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Murphy, Jeff and Walt watch and react to the full movie of UHF by Weird Al Yankovic. Mikeismurphy Reacts. WMK Studios.

"Weird Al" Yankovic's 1989 film "UHF" is a comedic tour de force that has become a cult classic among fans of the accordion-wielding parodist. In this video, we'll be providing a full movie reaction to the film, delving into the plot, characters, and comedic elements that make "UHF" such a beloved piece of comedic cinema. The film tells the story of George Newman, a hapless dreamer who finds himself unexpectedly in charge of a failing UHF television station. Along with his best friend Bob, George sets out to turn the station's fortunes around by dreaming up a series of wacky and irreverent shows that quickly become a hit with viewers. One of the things that makes "UHF" such a standout film is the sheer number of comedic set pieces and gags that are packed into its 89-minute runtime. From the station's early programming lineup, which includes a show about a man who can talk to fish, to the film's climax, in which George and Bob stage a live telethon to save the station from financial ruin, "UHF" is chock-full of laughs. Another major strength of the film is its cast of characters. George, played by "Weird Al" himself, is a lovable doofus who can't seem to catch a break, but whose endless optimism and boundless creativity make him a hero in the eyes of the audience. Bob, played by David Bowe, is a bit more level-headed than George, but is just as willing to throw caution to the wind in pursuit of a good laugh. Of course, no discussion of "UHF" would be complete without mentioning the film's many memorable musical numbers. From the catchy opening theme song, "UHF," to the film's closing number, "Money for Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies," the film is filled with catchy and hilarious songs that have become fan favorites over the years. Overall, "UHF" is a film that has stood the test of time, remaining just as funny and entertaining today as it was when it was first released in 1989. If you're a fan of "Weird Al" Yankovic or just looking for a good laugh, this movie is definitely worth checking out. So, if you haven't seen this film yet, this is a great opportunity to watch it, and then to come back and see our reaction video. We will be going through all the scenes, and will be discussing the plot, the characters, and the comedic elements that make this movie a classic. We'll also be highlighting some of the best moments in the film, such as the "Wheel of Fish" sketch, the "Conan the Librarian" sketch, and the "Spatula City" commercial. We'll also be talking about some of the film's more memorable musical numbers, such as "UHF," "Money for Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies," and "Fun Zone." So, whether you're a long-time fan of "Weird Al" Yankovic or are just discovering the film for the first time, this reaction video is the perfect way to experience "UHF." So sit back, relax, and get ready for a wild ride through the world of UHF television!