Reno 911! Guide, Meaning , Facts, Information and Description

Reno 911! is a comedy television show on Comedy Central. It debuted in 2003.

Reno 911! is in some respects a parody of the long-running television show COPS. The show features the members of a fictional Reno, Nevada police squad, which are videotaped by a camera operator during the course of their jobs, and sometimes address the camera directly as though being interviewed. The joke, of course, is that they are terrible cops who cheat, lie, play pranks, plant evidence, and engage in other sorts of mischief and display a general sense of extreme incompetence at their jobs. The force also has problems with racism, unrequited attractions, quiet feuds, and other petty troubles that supply a lot of the show's humor.

The show is not written with specific lines for the actors to say; rather, they are given general guidelines and ad lib the details. This enhances the illusion of "reality". This is more commonly known as improvisation, and has become quite popular within the last two or three years with television programming. Curb Your Enthusiasm, created by Seinfeld co-creator Larry David, is another example of improvisation on TV.

On March 21 of 2004, Comedy Central ran a special of the show, Reno 911: Off Duty.

The series is currently in its second season.

Table of contents

1 Cast list 2 Cast history 3 External links

Cast list

• Cedric Yarbrough as Deputy S. Jones
• Niecy Nash as Deputy Raineesha Williams
• Ben Garant as Deputy Travis Junior
• Thomas Lennon as Lieutenant Jim Dangle
• Carlos Alazraqui as Deputy James Garcia
• Wendi McLendon-Covey as Deputy Clementine "Clemmy" Johnson
• Kerri Kenney as Deputy Trudy Wiegel

In addition, the cast members frequently play the roles of criminals, complete with blurred faces. Kenney, Lennon, and Garant also write and produce the series.

Cast history

• Many of the cast members are recognizable from The State, a sketch comedy series which aired on MTV.
• Thomas Lennon and Kerri Kenney were the stars of a short-lived series on Comedy Central called Viva Variety. Their co-star, Michael Ian Black, has also appeared in several episodes of Reno. Ben Garant was the creator and head writer of this show, which was a spin-off from a sketch on The State.
• Wendi McLendon-Covey is a current member of The Groundlings theatre company, located in Los Angeles.

External links

• Official site
• IMDb site

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