MTV: The State, Skits and Stickers

This documentary offers a nostalgic look back at the early years of MTV's sketch comedy show, 'The State'. It delves into the unique, often bizarre, and always hilarious sketches that defined a generation of alternative comedy. The film explores the creative process, the personalities involved, and the lasting impact of the show on comedy and television.

As a compilation of existing content, 'MTV: The State, Skits and Stickers' was primarily received by fans of 'The State' with appreciation for the nostalgic compilation. Critical reviews focused on its effectiveness as a retrospective for fans rather than as a standalone piece of new filmmaking.

• A must-watch for fans of 'The State' and its unique brand of comedy.
• Effectively captures the spirit and humor of the original show.
• Offers a fun trip down memory lane for those who grew up with MTV's alternative programming.

Google audience: Audience reviews are predominantly positive from fans of 'The State,' praising the compilation for bringing back beloved sketches and offering a nostalgic look at a formative comedy show. Many appreciated the chance to revisit the show's eccentric humor and iconic characters.

None notable (as a compilation of existing content).

Many of the sketches featured in 'The State' were developed and refined through live performances by the cast at venues like the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre before they were brought to television.