This was a very funny show. Every time I tuned in I found myself in hysterics. Too bad the producers are, seemingly, a bunch of antisocial misfits who were determined to give any potential audience the finger. For some unknown reason they made a conscious decision to animate this so as to alienate people. The jerky, constantly shifting figures seemed designed to induce nausea. I suspect that people who are susceptible, such as those with epilepsy may have been sent into seizure from this show. I wish they would try to revive the show with a more conventional animation technique. How this ever got on the air with the disgusting look of the show is a mystery.

In my right-out-of-college, unemployed days, Ben Katz was my hero.Dr. Katz (followed by The Kids in the Hall) was required viewing every day at lunch.The show introduced me to great stand-up comedians like Dave Attell, and I could always count on Ben and Dr. Katz to make me laugh.Not a week goes by that I don't quote this show. A DVD compilation would be on my "must have" list.

I adore Dr. Katz, there was no darker day than when I heard the series was going to end. I have every episode they showed on Comedy Central. My tapes are so worn they are getting hard to watch. I should have made tapes of my tapes. I wish they would release the whole series on DVD. The animation, which seems to have annoyed some people, never bothered me at all. I enjoyed the show on every level, and every time I watch it. It is a fantastic series, with brilliant acting and perfect comedic timing, a must see for anyone who truly appreciates good comedy.

This cartoon was so hilarious, and can't believe it was cancelled. What a shame. It seems strange that Comedy Central would cancel this show, yet run 4 back to back reruns of the insanely unfunny "Kids in the Hall" per day. I am waiting with bated breath for these to come out on video. Very funny and very smart.