Below are links to articles mentioning "TheWeird Al Show."

• The Official "Weird Al" YankovicWeb Site
  • The set of TheWeird Al Show
  • Al and the band onthe show
  • "Weird Al-ien"Yankovic
  • Harvey the WonderHamster!
• ALCON 2002
• April 26-27, 2002: The eyeball chair, the Mr. Molasses suit, and the green grinning goblin head, all props from the show, were auctioned off.
• CBS - This is thenetwork that Al's show aired on.
  • CBS' Official WeirdAl Show Page
• Christian ScienceMonitor
  • September 4, 1997:An examination of the effects on the Fall of 1997 of the act thatrequired broadcasters to create educational programs forchildren.
  • September 18, 1997:A review of the children's programming for the Fall of 1997.
• Dick Clark Productions- The company that produced Al's show has a page here.
  • February 6, 1997: CBS commits to 13episodes of "The Weird Al Show"
  • September 11, 1997: "The Weird Al Show"premieres
• DNAProductions, Inc. - The web site of the company that made theFatman cartoons.
• JulieRae Engelsman - The costume designer for the show.
  • Pictures ofsome of the costumes.
• Knight-Ridder
  • September 22, 1997: A Knight-Ridderarticle about Al's show
• The Komputer Klinic
  • TheUnofficial Weird Al Show Home Page was selected as a Kool Site for theweek of September 19. Our first award!
• Launch.com
  • August 12, 1999: In an interview withAl, he talks about the cancellation of The Weird Al Show
• MTV
  • October17, 1997: A news article on Hanson's appearance on Al's show
• The New York Times - It had areview of the show.
  • September 11, 1997: A review of thenetworks' Fall 1997 educational childrens programming,including Al's show
• The Onion
  • September 1, 1999:An interview with Stan Freberg.
• PC Graphics and Video
  • April 28, 1998: An article fromthe magazine about the company that made the Fatman cartoons.
• TV Guide
  • July 21, 1997:The Hollywood Grapevine
  • Fall 1997: Al'sshow is mentioned again in the Fall Preview
  • February 2, 1998: A reviewof Al's show
• The Voice
  • October 9, 1997: A review of a BadHair Concert that mentions the Al Show.
• We Want the WeirdAl Show - A fan site conducting interviews of the cast andproduction crew of the show.
  • March, 2002: Interview with writer Zeke K.
  • April, 2002: Interview with The Hooded Avenger actor Brian Haley.
  • May, 2002: Interview with make-up and hair designer RoseanneMcIlvane.
  • November, 2002: Interview with Keith Alcorn, co-head of the company that made the Fatman cartoons.
  • December, 2002: Interview with Julie Rae Engelsman, the costume designer for the show.
• Yahooligans!
  • A Web Celeb with"Weird Al" that discusses his show