Address the Mess | Comedy Central

Got a mess of old printers, TVs and cell phones lying around? Daniel Tosh explains how you can get rid of them.

Fry, Leela and Bender find pollution and child labor when they visit the Third World of the Antares System to deliver e-waste.

Dennis gets punked out by activists when he goes down to the dump to help with recycling.

Mark can't understand why everyone is going crazy for Treegasm, the mating festival for Central Park treatures.

Treatures Neel and Nicky are lucky they found their soulmates before getting into casual sex and drugs.

Randall tells Neel about his sexual history, which culminates in the loss of his penis.

From electric cars to beer to bad breath, stand-up comedians think of various alternatives to fuel.

Kurt and Michelle help Address the Mess participants find out what their old electronics are really worth -- which is nothing.

Kurt and Michelle learn that small children like to play in trash mazes.

If you're going to give away your electronics, make sure you're prepared to emotionally deal.

Rob Riggle dons the dystopian feathers and football gear for a Memorial Day battle to the gas pump.

Jason Jones investigates the opposing viewpoint to Al Gore's documentary.

Jon would have loved John Kerry's new book, except there are no pictures.

Jon goes toe-to-toe with global warming skeptic Christopher Horner.

Stephen and Representative Lynn Woolsey debate global warming.

Al Jackson and Comedy Central urge you to address the mess and recycle your old electronics.

For your consideration, an alternative take on Al Gore's environmental awareness documentary.

Neither rain nor sleet nor snow can stop it. Fortunately, you can.

Not all crap makes good fertilizer.

Olive oil on fish? Delicious. Motor oil on fish? Sucks.