 Originally Posted by Neil
Well, their show may be popular - but there's far more people who don't watch the show than do ... just like any show. On occasion Brian Quinn has mentioned things like this in passing on the Tell 'Em Steve-Dave podcast, recalling times when they end up meeting a fan of the show (who are usually pretty good about it and don't want to draw attention to them), but they have occasionally had to scrap some filming I think, although that's not exclusively down to being recognised.
Despite the broad appeal of the show, New York is a city of millions of people, so the odds are still pretty good in their favour, I think. 
The new season starts on Monday on Comedy Central, by the way - 10pm with two episodes back-to-back.
They're numering it as Season 5 here in the UK, but it's actually Season 4 ... because what was called 'Season 4' here in the UK was actually 'Season 3.5' (they filmed additional episodes, about 13 IIRC, after they'd already shot Season 3, before their contracts with TruTV came up for renegotiation).
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