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One Day Off - Statues on Holiday

2008-05-16T05:06:00Z

Have you thought that statues never get a day off? Two statues in Budapest had enough: but what could they do with their free time?

Greatest American Dog: Tillman Skates

2008-05-16T04:48:59Z

Whoa, surf's up, dude. Check out this gnarly skateboarding dog, Tillman. Only on "Greatest American Dog" coming to CBS this summer, brah!

Details about the Noble M600 V8 Supercar

2008-05-16T04:47:23Z

British supercar manufacturer, Noble, is finishing off development work on its new V6-powered M15. The high powered version is the M600 which will receive an all new twin-turbo V8 engine.

BBC Horizon: Sexual Chemistry

2008-05-16T04:12:29Z

First aired Thursday 13 February 2002, RT 48:32. The drug Viagra revolutionized the treatment of sexual dysfunction in men on its launch ten years ago. An accidental discovery, the tablet that gave impotent men the chance once more to have natural erections became the fastest selling pill in history and has earned its manufacturer, Pfizer, over $12 billion. The search is now on for a similar drug that could help women. Research is revealing that female sexuality is more complex than expected. For women suffering from a loss of desire many scientists believe that drugs acting on the brain may be the way forward. A pioneering Scottish study may have identified just such a drug and begun testing it scientifically.

CSN: Deja-Vu & Long Time Gone, Live

2008-05-16T04:09:02Z

Two songs that never made top 40 rankings but were always fan favorites for different reasons. The first is the title track of an album that resulted in three top-40 hits, the second is a song of protest and war counterculture.

Daily Show: Hillary is Wolverine

2008-05-16T04:00:48Z

John Edwards is scared to make his endorsement because Hillary Clinton is Wolverine. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Daily Show: Golf War

2008-05-16T04:00:44Z

All presidents make sacrifices in wartime. President Bush hasn't been golfing in recent years. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Daily Show: Some like It Cool

2008-05-16T04:00:39Z

Jason Jones doesn't know why Jon can't accept President Bush for the rebel that he is. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Daily Show: The Change You Deserve

2008-05-16T04:00:35Z

The Republicans take their new slogan from a powerful anti-depressant medication. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Daily Show: Denis Leary

2008-05-16T04:00:27Z

Denis Leary and Jon impersonate each other. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Daily Show: Moment of Zen: Dr. Evil Impression

2008-05-16T04:00:14Z

President Bush does his Dr. Evil impression in an interview. From The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

Unexpected performance

2008-05-16T02:34:25Z

Stansted Airport, London. 7 hidden cameras. 14 undercover actors. 1 unexpected performance...

Operation Sudden Fall (SDSU Drug Sting)

2008-05-16T02:10:01Z

A new short film about the recent DEA drug bust at San Diego State University that resulted in almost 100 arrests, including students majoring in criminal justice and Homeland Security. The ongoing sting operation that lead to the arrests was a direct response to the death of SDSU student Shirley 'Jenny' Poliakoff from an overdose last year.

The Duellists - First Duel

2008-05-16T01:58:47Z

The opening sequence from Ridley Scott's first feature film, The Duellists (1977). In this scene, the psychotic Feraud (Harvey Keitel), a hussar in Napoleon's army, clashes with a local functionary's son in Strasbourg, played by the son of Alec Guinness, no less!

Superhero comic retired, but still in line

2008-05-16T01:36:10Z

In a series of illustrations of "Heroes Decadence" Italian Donald Soffritti from the city of Bologna fantazi on how superhero may look like the comic in old age. Superman, Spiderman, Batman and Robin, Halk, other superhero and even their enemies, not to exchange a dozen years after their glorious battles

Conan: William Shatner. May 12, 08

2008-05-16T00:24:20Z

William Shatner guests on Late Night with Conan O'Brien and talks about Gorillas, George Takei... and his new book.

Louise Jefferson Discusses Racial Harmony with George

2008-05-16T00:18:00Z

$350 for a watch?

Wallpapers to Go

2008-05-16T00:14:06Z

I'm paper trained!

Big Fella

2008-05-16T00:11:49Z

Seventies ad for the LA clothing store, Big Fella.

If You Were a Woman What Would You Do?

2008-05-16T00:03:01Z

Uhhh...

Seeds of Sin: Andy Milligan's Family Get-Together

2008-05-16T00:02:36Z

An alcoholic matriarch terrorizes her spoiled, grown-up children during a family get-together where one of them flips out and begins killing all of them to get back at years of neglect and abuse.

Commentary by Wally George, American

2008-05-15T23:59:53Z

George Walter Pearch, known as Wally George (4 December 1931 – 7 October 2003) was an American conservative radio and television commentator. Calling himself the "Father of Combat TV," George gained national fame as the host of the television talk show Hot Seat, originally a local show produced for KDOC Channel 56, a UHF station then located in Anaheim, California.

What Do You Rate Marshalls?

2008-05-15T23:50:14Z

Ad from the Seventies

Classic Trailer: Wonder Women

2008-05-15T23:48:19Z

An insurance investigator battles Dr. Tsu and her sexy all-girl army. Trailer for the 1973 movie, Wonder Women.

Woody Allen Interviews Billy Graham Pt 2 of 2

2008-05-15T23:33:19Z

From Woody's TV special in the late Sixties. Part 2 of 2.