Series Description The Greg the Bunny TV show was a 30 minute unusual comedy series on the FOX Network about a living puppet who is just one of over three million that had supposedly been "built" in the United States. Greg got tired of only being able to find work over the Easter weekends so he begged his roommate Jimmy to talk his producer/father into giving him a job on a ficticious children's TV show titled, "Sweetknuckle Junction". The job he was given was basically just to help around backstage but he wormed his way into a slot on the cast of the show! Greg the Bunny Cast
Dan Milano .... Greg The Bunny Greg the Bunny Theme Song Performed By: "The Cast of the Show"
We can sing and dance,
We've got regular jobs,
Yes we graduate from Harvard,
But if you test sobriety,
There's no strings attached, Greg the Bunny Trivia:
A Pilot episode was produced to pitch Greg the Bunny to the networks but it never aired. There were also two additional episodes produced and not broadcast due to the early cancellation of the series. Their titles were: "Sock Like Me" and "Jimmy Drives Gil Crazy".
There were 11 episodes of Greg the Bunny that aired in 2002 and a reunion episode in 2005.,
Sarah Silverman began her show business career as a writer for "Saturday Night Live". She got in front of the camera during the 1993-1994 season and then left the late night series to join the cast of HBO's "Mr. Show with Bob and David". She then broke into roles on the big screen, the most notable being "Bulworth (1998)", "There's Something About Mary (1998)", and "The Bachelor (1999)". She also has guest-starred on numerous other TV series and, at the time of this writing (2008), she is starring on Comedy Central's hit series, "The Sarah Silverman Program."
Bob Gunton who played Junction Jack on Greg the Bunny was a true American hero! He was awarded a Bronze Star for Valor and the Vietnam Service Medal while serving in the U.S. Army!
Greg the Bunny was just one in a line of TV series that Seth Green starred on. He played "Harry Byrd" on "The Byrds of Paradise, as "Oz" on "Buffy the Vampire Slayer", as "Eddie McDowd" on "100 Deeds for Eddie McDowd", did numerous voice roles on "Robot Chicken" and as "Chris Griffin" on the hit series "Family Guy"!
Greg the Bunny's eyes began as buttons but were eventually changed to real eyes. Audiences may have been a bit freaked out since the episodes weren't aired in the same order as they were produced. One episode Greg would have button eyes, the next real eyes and then the next back to button eyes!
Greg the Bunny's first appearance was on a New York City public access program called "Junktape". He went on to appear on a series titled, "The Greg the Bunny Show" on The Independent Film Channel before getting his own show on FOX.
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