Watch The Sarah Silverman Program

Name: The Sarah Silverman Program
Genre: Comedy
Released: 2007-02-01
Cast: Sarah SilvermanLaura SilvermanBrian PosehnSteve AgeeJay Johnston

TV-14
2007
3 Seasons
6.9 (7,809)

The Sarah Silverman Program is a comedic television series that aired on Comedy Central from 2007 to 2010. The show starred comedian Sarah Silverman as herself, along with her sister Laura Silverman and comedians Brian Posehn, Steve Agee and Jay Johnston. The show focused on Sarah's daily life and the absurd situations she found herself in, often involving her strange but lovable friends and family members. Sarah is known for her raunchy humor and sharp wit, and the show utilized these qualities in its storytelling. One recurring theme throughout the show was Sarah's struggle to navigate her own narcissism and self-centered behavior. Her friends and family often called her out on her actions, leading to comedic confrontations and ultimately a growth in Sarah's character. Another central aspect of the show was the portrayal of Sarah's relationship with her sister Laura, who served as a constant source of irritation and annoyance for Sarah. Despite their differences, the two sisters had a strong bond and relied on each other for support. The supporting cast of The Sarah Silverman Program was also a highlight of the show. Brian Posehn played Sarah's stoner neighbor, Steve Agee was Sarah's gay best friend, and Jay Johnston portrayed a variety of characters, including a cop and a homeless man. The show's humor was often controversial and pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable for television at the time. It tackled topics such as race, religion, and sexuality with a no-holds-barred attitude, often using shock value to get a laugh. Despite its edgy humor, The Sarah Silverman Program was also known for its heartfelt moments and emotional storylines. The show tackled serious issues such as depression, addiction, and insecurity with sensitivity and nuance. Overall, The Sarah Silverman Program was a unique and provocative take on the traditional sitcom format. It showcased Sarah Silverman's comedic talents while also providing a platform for her to explore deeper themes and issues. The show was a cult favorite during its run and continues to be remembered as a standout comedy series from the late 2000s.

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Seasons

3 2 1

10. Wowschwitz

April 14, 2010

Laura and Sarah mount dueling Holocaust memorials. Sarah invites her friend Murray, who was at Auschwitz, to be the guest of honor at her memorial. She does not realize that Murray was at Auschwitz as a guard.

9. A Good Van is Hard to Find

April 9, 2010

Sarah repeatedly gets into pedophiles' vans and discovers that it's the vans that are making the drivers creepy. Brian and Steve argue about whose turn it is to do the laundry after both are sprayed by a skunk.

8. Just Breve

April 2, 2010

Sarah narrates, the story of Steve creating a baby robot, for Brian and he to care for. Meanwhile, Laura and Jay discuss their sexual interest with each other.

7. Songs in the Key of Yuck

March 25, 2010

Sarah and Steve go to a jam band concert where Sarah convinces the fans they don't actually like jam band music, they are just tripping.

6. A Fairly Attractive Mind

March 18, 2010

When Sarah wrongfully begins to believe she is mentally retarded, she becomes determined to use her disability to inspire people. Meanwhile, Brain and Steven switch bodies when they bump heads trying to pick up a magical dragon phone.

5. Smellin' of Troy

March 11, 2010

Sarah's childhood imaginary friend Troy draws her into a life of sex and drugs. Meanwhile, Steven writes a song mocking Brian after he refuses to let Steve play in his band.

4. Nightmayor

February 25, 2010

When Sarah gets tired of hearing about the upcoming local election she decides to entertain herself by campaigning for a fake write-in candidate.

3. A Slip Slope

February 18, 2010

Sarah sues the film Home Alone for prompting her to kill her new neighbor. Meanwhile, Brian tries to get even with a bird that keeps defecating on his head.

2. The Silverman and the Pillows

February 11, 2010

After Sarah's brunch is interrupted by a children's book reading, she decides to show everyone how easy it is to make children's books and television. Meanwhile, Brain and Steven are informed that their genitals have an unpleasant odor.

1. The Proof is in the Penis

February 4, 2010

Laura purposely misinforms Sarah that she was born with both male and female genitals. Meanwhile, Steve and Brian are hunted by a ghost.

Description

One recurring theme throughout the show was Sarah's struggle to navigate her own narcissism and self-centered behavior. Her friends and family often called her out on her actions, leading to comedic confrontations and ultimately a growth in Sarah's character.

Another central aspect of the show was the portrayal of Sarah's relationship with her sister Laura, who served as a constant source of irritation and annoyance for Sarah. Despite their differences, the two sisters had a strong bond and relied on each other for support.

The supporting cast of The Sarah Silverman Program was also a highlight of the show. Brian Posehn played Sarah's stoner neighbor, Steve Agee was Sarah's gay best friend, and Jay Johnston portrayed a variety of characters, including a cop and a homeless man.

The show's humor was often controversial and pushed the boundaries of what was considered acceptable for television at the time. It tackled topics such as race, religion, and sexuality with a no-holds-barred attitude, often using shock value to get a laugh.

Despite its edgy humor, The Sarah Silverman Program was also known for its heartfelt moments and emotional storylines. The show tackled serious issues such as depression, addiction, and insecurity with sensitivity and nuance.

Overall, The Sarah Silverman Program was a unique and provocative take on the traditional sitcom format. It showcased Sarah Silverman's comedic talents while also providing a platform for her to explore deeper themes and issues. The show was a cult favorite during its run and continues to be remembered as a standout comedy series from the late 2000s.

The Sarah Silverman Program is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (32 episodes). The series first aired on February 1, 2007.

Where to Watch The Sarah Silverman Program

The Sarah Silverman Program is available for streaming on the Comedy Central website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch The Sarah Silverman Program on demand at Apple TV, CMT and Comedy Central.