The show emulated a TV channel. When the show began, the screen showed a notification saying that Televisa handed over the transmission to XHDRBZ. The show began with an introduction assimilating that of a Newscast. Each sketch is then presented as if it were a different show; at the end of each sketch showed its cast and credits, like in a real television program. When the actual show finished, it would present a notification that said Televisa would return to its usual broadcast.
Musical theme
In 2002, the musical theme was interpreted by Gerardo Suárez and the music was produced by Suite Sync; in 2004 it was produced by Sensaciones Sónicas, and in 2004 Galilea Montijo took care of the choreography.
Guests
Some of the many guests who have appeared on the show:
These are some of the shows featured in XHDRBZ. Most of the titles of these are a word game in Spanish, thus it might not make sense with the translation. Title in Spanish provided in brackets.
The crazy conk (El Lonje Loco), a crazy monk who reads letters from an audience
Filming (Peliculeando), an actor who shows his latest projects (videos that are the "true definition" of movies; for example, a car screeching is supposed to be "Shreeeeeeek" (Shrek), and a camper peeing on a campfire is supposed to be "Missipippi En Llamas" (Mississippi In Flames); "Missipippi" is an alternate spelling of "me hice pipi", which means, "I peed, or urinated".)
Top 3 (Top 3 del Momento), this sketch was only seen one time on the program, Derbez portrays a stereotypical man who classifies three songs to the Top 3.
Someone explain this to me! (¡Que alguien me explique!), Eugenio Derbez plays Hans Pujenhaimer, a German studying Spanish in Mexico, but can't seem to comprehend certain Spanish phrases
Five incoherences (Las cincoherencias -wordplay), in the sketch, Gustavo "Gus" Rodríguez plays Simón Paz, a man who wears a white tuxedo mixing with white shows and a white wig while Derbez portrays as Nelson Guerra, a man in black besides with Simón Paz, both characters serves as the hosts of their program. In there they expose segments of interviews to mexican telenovelas that are/were aired on Las Estrellas, in which are enlisted to be the five incoherences.
Medical cases of real life (Medicazos de la vida real) (wordplay, and reference to long-running anthology telenovela Mujer, casos de la vida real), it features Omar Chaparro playing as Pamela Juanjo Lee Jones, a woman who interviews every doctor who comes to visit her office (all being played by Eugenio Derbez), however in one episode, she is replaced by Doña Margara Francisca, who interviews Dr.Otto Rinco. Besides Lee Jones, she has an attendant who delivers the cards that the public sends to her, but mostly when she walks in, Lee Jones scolds her for unknown reasons and even discriminates her for being a "Man".
Speaking White (Hablemos Blanco), A sketch in which Eugenio attempts to tell a story without vulgar language. He often says a sentence with a brief pause, showing a prop simulating the vulgar term, then says something completely different.
Section Impossible (Sección Imposible), Sammy Perez and Miguel Luis interview people over holidays- or the city of Acapulco in one episode- with humorous results from their blunders. It uses "unintentional humor" as it is unscripted.
The little devil (El diablito), Eugenio Derbez plays a devil who makes people fall, trip, or slip (usually funny videos similar to those found on America's Funniest Home Videos) by pushing a big button
Eugenialities (Eugenialidades - word play), a compilation of different sketches in one.
The X-Files (Los ex-pendientes secretos X), parody of X-Files as the title says.
The Macabre hour (La hora Macabrona), word play and hidden usage of the Spanish swear word "cabrón"
Eloy Gameno ("El Oigame No") (The "Excuse Me, No" - word play), a flimsy guy who gets into wordplay arguments and ends up getting choked by the other person
Merylin Menshow (Marilyn Manson), one of the many characters, satire and word play
100 unemployed people said.. (100 mexicans said, 100 desempleados dijeron), (TV game show, a parody of Family Feud) - satire)
Alz and Heimer (Alz y Heimer) (word play with Alzheimer), An elderly couple with hearing issues who tell anecdotes that are misinterpreted by one another.
XHDRBZ commercials (satire commercials)
Lifestyles (Estilos de vida), a satire way of knowing how people in different countries live.
Super Goalkeeper (Super Portero), A goalkeeper who tries to stop others from using sexual innuendo or words similar to brand names in tv to prevent copyright issues.
One day in the life of... (Un Dia en la vida de..), a satire way of knowing how celebrities live their everyday life.
Cooking with Mr. Pepe Roni (Cocinando con Don Pepe Roni) (word play with Pepperoni) A segment with an eccentric chef who uses puns and wordplay to cook strange variants of meals.
The Plush Family (La familia P. Luche), a comedy tv show which would later become a spinoff of XHDRBZ.
Adventures of Agent D. Zent (Las aventuras del Agente D. Zente - word play of the word decente), an agent that tries to find the "weirdest" cases.
(Armando Hoyos) (word play with putting holes together) An etymology professor translating words bit-by-bit in a very literal way. He also shares "philosophical" ideas based on pop culture.
Aderberaz reports (Reportajes de Aberberaz), parody of news reports.
(Sin To Ni Zon), an animated game show that pokes fun at the cartoons at the time.
Cooking with Tony (Cocinando con Toño)Toño de Valdés showing the easiest recipes.
The Stroll Around Everywhere (La Paz sea por todas partes) (wordplay also meaning Peace Be Everywhere when pronounced as such), A segment meant to teach others about peace, love, and anger management hosted by the guru Nicolas Tranquilino. He always spirals into a rage because of his blundering production team. He is Eugenio's most violent and foul-mouthed character.
Soap operas
XHDRBZ broadcast certain soap operas, usually satires of real Mexican ones, including:-
One of wolves (Una de lobos - Cuna de lobos (soap opera) satire)
Peter Pun (satire of Peter Pan, closest meaning: Peter Fart)
Betty la feya y la bestia (satire, mix of "Beauty and the Beast" and "Ugly Betty")
Romero y Chulieta (satire of Romeo and Juliet, closest meaning: Rosemary and Chop)
Blanca Nueves (satire of Snow White meaning White Nines, wordplay on Nieves meaning snow)
Special broadcasts
The best of the 2002 FIFA World Cup (Lo Mejor del mundial 2002) - Feature transmission during the 2002 Korea-Japan Worldcup.
XHDRBZ First (Primer XHDRBZ)- Transmits various TV celebrities mentioning the XHDRBZ sketches they appeared in.
XHDRBZ Last (Último XHDRBZ) - Transmission where the producer communicates through a sketch that the show will cease transmitting for a period of time.
