Parents' Guide to

Dice

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 16+

Dice (sort of) makes a comeback in curse-filled comedy.

TV Showtime Comedy 2016
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What's the Story?

DICE is a semiautobiographical comedy series featuring Andrew Dice Clay as he tries to revive his career. Twenty-five years after his meteoric rise to fame, the controversial comedian is older, almost broke, and looking to revamp in Las Vegas. When he's not performing on the strip, he spends a lot of time with best friend Milkshake (Kevin Corrigan) gambling away the little money he has. Meanwhile, he's trying to keep his girlfriend, Carmen (Natasha Leggero), happy. No matter what Clay's up to, he always finds a way to insert his trademark four-letter-word-filled humor into everything.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
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Kids say: Not yet rated

This unoriginal comedy series features Andrew Dice Clay as a faded, insecure, and older man whose often-kind intentions are often misunderstood because of his unrefined persona. But the writing is flat, often leaving Clay's brazenly crude and offbeat comedy style feeling dated.

There are a few humorous moments, and guest appearances by Adrien Brody, Lorraine Bracco, and even Wayne Newton help it along. Hard-core Dice fans may want to tune in, but the lack of fresh material makes you wonder how it will appeal to a younger generation of viewers who are less familiar with his work.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about the style of humor featured on this show. Why do some people find swearing funny? Is it because it's inappropriate? Or is it something else?

  • How much of what you see in this show represents Andrew Dice Clay's real life? Do you think he acts or speaks the same way when cameras aren't rolling? Or are certain details played up for laughs or drama?

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