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Cover: Drew Friedman

Mad #332

Dec 1994 · EC · 1.95 USD
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In "How TV Networks Can Work O.J. Simpson Trial Updates Into Their Regular Programming," Dave Berg delivers his signature satirical take on modern life, skewering everything from office culture to home ownership with sharp wit and deadpan humor. Illustrated entirely by Berg himself, the issue offers a cynical yet oddly relatable snapshot of 1990s American quirks—complete with a cover by Drew Friedman that perfectly captures the era’s absurdity.

Contains 15 stories
How TV Networks Can Work O.J. Simpson Trial Updates Into Their Regular Programming
2 pp · Humor
Not-So-Subtle Signs Your Parents Think It's Time You Moved Out of Your House
2 pp · Humor
Mad Takes Car Phones for a Ride
3 pp · Satire-Parody
Not Quite Up to Speed
6 pp
Keanu Reeves [as Jerk Tavern]Jeff Daniels [as Hairy Dimple]Jackie Gleason [as Ralph Kramden] (cameo)Art Carney [as Ed Norton] (cameo)Dennis Hopper [as Pain]
The Freakish Funeral Finale
1 pp · Satire-Parody
Strategic Aircraft for the Class Clown
2 pp
Brutal Honesty
3 pp · Satire-Parody
The Lion's Kin
5 pp
Marge SimpsonHomer SimpsonBart SimpsonLisa SimpsonMaggie SimpsonSimpaGraffitiMufossilZsaZsaScabAlec Baldwin [as The Shadow]NadaCowardly LionDorothy
Louis Farrakhan's Christmas Carols
3 pp · Advocacy, Satire-Parody
The Weird Western Whirlwind
1 pp
The Lighter Side of...
4 pp · Satire-Parody

In "The Lighter Side of..." from Mad #332, a sharp, satirical glance at modern life unfolds across four pages, skewering everything from classroom absurdities to the quirks of office culture, the myth of home ownership, and the strange rituals of everyday routines—all delivered with the magazine’s signature deadpan wit, lettered in crisp typeset.

Untitled Humor story
1 pp · Humor, Spy
Script M&ePencils M&eInks M&eLetters M&e
A Mad Look at Women in Uniform
3 pp · Satire-Parody
Fairest Shlump
5 pp · Humor, Satire-Parody, Superhero
Tom Hanks [as Fairest Shlump]Sally Field [as Mrs. Shlump]Elvis Presley (cameo)Bart Simpson (cameo)Governor WallaceBeavis (cameo)Robin Wright [as Junkie]Mykelti Williamson [as Burpa Blues]Dick CavettJohn LennonGary Sinise [as Lt. Dang]Bill Clinton
America’s Most Noteworthy Science Fair Projects… That Lost!
1 pp

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Full credits

writer, artist, inker Dave Berg
cover pencils, inks Drew Friedman

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Reprinted in Mad about the Oscars #[nn] (2003), Mad for Decades #[nn] (2007)

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