Loved the Last Dragon theme.

So are they airing these out of order? IMDB lists this episode as the sixth episode in the season. Officer Jay was episode two and the pilot was aired in June 2006. I missed the pilot. What's up with that?

On Conan, Sarah showed a clip from an episode where she is being followed around by a ghost, and she said it was the 2nd episode. I haven't watched this one yet, so I don't know if that's this one.

Actually, just tonight Sarah was on Jay Leno, and she said that the Pilot episode will be the 6th episode aired, so it has not been aired yet, IMDB is right.

yeah I saw her say that. Why are they doing it like that?

It drives me nuts when networks do that. I assume they picked out what they thought were the three strongest episodes to air first - nevermind the fact that the writers surely intended the pilot episode to be the one to introduce the characters. The same thing was done with Andy Richter Controls the Universe.

I know it's "just a sitcom," but I'm sure we have to look forward to Laura being married to Officer Jay in episode 5 and then complaining that she hasn't been with a man in years in episode 6. And I can't wait until the neighbors come out of the closet.

Unless she's a newly wed in episode 6.

So far, I'm not impressed with this show. I like how Sarah is so non-politically-correct in her comedy, but queef jokes alone don't make something funny, especially not for 30 minutes.

For Mr. Show fans: Jill Talley played the ghost in this episode.

Try telling that to Queefer Sutherland.

or Queef Witherspoon

"Let's see the wallet mythbuster"

The gay guys are the best part of the show

Same here, and enough with the songs, they were ok in Jesus Is Magic but they just arn't cutting it here

Oh but yeah Last Dragon was pretty cool (I felt so lame for getting the reference though)

Not as good as the premiere. But still good for a few chuckles.

I like the show, especially the gay couple. But the "shock" bits, like the queef and the dog boner "joke" at the end are unnecessary and smack of lazy writing.

What a weird ass show.
I love it.
I thought the ghost lady was cool.

Who played her anyway? See seemed familiar.

Jill Talley

The first show as OK. Loved this one. Thought it was frequently hilarious, as well as a lot of fun (between the creepy ghost, and fight at the end).

Though not given any good lines, Zach Galifianakis cool-as-always.

There's certainly a big gap between lots of the crappy cancelled Comedy Central shows, and this one. Maybe they can get a good 20-30 episodes out of it. Though I'm not expecting much.

Loved Brian's Titannica t-shirt!

I actually liked this episode better then the first one, still nothing amazing, but a few laughs.

I lost it with all the queef jokes . Anything with Brian Posehn in it is fine by me. By the way when are they gonna release 3-South on dvd it was great?

I can't stop laughing at the Last Dragon fight.

I've been asking that same question for years .

Same

That was quick:

SARAH SCORES SECOND SEASON! COMEDY CENTRAL® RENEWS "THE SARAH SILVERMAN PROGRAM"
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Viewers, critics and COMEDY CENTRAL have fallen for Sarah Silverman and can't get enough of her cutting edge comedy. COMEDY CENTRAL has ordered a second season of the weekly series, "The Sarah Silverman Program," it was announced today by Lauren Corrao, executive vice president, original programming and development, COMEDY CENTRAL. The second season of "The Sarah Silverman Program" will premiere in the fall with the first seven of 14 episodes.

"The Sarah Silverman Program" premiered on February 1 and is COMEDY CENTRAL's most successful primetime launch since 2004. The series has averaged 1.7 million total viewers (P2+) and 1.3 million viewers P18-49. "Silverman" has instantly become appointment viewing for young men, averaging a 3.4 M18-24 rating and has won its timeslot (10:30-11:00 p.m.) in this demo across all of television, cable and broadcast, both weeks on air. In addition, the series was the most watched cable show in primetime among all key demos (P18-49, M18-24, M18-34 and M18-49) for Thursday night over both weeks.