(TV Show Extensions)
[ 0:46 - from NBC ]
Wondering what the employees of Dunder Mifflin have been up to over the summer while the camera crew takes a break? Find out here! You'll see that it's not all fun and games between seasons. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(TV Clip)
[ 3:42 - from YouTube ]
On September 2nd, 2009, former Rep. James Traficant is released from federal prison after a seven-year stint for racketeering, bribes, and corruption. He was as colorful and daft as a Sopranos character, as this video of his expulsion hearing shows. And how disrespectful to the beloved late Stephanie Tubbs Jones! This is like a comedy sketch in a real government setting, where you could see Rip Torn hamming this up beyond believability. But the hair piece alone makes this terrifyingly real. view
Political Comedy Activist John Wellington Ennis
Filmmaker, FREE FOR ALL!
(TV Show Extensions)
[ 3:46 - from YouTube ]
Were you a fan of Arrested Development? If so, you're going to want to check out Sit Down, Shut Up. It Airs on Sunday nights and features several cast members from the the critically acclaimed (but, alas, canceled) show. So instead of worrying about whether or not there's going to be an AD movie, tune in to FOX, Sundays at 7/6c! Here's an introduction to the Sit Down, Shut Up characters. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
(TV Clip)
[ 7:05 - from MySpace ]
Is it possible that Elvis faked his own death? In November 2008, reporter Suzanne Stratford reported on a doctor who claimed that Elvis was alive and that he was treating him. New DNA evidence has led to a landmark court case in Tennessee, and at the forefront is DNA belonging to the man being treated by that same doctor. Remarkably, and for the first time ever, the Tennessee courts have deemed that enough evidence is present to open the estate of Elvis Presley Enterprises. Conspiracy theorists, eat your heart out! view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(TV Clip)
[ 1:37 - from Hulu ]
It's been almost 12 years to the day since Chris Farley died of a drug overdose. Here's a vintage Saturday Night Live clip of Farley doing what he did best: being outrageously funny. Is Bennett Brauer his most repulsive creation? I'll let you be the judge of that. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(TV Clip)
[ 7:31 - from YouTube ]
Oh man. I wasn't sure if I was hallucinating about this Saturday morning cartoon or if it actually existed, but thanks to the magic of the Internet, we can watch it in all its glory. This early 90's ABC special about the Ten Commandments combined cute animals with a Motown soundtrack. I guess it was for those kids who craved a little Judeo-Christian values in between their Darkwing Duck and Ninja Turtles. Admit it: the songs are catchy. view
Film Buff Chris Brenner
Post Production Point Man, Border Patrol, Scarecrow
(Advertisements, Film Clip)
[ 17:10 - from Google Video ]
Experience one of Mystery Science Theater 3000's best shorts. The film, comissioned in 1956 by musical instrument maker C.G. Conn, was originally intended to promote the use of its new line of products by students in bands across the country. It was such an abysmal production that the company that created "Mr. B" would never produce another film ever again. view
Core eGuider Ian Spector
Curious Entrepreneur / Author
(TV Clip)
[ 0:57 - from YouTube ]
Supposedly a real clip from a Russian Candid Camera type TV show, this is what I always expected would happen if the Soviet Union collapsed. view
Guest eGuider John Landis
Filmmaker
