Show Info

Status: Canceled
First Aired: January 23, 2004
Seasons: 7
Episodes: 126
Networks: VH1, VH1 Classic
Genres: Comedy, Talk

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Best Week Ever(2004)

TMDB Rating: 5.6 (9 votes)

Overview

Best Week Ever is a weekly television program on the United States cable/satellite network VH1. It started airing in 2004 and was put on hiatus in the summer of 2009. In January 2010, it was announced that the show was cancelled. On August 3, 2012, VH1 announced the return of Best Week Ever. New weekly episodes began January 18, 2013. On the show, comedians analyze the previous week's developments in pop culture, including recent happenings in entertainment and celebrity gossip. The show's tagline is, "It's everything you love, everything you missed, and all the stuff you need to see again."

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Season 1

33 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	The Apprentice, Iowa Caucus and more	Jan 23, 2004
2	Golden Globes, Oprah's Birthday and more	Jan 30, 2004
3	David Gest Interview, Diets and more	Feb 6, 2004
4	Courtney Love, Valentine's and more	Feb 13, 2004
5	Sex and the City, NASCAR and more	Feb 20, 2004
6	God Is In, Oscar Preview and more	Feb 27, 2004
7	Starsky & Hutch, The Sopranos and more	Mar 5, 2004
8	Britney Tour, America's Top Model and more	Mar 12, 2004
9	Rock Hall Of Fame, St. Pat's Day and more	Mar 19, 2004
10	Howard vs. Oprah, Jersey Girl and more	Mar 26, 2004
11	Janet Jackson, Hellboy and more	Apr 2, 2004
12	Best of Best Week Ever: Bennifer, William Hung and more	Apr 6, 2004
13	Nick and Jessica Variety Hour, Sesame Street and more	Apr 9, 2004
14	Kill Bill Vol. 2, The Swan and more	Apr 16, 2004
15	50 Worst Songs, Britney's New Video and more	Apr 23, 2004
16	Best of Best Week Ever: Orange is the New Flesh, Madonna & Kaballah and more	Apr 30, 2004
17	OC & Friends Finale and more	May 7, 2004
18	Troy, Supersize Me and more	May 14, 2004
19	Shrek 2, Lindsay Lohan in Vanity Fair and more	May 21, 2004
20	American Idol Finale, Michael Jackson and more	May 28, 2004
21	Best Month Ever: Madonna On Tour, Celeb Baby Names and more	Jun 4, 2004
22	J-Lo Gets Married, Harry Potter and more	Jun 11, 2004
23	Simple Life 2, Dodge Ball and more	Jun 18, 2004
24	Fahrenheit 9/11, Sex Tapes and more	Jun 25, 2004
25	Best Month Ever: Dodgeball, Fahrenheit 9/11 and more	Jul 2, 2004
26	Kerry Picks Edwards, Britney & Kevin and more	Jul 9, 2004
27	Carmen Electra's Strip Poker, I Robot and more	Jul 16, 2004
28	Jacko Has Quadruplets, Good Sequels and more	Jul 23, 2004
29	Napoleon Dynamite, Democratic Convention and more	Jul 30, 2004
30	Best Month Ever: Ashlee Simpson, Britneys Wedding and more	Aug 6, 2004
31	Springsteen Tour, Olympic Preview and more	Aug 13, 2004
32	Paris and Tinkerbell Reunite, Nicky Weds and more	Aug 20, 2004
33	Best Summer Ever	Sep 3, 2004

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Season 2

13 episodes • 2004

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Oprah's Auto Giveaway, Reality Shows and more	Sep 17, 2004
2	Dr. Phil's Prime Time Special, Emmy Speeches and more	Sep 24, 2004
3	Presidential Debate, Jay Leno calling it quits and more	Oct 1, 2004
4	Martha Stewart, Desperate Housewives and more	Oct 8, 2004
5	Team America, Bill O'Reilly and more	Oct 15, 2004
6	Reality Kids, the Boston Red Sox and more	Oct 22, 2004
7	Ashlee Simpson, Presidential Election and more	Oct 29, 2004
8	Election Post Mortem, The OC and more	Nov 5, 2004
9	Bridget Jones, Lost and more	Nov 12, 2004
10	NFL Racy Skit, Nanny 911 and more	Nov 19, 2004
11	NBA Brawl, Alexander and more	Nov 26, 2004
12	Desperate Housewives, Amazing Race and more	Dec 3, 2004
13	Best Year Ever	Dec 17, 2004

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Season 3

15 episodes • 2005

#	Episode	Air Date
1	American Idol, Golden Globes and more	Jan 21, 2005
2	Oscar Nominations, J-Lo Video and more	Jan 28, 2005
3	Michael Jackson Fans, Crime Shows and more	Feb 4, 2005
4	Desperate Housewives, Cameron Diaz and more	Feb 11, 2005
5	The Gates Artwork, Paul F. Tomkins: Celebrity Defender and more	Feb 18, 2005
6	Michael Jackson's Jurors, Bush Audio Tapes and more	Feb 25, 2005
7	The Oscars, Michael Jackson trial and more	Mar 4, 2005
8	Michael Jackson trial, the OC and more	Mar 11, 2005
9	Jacko in Court, Pat O'brian and more	Mar 25, 2005
10	The Bachelor, Wrestlemania and more	Apr 1, 2005
11	Baseball Opening Day, Desperate Housewives and more	Apr 8, 2005
12	To be named	Apr 15, 2005
13	New Pope Elected, American Idol and more	Apr 22, 2005
14	To be named	May 13, 2005
15	Star Wars Premiere, Apprentice Finale and more	May 20, 2005

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Season 4

26 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	January 13th, 2006	Jan 13, 2006
2	Golden Globes	Jan 20, 2006
3	Sundance	Jan 27, 2006
4	February 3rd, 2006	Feb 3, 2006
5	February 17th, 2006	Feb 17, 2006
6	February 24th, 2006	Feb 24, 2006
7	March 3rd, 2006	Mar 3, 2006
8	March 10th, 2006	Mar 10, 2006
9	March 24th, 2006	Mar 24, 2006
10	March 31, 2006	Mar 31, 2006
11	April 7th, 2006	Apr 7, 2006
12	April 14th, 2006	Apr 14, 2006
13	April 21st, 2006	Apr 21, 2006
14	May 5th, 2006	May 5, 2006
15	May 12th, 2006	May 12, 2006
16	May 26th, 2006	May 26, 2006
17	June 9th, 2006	Jun 9, 2006
18	June 16th, 2006	Jun 16, 2006
19	June 23rd, 2006	Jun 23, 2006
20	July 7th, 2006	Jul 7, 2006
21	July 14th, 2006	Jul 14, 2006
22	July 21, 2006	Jul 21, 2006
23	July 28th, 2006	Jul 28, 2006
24	Best Episode Ever: 100th Episode	Aug 4, 2006
25	July 28th	Jul 28, 2006
26	August 4th	Aug 4, 2006

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Season 5

30 episodes • 2006

#	Episode	Air Date
1	September 15th, 2006	Sep 15, 2006
2	September 22, 2006	Sep 22, 2006
3	September 29, 2006	Sep 29, 2006
4	October 6, 2006	Oct 6, 2006
5	October 20, 2006	Oct 20, 2006
6	October 27, 2006	Oct 27, 2006
7	November 3, 2006	Nov 1, 2006
8	November 10, 2006	Nov 10, 2006
9	November 17th, 2006	Nov 17, 2006
10	December 1st, 2006	Dec 1, 2006
11	Best Year Ever	Dec 15, 2006
12	January 19th, 2007	Jan 19, 2007
13	January 26, 2007	Jan 26, 2007
14	February 2, 2007	Feb 2, 2007
15	February 9, 2007	Feb 9, 2007
16	February 23, 2007	Feb 23, 2007
17	March 2nd, 2007	Mar 2, 2007
18	March 9th, 2007	Mar 9, 2007
19	March 23rd, 2007	Mar 23, 2007
20	March 30th	Mar 30, 2007
21	April 6th	Apr 6, 2007
22	April 20th	Apr 20, 2007
23	April 27th	Apr 27, 2007
24	May 11th	May 11, 2007
25	May 18th (American Idol Edition)	May 18, 2007
26	May 25th	May 25, 2007
28	June 8th	Jun 8, 2007
29	June 15th	Jun 15, 2007
30	June 22nd	Jun 22, 2007
31	June 29th	Jun 29, 2007

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Season 6

2 episodes • TBA

#	Episode	Air Date	Rating
9	March 21st	Mar 21, 2008	0.0
21	July 18th	Jul 18, 2008	0.0

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Season 7

7 episodes • 2013

#	Episode	Air Date
1	Episode 1	Jan 18, 2013
2	Episode 2	Jan 25, 2013
3	Episode 3	Feb 1, 2013
4	Episode 4	Feb 8, 2013
5	Episode 5	Feb 15, 2013
6	Episode 6	Feb 22, 2013
7	Episode 7	Mar 8, 2013

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