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March 1966

Mad TV is coming back for a one-hour 20th anniversary special Mad TV the sketch comedy show known for characters like Stuart Miss Swan and the early version of Key & Peele is making a comeback. The CW will premiere a one-hour 20th anniversary special next monthTVLine reports. "In the special the cast reunites to attend a glamorous award ceremony to honor the series but in classic Mad TV fashion nothing goes as planned" The CW said in a statement. A large portion of the original cast…

Several years ago, I was on a local PBS show called Chicago Tonight with host Bob Sirrott. I was there to discuss the preservation/restoration process of a railway station I had become involved with in nearby Skokie, IL. As an introduction, Bob was giving an overview of projects I’d done and then proceeded to describe how much he saw the influence of “Mad Magazine” in my work. I had never articulated this myself, but the more I thought about it, the more I realized how spot o

There's no rhyme or reason to the newest issue of MAD as we take a look at the crappy career of a typical rap star! We also mock the Deal or No Deal models and page through some George W. Bush-inspired children's books! Plus Spy Vs. Spy, The Darker Side of…the Lighter Side, The MAD Fold-In, Planet Tad and much more! Just remember - into every life, a Lil Wayne must fall!

Tax Day has come and gone! Now, kick back and celebrate with the new issue of MAD! It's nearly as funny as your 1040 – and just as EZ!

Al Feldstein, the editor of Mad magazine for almost 30 years, died on Tuesday at his ranch home in Montana. He left behind a legacy of sharp parody mixed with adolescent humor that has resonated with magazine makers, including George Lois, the legendary adman who designed many irreverent covers for Esquire. Lois is known for his brash, pull-no-punches style, but he had nothing but kind words to say about Feldstein’s rag: “These days, no celebrity on a magazine cover, including Brad Pitt…

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