Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear aired on television for only one season in 1996. Charlie's in your face attitude and the show's raw subject matter was considered too controversial for prime time audiences. This page contains clips from the show.
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- Sitcom
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Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear
Clip from Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Episode 5 "Mo Money, Mo Problems"
Originally Released: Oct. 1996
Starring: Charlie as Himself, Angela St. Clair as Mom, Tony Sardo as Doug
Length:0:51
Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear
A Clip from Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Episode 3 "Aunt Flow's Dead"
Originally Released: September 1996
Starring Charlie as Himself, James Anderson as Dad.
By the time Dad's ready to have "the talk" with Charlie, he discovers Charlie knows way more than he ever expected!
Length:1:35
Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear
Clip from Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Episode 6 "Charlie's Intervention"
Originally Released: Nov. 1996
Starring: Charlie as Himself, Steve as Closet Steve
When Charlie's family wants him to go to rehab he calls on Closet Steve for words of advice.
Length:1:20
Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Footage stolen from the set of the mid-nineties TV series, "Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear." Oddly similar to Christian Bale's explosion on set.
Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Clip from Episode 8 "Everything Sucks Sober." Originally Released: Dec.1996 Starring: Charlie as Himself, Angela St. Clair as Mom, Tiffany Roberts as Hooker, Steve as Closet Steve
Length:1:06
Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Clip from Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear Episode 2 "Charlie's In Charge." Originally Released: Sept. 1996 Starring: Charlie as Himself, Laura Peterson as Amy
Length:0:59
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Charlie The Abusive Teddy Bear aired on television for only one season in 1996. Charlie's in your face attitude and the show's raw subject matter was considered too controversial for prime time audiences. ...
