Spishak

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Spishak is a fictitious corporation, which advertises their products in commercial parodies on MADtv. Their product line is unpractical and unrealistic, and most of the time, dangerous. They have not been mentioned in the recent seasons of the show however. They are also not the sole supplier in the MADtv world, for example, there also exists Toolco and Skaiser Permanente from the Paul Timberman's Workshop sketches. Several of the sketches share a near identical kitchen set, and others include the Spishak jingle. Spishak is similar in many regards to Peenman Enterprises, a fictitious company created by Phil Hendrie.

There have been three Spishak spokesmen, Phil LaMarr, Pat Kilbane and Josh Meyers.

Past, and possibly current products, include:

  • Namprin and Extra Strength Namprin Plus - OTC painkiller medicine that is ineffective and over-effective, respectively
  • Supersops - Cheap paper towels that fall apart
  • Ultra Super w/ XP-21 - Dirt/grease/brain-stain remover; Spishak's first completely successful product
  • Gangsta-shop Quartet from Spishak Records - Music for on-the-go-businessmen who like rap but also barbershop quartets
  • Tee-Hee-Hee Shirts for Toddlers - Offensive and insensitive yet humorous t-shirts for babies
  • Authentic Home Movie Theater Experience, Girl - All the glamour of a movie theater, but fit for your house
  • Yule Blazers - Plutonium-based Christmas lights that don't run on electricity and work forever; have some undesirable side effects
  • Ride-along Racer 2001 - A toy car "from the future" that runs attaches directly to the parent's car with 12 bolts in the driver's side door; includes the real speed and obstacles of driving on a real street
  • Bris-o-Tine - A home-bris system that sells for just $19.95; also cuts carrots, bananas, salami and solid titanium steel rods
  • Mach 20 - A 20-blade razor that gives you "the closest shave of your life"; the first four blade cuts the hair, the fifth digs below the first layer of skin and hair follicle, the sixth takes off more skin and any "renegade hair follicles", the seventh takes off six more layers of skin, ensuring the hair will never grow back, the eighth sends an electric pulse to the brain to stop hair growth and four other "non-essential function," the ninth smooths out the jaw both, the tenth removes cavity-causing tartar, and the eleventh repeats.
  • Spishak Spishwax - Car wax that works under a principle "hard to understand, but easy to apply"; does not protect your car from other items, such as Easter eggs, Easter rocks, baseball bats, Jewish weddings and wrecking balls.
  • Dolls with Balls
  • Once a Year Maxipad - Maxipads that you don't have to change for a year; fits flushly with your body
  • Excuses Excuses Excuses Excuses 98 and Lady Excuses Excuses Excuses Excuses 98- A tape player box that spits out an excuse when you urgently need one, to get you out of school, work or church; excuses include "blood in your stool" and "lady's polio."
  • Turbohaler
  • Slap Happy
  • Cholestra - A fat substitute that has 10% less anal leakage than the leading fat substitute; not a true conformed Spishak product, however, the commerical uses the Spishak jingle
  • Hey, It's Ovens for Kids! - A new kind of toy oven for kids, that runs on clean burning natural gas rather than a lightbulb, with none of that "strange electric taste"
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