UHF

Synopsis

In the quirky comedy film UHF, 'Weird Al' Yankovic plays the role of George, a daydreamer who becomes the unlikely manager of a struggling UHF television station. As George takes over, he introduces a lineup of bizarre and offbeat shows, bringing a fresh and unpredictable twist to the station's programming. With hilariously unconventional content and a touch of absurdity, UHF becomes a local sensation, captivating viewers and stirring up both laughter and chaos. Along the way, George must navigate the challenges of running the station while facing off against a rival network, all while trying to keep his head above water in the unpredictable world of broadcast television.

Cast

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  'Weird Al' Yankovic

  George Newman

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  Kevin McCarthy

  R.J. Fletcher

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  Michael Richards

  Stanley Spadowski

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  David Bowe

  Bob

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  Stanley Brock

  Harvey Bilchik

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  Anthony Geary

  Philo

Reviews

UHF is a cult classic comedy that has garnered mixed reviews over the years. Despite its initial lukewarm reception, the film has since gained a devoted following for its zany humor and 'Weird Al' Yankovic's delightfully offbeat performance. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a rating of 61%, noting its eccentric charm and memorable gags. IMDb rates UHF at 6.9/10, reflecting its enduring popularity with fans of comedic absurdity. Metacritic, with a score of 32/100, recognizes the film's unique style and irreverent comedy. Critics have praised the film for its creativity and originality, while some have found its humor to be hit-or-miss. Overall, UHF continues to entertain audiences with its wacky antics and comedic flair.