Review: Andrew Dice Clay is Back in Showtime’s ‘Dice’

Andrew Dice Clay is one of the biggest comedians of all time, he sold millions of albums and played to packed arenas across America in the 80's and 90's; now he's back with his own series on Showtime.

The series cleverly called 'Dice' is up in its entirety now on the Showtime app or it airs Sunday night on the cable channel, it stars Clay as himself living his post superstar life in Las Vegas with his girlfriend Carmen, who is played by Natasha Leggero.

The series also features many guest appearances, like in the second episode, Adrien Brody guest stars as himself trying to learn how to be a man's man, a tough guy like Dice, for a one-man play that he's starring in. One thing leads to another and before you know it, Brody becomes Dice and it is hilarious. From the glasses, leather jacket and Brooklyn accent Brody nails it and the two together are hilarious.

'Dice' has plenty of the crude humor many of his fans, like me, are looking for, but it isn't all dirty, there are some good stories moving the show along. The series is written by Scot Armstrong, who wrote 'Old School,' 'The Hangover Part II' and 'Road Trip,' all hysterical movies.

I'm only three episodes into the six-episode series, and I can't wait to get through the final episodes, it reminds me a lot of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm,' with the situations that the Diceman gets into on a daily basis.

As a fan of the Diceman, I'm happy to see him back in the spotlight and hope that 'Dice' gets renewed for another season, maybe with more episodes next time. I give 'Dice' 4 out of 5 stars, get the 30-day trial on the Showtime app and watch it!