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All Access: Middle Ages
This VH1 clip-show parody is from Littleman, the gang behind I Love the Thirties. The historical satire includes such episodes as Most Scandalous Royal Scandals, Worst Breakups: Henry VIII & Anne Boleyn and Most Indulgent Church Ever.

Balloon Heads
This celebrity-mocking series features the adventures of various characters that, yes, have balloons for heads. Series regulars include Stu, the Cranky Amish Guy and Alfa & Romeo, Italian Superheroes, all of whom battle the notorious excesses of America's biggest film and music superstars. From Canadian company Eggplant Productions.

Baxter & McGuire
This animated buddy-comedy chronicles the adventures of Baxter and McGuire, the closest of pals who never leave each other's side. They also just happen to be testicles. From Michael J. Weithorn, creator of The King of Queens, writer/actor/dancer Nick Bakay and directed by Mike Blum.

Golden Age
The shocking true stories of the world's strangest cartoons. Each segment uses a whirlwind blend of mixed media to satirize classic cartoons from the past. Golden Age was created and directed by Aaron Augenblick at Augenblick Studios (Wonder Showzen). The series was written by Augenblick and Tim Harrod (Late Night with Conan O'Brien) and features original music by Bradford Reed. Golden Age is an official selection of the 2007 Sundance Film Festival.

Good God
A live action comedy, a la The Office, about God's workplace environment. This show was created by NY-based production company Hungry Man.

Guacamole
A character-based comedy centered around a tub of Guacamole and his best friend, a can of minestrone soup. Written and voiced by Michael Blieden and Matt Price. All episodes are directed by Blieden.

Honesty
Imagine a world where everyone said exactly what they were thinking. Honesty, from commercial director Brit McAdams and producer Dave Steck, brings us into such a world.

I Love The 30s
The TELLY-Award winning parody of the ubiquitous clips franchise on VH1 features minor celebrities in the late 40s looking back nostalgically at the 1930s and discussing hilarious fads and trends such as The Great Depression and The Lindbergh Baby Kidnapping. Created by and starring NYC-based comedy troupe Littleman (Nick Kroll, John Mulaney, Conrad Mulcahy and Brian Donovan). The show is produced by Disposable Television (Brendan Colthurst).

Meet the Creeps
An extreme hidden camera show from the minds of writers/performers Jim Florentine (the voice of Special Ed and other characters on Crank Yankers) and Don Jamieson. There is no limit to how low these two will sink in order to both shock you and crack you up. You will laugh, feel guilty for laughing, and then laugh at how guilty you feel.

Mike Birbiglia's Secret Public Journal
From stand-up Mike Birbiglia comes this hilarious video blog about life on tour as a comic. Written and shot during Birbiglia's "COMEDY CENTRAL Live: Medium Man On Campus" tour.

Monster Ballz
This animated series centers on four recognizable monsters that all live in the same castle, and explores how the monsters deal with the real world...and how the real world deals with them. Monster Ballz is written by Paul Rodenburg.

Moonwalk 1986
The adventures of two astronauts on the moon, and their banal conversations during missions. Created, produced and written by Josh Koppel and Matt Peccini.

Odd Todd
Watch Internet cult sensation Todd and his adventures in unemployment. As the money runs out and desperation kicks in, Todd struggles to work up the motivation to begin to think about considering, maybe, getting a job...eventually.

Shadow Rock
This dark and twisted cartoon comes from the mind of Max Cannon, the artist behind the popular cult comic strip Red Meat (featured every week in The Onion). This animated series finds its humor in the deepest and darkest recesses of the human mind.

That's My Daughter
Music videos from the band That's My Daughter, who fuse comedy with its natural partner -- 1980s-era rock ballads. From creators Ron Eigen, Pat DeLuca, and Owen Benjamin. Produced by Matt Schuler and Levity Entertainment.

Tiny Hands
A live-action show about the life and times of Dave Gordon, a man who has hands the size of a baby's. It might not sound like a bad affliction, but everything from buying gloves to holding a microphone is a monumental task when you have tiny, tiny hands. Tiny Hands was created by Jon Glaser, longtime writer/performer for Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

The Watch List
This series features stand-up comedy and sketches based on the acts of some of the funniest Muslim-American comedians. Created and produced by Dean Obeidallah and Max Brooks (Emmy-winning writer for Saturday Night Live), this is the first show by a major media company to feature an exclusive Middle-Eastern line-up.