Warren The Ape's debut season has been hilariously inappropriate—so why not finish off the season with a rock opera about Warren's ridiculous life? Watch him battle his vices, fight robot aliens, and lose his Father—played by Corey Feldman.
MTV sent us a clip of what we'll see on Monday night—when the rookie season of Warren the Ape comes to a close. How will the finale compare to the rest of the shocking season? Video inside.
Warren finally got his career back on track last night when a Quentin Tarantino-esque director cast him on his new cop drama co-starring Billy Crudup. Video of the duo in action and Warren's lost action film after the jump.
Today at Gawker.TV, Denis Leary in drag, Warren the Ape sleeps with Seth Green's girlfriend (twice), The Soup takes a deeper look at SyFy's Dinocroc Vs. Supergator, RJ Berger dates, and True Beauty makes over their men into ladies.
We know by now that our furry friend Warren isn't the kindest of souls, but last night he outdid himself yet again. Skipping ahead to "step 9" in his recovery program, he visits Seth Green to bury the hatchet.
Today at Gawker.TV, Nikki Blonsky performs a strip-tease on Huge, Caroline Manzo and Kim Zolciak find Daniell Staub's lesbianism "offensive," Warren the Ape kidnaps a classroom to teach them how the "real world" works, and Craig Kilborn returns to television.
For a show that shocks-and-awe's every episode, Warren the Ape truly outdid itself last night. Warren "scares straight" a class of junior high kids by kidnapping them and taking them to a strip club, drug-filled alley, and a dog-fighting ring.
Today at Gawker.TV, Stephen Colbert would like to have sex in space, Elisabeth Hasselbeck has a problem with Joy Behar's "bigotry," TV's beloved Greg the Bunny loses his innocence, and an odd photoshoot involving nakedness and food on True Beauty.
Fans of Greg the Bunny were excited to tune into MTV's Warren the Ape last night to see the former's lead character back in action. Unfortunately, Warren's awful deeds led the squeaky-clean Greg down a path to ass-rape and jail.
Today at Gawker.TV, Joy Behar sings a song about Eliot Spitzer, Kathy Griffin and Elisabeth Hasselbeck passive-aggressively fight, the The Hard Times for social outcasts, and Warren the Ape is fantastic despite the fact that it's aired on MTV.
Warren the Ape, beloved character from the short-lived Greg the Bunny series, transformed into a leading man when his new series debuted. The show is so entertaining that you'll forget that you're watching the same network that airs Jersey Shore.
MTV is trying out some new comedies this summer, and this one from the oft overlooked Gregthebunnyverse looks promising! This clip at least contains the first Lady Chatterley joke I've heard in a long time.
