Parents' Guide to

Tom Green's House Tonight

By Melissa Camacho, Common Sense Media Reviewer

age 17+

Odd online show brims with crass talk, sexual content.

TV Online Reality TV 2006
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The series offers an interesting alternative to the traditional variety talk show thanks to its use of Internet technology and a low-budget and spontaneous production style. Technical glitches and unexpected prank calls also form part of the fray. Green, who proudly refers to his show as "Web-O-Vision," does not stream the show on a regular basis, thus making the act of watching it somewhat of a novelty.

Unlike the syndicated television version of this series (which aired from 2008-2009), Green's online show features lots of unrestrained conversations that contain strong language and over-the-top sexual innuendo. Despite the appearance of some big name celebrities, including Jimmy Kimmel, Brooke Shields, and Rob Schneider, some folks may find the endless banter a little boring. But loyal Tom Green fans will still find it worth watching.

TV Details

  • Premiere date: June 15, 2006
  • Cast: Tom Green
  • Network: Online
  • Genre: Reality TV
  • TV rating: NR
  • Last updated: February 25, 2022

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