''Kid Notorious'' is an American adult

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that aired from October 22 to December 17, 2003 on

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. It starred Hollywood film producer

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as himself. Episode plots were often bizarre and absurdist in nature, featuring Evans as a

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type character. Guns N' Roses guitarist

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also appeared on the show as himself. The show was directed by

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Characters

(as himself), a playboy Hollywood producer who finds himself mixed up in bizarre and absurd situations but never loses his cool. * Tollie Mae (

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), Evans' loud maid. Spends most of her time binge eating chocolate and lusting after Denzel Washington. Her catchphrase is "Not in my job description." Tollie Mae was named for Tollie Mae Wilson, who was Evans' housekeeper at the time of his marriage to

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. * Alan Selka (as himself), Evans' long-suffering butler, English. A running gag involves Puss Puss farting into his face. Voiced by Evans' real-life butler, Alan Selka, who is reportedly very much like his character in real life. * Puss Puss, Evans' beloved cat, who follows him wherever he goes; she plays chess and smokes marijuana. Puss has a hate-hate relationship with English which has included pistol-whipping, neck crushing, releasing flatulence into face and placing piranha in the sauna. *

(as himself), the former lead guitarist for Guns N' Roses. As in real life, Slash was Evans' close friend and next-door neighbor. * Donald Rumsfeld (

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), the

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at the time. He is depicted as a sidekick and poker buddy of Evans and Slash.

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