Tom Green: Udder Insanity

By Shannon Hawkins

"Tom Green is the son I would have chopped off my penis to avoid having." -- Mike Bullard, host of Open Mike.

Udder Insanity tells the story of Tom Green's life from his early beginnings as the host of the late-night Ottawa radio show Midnight Caller, through his transformation into a Juno-nominated rap artist, to The Tom Green Show's great success on the Canadian Comedy Network, and to his antics in the early 2000s as MTV's renegade prankster, who sets out to taunt and tease a generation of South Park-loving television viewers.

Described as the "Master of Mayhem," Tom Green has built an entire career on the vile and the vulgar: munching on a handful of gooey Vaseline-coated human hair, turning his parents' car into the infamous "Slut Mobile" (featuring an airbrushed portrait of an explicit lesbian love scene on the hood), dragging a rotten raccoon corpse on to Open Mike, and getting up-close-and-personal with his bovine friends . . . Tom milks it all wholeheartedly As Udder Insanity reveals, it seems nothing or no one is above being sucked into the underbelly of Tom's demented and hilarious world.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1550224069
• ISBN13: 9781550224061
• Release Date: March 2000
• Publisher: ECW Press
• Length: 185 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.8" x 9.7"

Customer Reviews

The tom greene review

one of the best books i have read with real life events. you do not have to be a tom greene fan to like this book. all you need to know is how to read and have a good sense of humor(and if you don't have one this book will get you on the right track). this book is filled with interesting facts on tom and his family.and i highly reccomend this book

It was a very good book for fans of the canadian episodes!

The book was very good...but I would have wished they could have had more on the MTV shows. I found the partes on his childhood very interestcing though. Also it didn't mention his testicluar cancer which was one of the most inportant events in his life...guess they didn't get it dont in time. But a great book for any Tom Green fan!