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The Greatest Event in Television History

The Greatest Event in Television History

Comedy 2012

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The Greatest Event in Television History is the biggest, best, most important show special that television has ever had the pleasure of hosting.

Comedy 2012

Starring Adam Scott, Catherine O'Hara, Tom Hanks

EPISODE 1

The Greatest Event in Television History

Shot for shot recreation of the opening title sequence to the 1980s hit show Simon & Simon
EPISODE 2

The Greatest Event in Television History #2

The Greatest Event in Television History gets greater with Adam Scott and Amy Poehler re-creating the opening title sequence to a beloved and important '80s TV series. Including appearances by: Jeff Probst, Paul Rust, Horatio Sanz, Paul Scheer, Nick Kroll, Maya Ferrara, David Wain and Jon Schroeder.
EPISODE 3

The Greatest Event in Television History #3

After two failed but hilarious attempts, Adam Scott tries once again to nail down The Greatest Event in Television History. Inspired by a true story.
EPISODE 4

The Greatest Event in Television History #4

After three failed attempts, Adam Scott finally thinks he may have nailed down The Greatest Event in Television History. But probably not. Starring: Adam Scott and Paul Rudd

Adam Scott

Starring
Catherine O'Hara

Muriel Rush
Tom Hanks

Self
Kathryn Hahn

Himself
Billy Joel

Guest Star
Helen Slayton-Hughes

Guest Star
Gillian Jacobs

Guest Star
Jason Mantzoukas

Guest Star
Chelsea Peretti

Guest Star
Horatio Sanz

Guest Star
Amy Poehler

Guest Star
Paul Rudd

Guest Star
Jon Hamm

Guest Star
Adam Scott

Creator
Naomi Scott

Creator

About

The Greatest Event in Television History

COMEDY

The Greatest Event in Television History is the biggest, best, most important show special that television has ever had the pleasure of hosting.

Information

Studio: Adult Swim
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2012
Rated: TV-14

Languages

Primary: English (United States) (AAC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.