL ?ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE' EPISODES TUESDAYS AND SUNDAYS STARTING DEC. 10
FOX will air original episodes of ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE, the critically acclaimed, Emmy-nominated half-hour comedy, on Tuesdays (8:30-9:00 PM ET/PT) in December, to give the show additional exposure after THAT ?70s SHOW. ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE will continue to air in its regular timeslot on Sundays (9:30-10:00 PM ET/PT).

On the Tuesday, Dec. 10 episode "France," Andy has had enough of Keith (James Patrick Stuart) going on frequent glamorous company trips. Andy demands that Jessica (Paget Brewster) send him to an upcoming conference in Paris. She is about to relent when she hears Byron (Jonathan Slavin) speaking flawless French to his parents. Andy and Byron try different ways of kissing up to Jessica to influence her decision as to who will go.

Andy tries not to be judgmental when Byron joins an odd religious cult on the "Holy Sheep" episode airing Sunday, Dec. 15. However, when Andy learns the cult worships a sacred sheep, he tries to get Byron to quit. Meanwhile, Byron is preparing for his final rite of passage and becomes very attracted to the head preacher's daughter, Tracy (played by guest star supermodel Molly Sims), which complicates things because one of the rules for preparing for the ceremony is celibacy.

In the episode "Bully the Kid" airing Tuesday, Dec. 17, Jessica is nervous about her 12-year-old nephew coming to visit because the last time he visited she accidentally taught him the f-word. Trouble arises again when she gets stuck in a meeting, and Andy has to take care of her nephew for the afternoon.

On Sunday, Dec. 22, in "The Show Might Go On," Andy finds out that the reason Wendy moved to Chicago was to pursue her dream of singing, but her career hasn't taken off. When Wendy decides to quit singing and pursue her other dream of marriage and a family, Keith, put on the spot about their relationship, conspires with Andy to help Wendy's singing career.

In the encore episode "We're All the Same, Only Different" on Tuesday, Dec. 31, Jessica announces that there will be a $3000 reward for anyone who recommends a qualified, diverse candidate for a job opening at the company. Andy's African American candidate, Ted, gets the job. Andy and Ted are getting along great until Andy makes disparaging comments about the Irish culture. Ted is deeply offended because he's Irish, so Andy is sent to diversity sensitivity training.

ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE will air on Tuesday, Dec. 10, Tuesday, Dec. 17 and Tuesday, Dec. 31 as part of a lineup that also includes original episodes of THAT ?70s SHOW and 24.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE will not air on Tuesday, Dec. 24 because the FOX special SANTA BABY will air from 8:00-9:00 PM ET/PT that night. It will not air on Sunday, Dec. 29 because the FOX movie special DIE HARD 3 will air from 7:30-10:00 PM ET/PT that night)

Executive produced by Victor Fresco and Andy Ackerman, ANDY RICHTER CONTROLS THE UNIVERSE is produced by Paramount Television in association with 20th Century Fox Television.