title: Tarzan and the Super 7

Season 1

title: The Waters of Doom (Manta & Moray)

title: The Waters of Doom (Manta & Moray)

character: Moray

title: The Whale Killers (Manta & Moray)

title: The Whale Killers (Manta & Moray)

title: The Warmakers (Manta & Moray)

title: The Warmakers (Manta & Moray)

title: The Souvenir Hunters (Manta & Moray)

title: The Souvenir Hunters (Manta & Moray)

title: The Freedom Fighters (Manta & Moray)

title: The Freedom Fighters (Manta & Moray)

title: The Sunken World (Manta & Moray)

title: The Sunken World (Manta & Moray)

title: Sea of Madness (Manta & Moray)

title: Sea of Madness (Manta & Moray)

title: The Rain Maker (Web Woman)

title: The Rain Maker (Web Woman)

title: The Eye of the Fly (Web Woman)

title: The Eye of the Fly (Web Woman)

title: The World Within (Web Woman)

title: The World Within (Web Woman)

title: Madam Macabre's Calamity Circus (Web Woman)

title: Red Sails in the Sunset (Web Woman)

title: Red Sails in the Sunset (Web Woman)

title: Send in the Clones (Web Woman)

title: Send in the Clones (Web Woman)

title: The Sun Thief (Web Woman)

title: The Sun Thief (Web Woman)

title: Dr. Despair and the Mood Machine (Web Woman)

title: The Perfect Crime (Web Woman)

title: The Perfect Crime (Web Woman)

title: The Lady in the Lamp (Web Woman)

title: The Lady in the Lamp (Web Woman)

Season 2

title: Bad Things Come in Small Packages (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: The Ringmaster (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: The Toymaker (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Future Tense (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Phantom of the Sewers (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Shadow of the Swamp (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: The Great Candy Bar Caper (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: The Superstretch Bowl (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Superstretch & Microwoman (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Sugar Spice (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Sugar Spice (Superstretch & Microwoman)

title: Gnome Man's Land (The Freedom Force)

title: Gnome Man's Land (The Freedom Force)

title: The Dragon Riders (The Freedom Force)

title: The Dragon Riders (The Freedom Force)

title: The Scarlet Samurai (The Freedom Force)

title: The Scarlet Samurai (The Freedom Force)

title: The Plant Soldiers (The Freedom Force)

title: The Plant Soldiers (The Freedom Force)

title: Pegasus' Odyssey / The Robot  (The Freedom Force)

overview:
Tarzan and the Super 7, is a Saturday morning cartoon series, produced by Filmation and originally airing from 1978–1980 on CBS.

The show consisted of separate installments featuring seven groups of adventurers;

⁕Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle

⁕The New Adventures of Batman

⁕The Freedom Force — Isis, Super-Samurai, Sinbad, Merlin, and Hercules

⁕Jason of Star Command — the only live-action segment

⁕Manta and Moray

⁕Superstretch and Microwoman

⁕Web Woman

The show was an updating of the Batman/Tarzan Adventure Hour which aired on CBS Saturday mornings during the 1977–1978 television season. That series featured separate half hour episodes for each hero, with each show having its own opening and closing credits. The two series had previously run separately as Tarzan, Lord of the Jungle and The New Adventures of Batman.

title: Tarzan and the Super 7

title: Tarzan and the Super 7

overview:
Tarzan und die Super 7 ist eine Zeichentrickserie, die von Filmation produziert und von 1978 bis 1980 auf CBS am Samstagmorgen ausgestrahlt wurde.

Die Serie bestand aus mehreren Folgen mit sieben Abenteurergruppen:

⁕Tarzan, Herr des Dschungels

⁕Die neuen Abenteuer von Batman

⁕Die Freiheitsstreitkräfte – Isis, Super-Samurai, Sindbad, Merlin und Herkules

⁕Jason vom Star Command – der einzige Live-Action-Teil

⁕Manta und Moray

⁕Superstretch und Microwoman

⁕Web Woman

Die Serie war eine Neuauflage der Batman/Tarzan Adventure Hour, die in der Saison 1977/78 am Samstagmorgen auf CBS ausgestrahlt wurde. Diese Serie enthielt separate halbstündige Episoden für jeden Helden, wobei jede Folge einen eigenen Vor- und Abspann hatte. Die beiden Serien waren zuvor separat unter den Titeln Tarzan, Herr des Dschungels und Die neuen Abenteuer von Batman ausgestrahlt worden.

original_title: Tarzan and the Super 7


title: Baghch-e-Simsim

status: Ended

overview:
Baghch-e-Simsim is a Pashto and Dari children's television series based on the American Sesame Street, which was officially launched in Afghanistan on December 1, 2011. Characters appearing will include Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Grover as Kajkoal, and Ernie as Hadi along with Bert. However, it was reported that Oscar the Grouch and Count von Count will not be featured due to cultural differences.

The project is funded by the Embassy of the United States in Kabul and is produced in consultation with Afghanistan's Ministry of Education. The show's producer is Tania Farzana, an Afghan-American, and its initial 26 half-hour episodes are being aired in Dari language on locally owned Tolo TV. The Pashto version will be aired on Lemar TV. Education in Afghanistan is very low and Baghch-e-Simsim is designed to help with that, especially Afghan children because about 45% of the population is younger than 15.

Sesame Street was first introduced to Afghanistan in 2004 as Koche Sesame, which was shown on state-owned television and as a teaching tool within some schools in the form of DVDs. One of the segments was "Grover Around the World", based directly on the Global Grover segments of the American original. The new Baghch-e-Simsim version "will be partly filmed in Afghanistan with the rest lifted from other versions in Muslim countries including Egypt and Bangladesh", as well as Mexico and Russia.

title: Baghch-e-Simsim

original_title: Baghch-e-Simsim

original_language: en


title: Eat Carpet

overview:
Eat Carpet was an Australian television series aired on SBS 1989–2005. It premiered alongside MC Tee Vee and The Noise. Each hour-long episode consisted of up to a dozen short films shot by amateur directors or film students from all over the world.

An estimated 3,000 films ranging from 2 to 24 minutes duration were broadcast over the course of the series, covering all styles and genres, including documentaries, music videos, stage performances, dramas, comedies, interviews and even mildly pornographic films.

The show was hosted by Annette Shun Wah, who was also one of the commissioning editors along with "Eat Carpet"'s original designer, producer and programmer Pauline Webber. Later producers included Joy Toma and Terry Toaldo. The original opening titles were created by Bruce Currie and featured an animated version of the character Flacco, created by Paul Livingstone.

Eat Carpet ended in 2005 after 16 years. It was replaced by the similarly themed Shorts on Screen.

The name appears to come from an anecdote about Adolf Hitler, recounted by a diplomat who, while waiting for an audience, saw, through a partly open door, Hitler throw himself down on the floor and start biting the carpet. William Shirer, in his book Inside the Third Reich, says the diplomat subsequently referred to Hitler with the pejorative German word Teppichfresser, which translates as carpet eater or carpet gobbler. The term denotes utter madness.

title: Eat Carpet

original_title: Eat Carpet


title: Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch

type: Backdrop

Season 1

title: Get a Doctor

overview: Wheelie is convinced by the Chopper Bunch that he is very sick and needs to go to the hospital. Once there the well-meaning Chopper Bunch mess up the doctors test results.

title: Get a Doctor

title: A Day at the Beach

overview: Revs talks the gang into spending the day at the beach. They are having a great time until another motorcycle group shows up and stirs up trouble. Wheelie tries to smooth things over with disastrous results.

title: A Day at the Beach

title: Ghost Riders

overview: Wheelie is mowing his yard when he spots Rota Ree. He goes over to talk to her when the mailman brings him a special delivery letter saying that his uncle is sick and need help at his junk yard. The junkyard is right next to the Tire Boot Hill Cemetery where the Chopper Bunch is hiding and dressing up like ghosts to try and scare Wheelie away.

title: Ghost Riders

title: Double Cross Country

overview: Wheelie is competing in the annual cross-country race to San Francisco. The Chopper Bunch ties his bumper to a stake at the starting line to slow him up. Who will get to the coast first and win the prize?

title: Double Cross Country

title: The Infiltrator

overview: Scrambles makes friends with Wheelie o the rest of the Chopper Bunch can set a trap for him. Wheelie is so nice to Scrambles that they become close friends. When it comes time for Wheelie to fall into the pit Scrambles has mixed feelings about tricking his new friend.

title: The Infiltrator

title: The Stunt Show

overview: Rota Ree gets bullied by the Chopper Bunch. Wheelie joins an auto gymnasium for a tune up so he can get in shape and defend her honor.

title: The Stunt Show

title: Razzle Dazzle Paint Job

title: Razzle Dazzle Paint Job

title: The Autolympics

title: The Autolympics

title: The Delivery Service

title: The Delivery Service

title: The Big Bumper

title: The Big Bumper

title: Surprise Party

title: Surprise Party

title: On the Town

title: On the Town

title: Black Belt Fuji

title: Black Belt Fuji

title: Our Hero

title: Our Hero

title: Wheelie Goes Hawaiian

title: Wheelie Goes Hawaiian

title: The Inspection

title: The Inspection

title: The Old Timer

title: The Old Timer

title: The Copter Caper

title: The Copter Caper

title: Dr. Crankenstein

title: Dr. Crankenstein

title: Bulldozer Buddy

title: Bulldozer Buddy

title: Happy Birthday, Wheelie

title: Happy Birthday, Wheelie

title: Wheelie, the Super Star

title: Wheelie, the Super Star

title: Down on the Farm

title: Down on the Farm

title: Roadeo

title: Roadeo

title: Carfucious Says

title: Carfucious Says

title: Mighty Wheelie

title: Mighty Wheelie

title: Camping with a Go Go

title: Camping with a Go Go

title: Lenny Van Limousine

title: Lenny Van Limousine

title: Snow Foolin

title: Snow Foolin

title: Wheelie in Paris

title: Wheelie in Paris

title: Dragster Net

title: Dragster Net

title: Dragula

title: Dragula

title: Boot Camp

title: Boot Camp

title: Dr. Cykll and Mr. Ryde

title: Dr. Cykll and Mr. Ryde

title: Johnny Crash

title: Johnny Crash

title: Wheelie and the Smoke Eater

title: Wheelie and the Smoke Eater

title: Friday the Thirteenth

title: Friday the Thirteenth

title: Wings of Wheelie

title: Wings of Wheelie

title: Wheelie's Clean Sweep

title: Wheelie's Clean Sweep

title: Season 1

overview: Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch is a 30-minute cartoon produced by Hanna-Barbera which aired for one season on NBC from September 7, 1974 to August 30, 1975. It aired on Saturday morning from 8:30-9:00 am, opposite the popular The Bugs Bunny Show. 39 six-minute installments of the show were made. In the 80s, repeats were shown on USA Cartoon Express and later resurfaced on Cartoon Network and Boomerang. Since the show aired on NBC, Wheelie sometimes "imitated" the network's trademark "chimes". This was the first and only Hanna-Barbera series that has no humans and animals in it.

title: Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch

title: Carangos e Motocas

overview: Carangos e Motocas é um desenho animado de 30 minutos produzido por Hanna-Barbera, que foi ao ar por uma temporada na NBC de 7 de setembro de 1974 a 30 de agosto de 1975. Foi exibido no sábado pela manhã das 8h30 às 9h00, em frente o popular The Bugs Bunny Show. Foram realizadas 39 parcelas de seis minutos do show. Nos anos 80, repetições foram exibidas no USA Cartoon Express e mais tarde ressurgiram no Cartoon Network e no Boomerang. Desde que o programa foi ao ar na NBC, Wheelie às vezes "imitava" a marca registrada da rede "sinos". Esta foi a primeira e única série Hanna-Barbera que não possui humanos e animais.

character: Revs/Captain Tough (voice)

type: Cast

character: Scrambles/Fishtail (voice)

character: Hi-Riser (voice)

character: Wheelie/Chopper (voice)

character: Rota Ree (voice)

job: Producer

department: Production

type: Crew

original_title: Wheelie and the Chopper Bunch


title: The Dini Petty Show

type: Poster

type: Logo

status: InProduction

title: Episode 1

Season 2

title: Episode 1

Season 3

title: Episode 1

Season 4

title: Episode 1

Season 5

title: Episode 1

Season 6

title: Episode 1

character: co-host

Season 7

title: Episode 1

Season 8

title: Episode 1

Season 9

title: Episode 1

Season 10

title: Episode 1

title: Episode 2

overview: "The Dini Petty Show," a Canadian daytime TV talk show aired from 1989 to 1999 on Baton Broadcasting System-affiliated stations, originating from Toronto's CFTO-TV, the BBS flagship station. Hosted by Dini Petty, it combined lifestyle features and interviews with celebrities. Petty, a Toronto-based host, moved from CITY-TV's CityLine to lead the show. Directed by Randy Gulliver, it captured 1990s Canadian pop culture with diverse interviews, undergoing redevelopment in late 1994. By 1999, Petty opted to film only intro/outro segments, airing repackaged retrospective content instead of new material. In 2000, Dini Petty's contract with CTV concluded, prompting a legal resolution that granted her ownership of the original broadcast tapes from The Dini Petty Show. Her decision to donate these tapes to the Clara Thomas Archives & Special Collections at York University occurred in 2010.

title: The Dini Petty Show

character: Host - Self

original_title: The Dini Petty Show


title: Buddy Deane Show

overview:
The Buddy Deane Show is a teen dance television show, similar to Philadelphia's American Bandstand, that aired on WJZ-TV in Baltimore, Maryland from 1957 until 1964. The show was taken off the air because home station WJZ was unable to integrate black and white dancers. Its host was Winston "Buddy" Deane, who died in Pine Bluff, Arkansas after suffering a stroke, July 16, 2003. He was seventy-eight.

Winston "Buddy" Deane was a broadcaster for more than fifty years, beginning his career in Little Rock, Arkansas, then moving to the Memphis, Tennessee market before moving on to Baltimore where he worked at WITH-AM radio. He was one of the first disc jockeys in the area to regularly feature rock-and-roll. His dance party television show debuted in 1957 and was, for a time, the most popular local show in the United States. It aired for two and a half hours a day, six days a week.

The core group of teenagers who appeared on the show every day were known as the "Committee." These kids developed a huge following of fans and hangers-on in Baltimore who emulated their dance moves, followed their life stories, and copied their look. Several marriages resulted from liaisons between Committee Members.

title: Buddy Deane Show

original_title: Buddy Deane Show


title: Inked

Season 1

title: Change of Hart

overview: Several months after opening one of Las Vegasâ€™s most popular tattoo parlors, the founding owners are at odds over what direction to take their business. Harts wants to push the shop as a Vegas hot spot, while Huntington has other ideas. If the two canâ€™t agree, the shop will have to close.

title: Change of Hart

title: Pull It Together, Dizzle

overview: Dizzle, the shop's helper, wants to become an apprentice and learn the art of tattooing. It is hard for Thomas to take him seriously as Dizzle is always goofing off and has trouble focusing on his duties. If he is really serious about the apprenticeship, Dizzle must prove it to Thomas and Clark. They earned their wings the hard way and they expect no less of Dizzle.

title: Pull It Together, Dizzle

title: The Trouble With Quinn

overview: Flighty receptionist Quinn has been running wild and shop manager Monica puts her foot down. Word has it that Quinn will be getting the ax. Before Monica can make her move, things get even more difficult.

title: The Trouble With Quinn

title: Love on the Rocks

overview: It's not easy dating a tattoo artist. Just ask H & H manager Monica, whose relationship with co-owner Thomas has taken a messy turn. It's tears and turmoil at the tattoo shop when Monica breaks down during a live Tony Hawk radio broadcast from H & H.

title: Love on the Rocks

title: Meet the New Boss

overview: There's a new boss in town as former receptionist, Brian, has been promoted to manager. Brian's new job is certainly not an easy one, especially as troubles with the receptionists and helpers seem endless.

title: Meet the New Boss

title: Busting Out

overview: Vegas is proving to be too small a town for Thomas and Carey who can't wait to head to Florida to scout out the location for the new shop. But troubles from home seem to follow them everywhere. Meanwhile back at the shop, Quinn is looking to bust out in her own particular way with a trip to the plastic surgeon.

title: Busting Out

title: The Big E-vent

overview: H & H tattoo artist, Big E - a former gang member turned loving dad and current Mixed Martial Art Champion - wants to get back in the cage. He's training hard for the moment of truth. But will he defend his title or will his dreams be left a bloody mess in the cage?

title: The Big E-vent

title: Florida Dreamin'

overview: While Carey's on the road strange things are afoot at the Hart and Huntington tattoo shop. There are suddenly plenty of new faces, an artist breaks her leg and Brian can't wait to get out.

title: Florida Dreamin'

title: A Very Vegas Wedding

overview: Tattoo artist Josh and his long time girlfriend decide to tie the knot.  In true Vegas style, they are married by Elvis.  But with Hart and Huntington employees standing in as your bridal party, you can bet the wedding won't go off without a hitch!

title: A Very Vegas Wedding

title: Get a Leg Up, Thomas

overview: Thomas is commissioned to "tattoo" a model's prosthetic leg, but every time he goes to put brush to limb, something comes up and the leg is put on the shelf. Over time that proves to be a bit of a problem, because the woman needs it back. But just when Thomas is finally about to get down to business, an unexpected event throws him for a loop and the fate of the leg is put into question.

title: Get a Leg Up, Thomas

title: Old School vs. New School

overview: It's a clash of tattoo styles when old school artist Clark butts heads with the new guy, Twig.

title: Old School vs. New School

title: The Trouble With Nina

overview: Nina, the new receptionist at H & H, is driving everyone crazy at the shop. And, like so many H & H receptionists before her, she's skating on thin ice.

title: The Trouble With Nina

title: Supersize My Hart

overview: Carey struggles with the decision to return to competitive riding as financial pressures force him back on his bike for the first time since his near fatal accident. Thomas faces his own fears about his skill as an artist as does his toughest tattoo to date. And the entire Hart & Hunnington crew plan a charity auction for the kids of The Ronald McDonald House.

title: Supersize My Hart

title: Dizzle Redux

overview: Dizzle, H & H's favorite apprentice, is finally stepping up to the plate, but his mentor, Thomas, is starting to fade.

title: Dizzle Redux

title: Trouble in Paradise

overview: After nearly a year, the shop is still not operating like a well-oiled machine or making money for that matter and it's beginning to take a toll on the owners. To make matters worse, Carey and Thomas's personal relationship is also suffering. An old friend, though, comes back to town and suddenly everything changes.

title: Trouble in Paradise

title: Steve O & Skin Poetry

overview: Huntington & Hart serves several colorful characters today. A man comes in to get his second tattoo in honor of Angelina Jolie - this one will say "Billy Bob." Melissa gets a pair of eyes just below her navel so they can overlook the "family jewels." And on a more poignant note, Lucas arrives to finish a piece by adding an angel to a portrait of Jesus. The angel is a tribute to his three-year-old daughter who died when her mother backed over her with the family car.

title: Steve O & Skin Poetry

title: Skindred Spirits & the Salute

overview: Timothy, who just flew back from Iraq, joins his sister to get "Big Bro" and "Little Sis" tattoos. Another man gets an Amsterdam coat of arms in memory of his late father who was in a concentration camp. Derek gets a tattoo of a space alien in honor of a wheelchair-bound friend. And a New York City cop who relocated to Las Vegas gets a tattoo tribute to his friends who died on 9/11.

title: Skindred Spirits & the Salute

title: The Proposal and the Impersonator

overview: A surprise engagment begins the day at H&H, but not before Jesse tattoos the young lovers names in Thai. Lacey's parents come in to get some family ink and leave smiling. Clark does a portrait for Scott to memorialize his late fiancé Dana and Lacey tats Steve, a Cher impersonator who gets a crystal on his forearm.

title: The Proposal and the Impersonator

title: Rockers and Ribbons

overview: Jeph from emo-core band "The Used" gets a unicorn tattoo by artist Josh while Monica gets a bird tattoo from Matt Victor. Karsten & Courtney get tattoos to symbolize important people in their lives and Liz gets a ribbon to mark her organ transplant experience.

title: Rockers and Ribbons

title: Cover-Ups and Pin-Ups

overview: Tattos are the name of the game at H&H tattoo company. After four years of sobriety, Brandi decides to get the AA symbol on her back to remind her of her battle with drugs and alcohol. Marc gets the eyes of his children on his back to honor his blood. Teshona and Krista both get cover-ups that make their old tattoos something better. Last, but not least Shaun gets a pin-up girl on his arm by artist Josh.

title: Cover-Ups and Pin-Ups

title: Traditional & Tributes

overview: In this episode, traditional and tribute tattoos are the taste of the day at Hart & Huntington. Artists Big E and Jesse do a sparrow and a sacred heart respectively and Josh does a tribute for Sean who lost a firefighter buddy during 9/11. Matt Victor also does two tats which mark new beginings for each of the clients.

title: Traditional & Tributes

title: Dominoes & DNA

overview: Another day full of tattoos at H&H: Lacey tats dominoes on her friend Bernie as tribute to his son, Toni the Tranny comes in for a back tat and Anthony gets his DNA symbol on his arm. Last but not least, Chaun, an ex-Marine turned Islam commemerates his beliefs with a tat by Josh.

title: Dominoes & DNA

title: Pain & Pride

overview: First, Josh tats a Marine who is celebrating his service to his country. Next, two best friends get roses by Twig as a tribute to their friendship. Young Motocross star Josh Hansen comes in and gets a huge arm piece while Vegas punk band Peccadilloes creates havoc in the shop.

title: Pain & Pride

title: Health & Humility

overview: Tat stories continue with Jea; a breast cancer survivor who gets a ladybug. Texas Rancher Richard, also a cancer survivor, gets a werewolf on his arm. Next, J. Medicine Hat gets Sitting Bull's autograph while snowboarding legend Mark Frank Montoya gets a tattoo by Twig.

title: Health & Humility

title: Season 1

Season 2

title: Basket Case

overview:
The heat is on at H&H in the race to see who will win the new girl's heart. On one side, there's Jesse, the self-proclaimed "male slut" of the shop. And on the other there's Joey "nice guy" Hamilton. But the competition simmers to a boil when Jesse unleashes a secret weapon from

his book of love. Meanwhile the receptionists are sick and tired of all of the talk about the "Warehouse." So they set out on a stakeout that proves their theory that the managers are up to no good at the warehouse. Or does it?

title: Basket Case

title: Murphy's Law

overview: Carey's GM Mark "Murph" Murphy, has a lot on his plate--getting the online order system going, running the warehouse, and dealing with a very ill-conceived large order of hats. So when things start spinning out of control, Carey lays down the law--Murph has to get it done or else. Meanwhile, when Jesse reads in the local paper that Sylvester Stallone is in town shooting Rocky 6, he puts Dizzle up to a heavyweight challenge.

title: Murphy's Law

title: Not Your Average Joey

overview: Tattoo artists Joey & Jesse both via for the attentions of Jenn the new receptionist. The receptionists stage a covert operations to discover exactly what happens at the mysterious warehouse.

title: Not Your Average Joey

title: Carey's Little Helper

overview: Big B is more than just Carey's errand boy--he's an internationally known renegade rapper, with his own show coming up at House of Blues Las Vegas. When Carey keeps him on the job a little too long on the day of his show, Big B gets his revenge on his boss "Mr. Las Vegas". Meanwhile, Rose tries to sneak a poster of herself into the shop's merchandise display. But when the picture doesn't sell, Dizzle gets in on the act, by challenging Rose to see whose photo will sell first. Will it be the sexy side of Rose or the sexier side of Dizzle?

title: Carey's Little Helper

title: Jenn-uine Trouble

overview: New hire Jenn Dabbs is off to a rocky start and Carey & company are quick to wonder if they made a mistake with their 26th hire in the past 2 years. Will the revolving door of receptionists spin Jenn out of H&H or will she survive another turn? Meanwhile, H&H alum Thomas and Monica start their new life with twins. It's a new beginning for some old friends.

title: Jenn-uine Trouble

title: Go West, Young Diz

overview: Clark thinks that Dizzle needs to toughin up to become a tattoo artist, so he takes him to where he learned how to tattoo.  The hardcore old school boys from LA teach Dizzle a thing or two.  Jerome is asked by a client to engrave his mother's grave with a memorial tattoo.

title: Go West, Young Diz

title: Dizzle Out to Pastor

overview: Big B is kept too long running errands for Carey, that he is late for his own show and now he wants revenge.  Rose and Dizzle compete to see who can sell the most posters at the shop.

title: Dizzle Out to Pastor

title: Habitattoo for Humanity

overview: Carey plays in a celebrity poker tournament with people like Jenny McCarthy and Jose Canseco.  Clark does a tattoo for a head of the local Habitat for Humanity.  Clark volunteers himself and his kids to help build a house so that he can bond with them.

title: Habitattoo for Humanity

title: Jumping the Gun

overview: Carey and Big B give Dizzle a new set of wheels. Lily needs to raise money so she can get her own equipment.  She needs to sell her beloved art work in order to raise the money but she is having a hard time letting go.

title: Jumping the Gun

title: Tat and Rap

overview: He calls himself J. Dizzle, says it's his "rap" name. Only thing, he's never even recorded a rhyme. So until he does, the guys at H&H are going to call him by his given name--Josh. Enter Carey...who agrees to give Josh a shot at getting his name back and sets him up with Big B, Carey's assistant who just happens to be an internationally known hip-hop star. Big B also happens to be a very big man, who has little patience for people with a sloppy work ethic and no talent. Can "J. Dizzle" beat the rap or will Big B have to beat it out of him? Meanwhile, Joey starts apprenticing Jenn but the brakes get put on when Carey finds out the new guy is schooling the new girl without his permission.

title: Tat and Rap

title: Dress for Success

overview: The days of jeans and T's at H&H are over. In keeping with his grand plan for expanding the H&H Empire, Carey decides it's time to create a uniform look for all of his helpers and receptionists. But when the staff is delivered their new duds, the shop unravels into a state of shock and awe until Carey drops another surprise. Meanwhile, Marc Murphy kicks and screams all the way into the tattoo chair for his first dose of ink.

title: Dress for Success

title: Dress for Success

overview: When a young athlete in a wheelchair comes into the shop for a tattoo, the artists are intrigued by the sport he plays. So, days later when the young man calls the shop to invite the artists down to the gym to play, the games really begin. But can the artists survive their turn at Murderball? Meanwhile, Carey's in his own hot seat as he agrees to a new sport, Super-Moto. It's faster and crazier than regular motocross and he has only a few weeks to get ready for his first competition.

title: Dress for Success

title: Mud, Sweat & Tears

overview: Katie has a major crush on Dizzle.  She challenges him to a mud pit wrestling match to break the ice.  She will do whatever it takes for him to notice her and win his heart.

title: Mud, Sweat & Tears

title: Surf & Murph

overview: Casey and Murph travel to Hawaii to close the deal on opening a shop there.  Murph is more interested in the beaches and the girls than the reason why he is there.  Casey's limited are tested.

title: Surf & Murph

title: Always in Fashion

overview: The new merchandise is out for the shop and Carey wants to throw a fashion show to show it out.

title: Always in Fashion

title: Crossing the Line

overview: Dizzle pushed Twig too far this time and things change.

title: Crossing the Line

title: New Beginnings

overview: What better way to symbolize a new fresh start and beginning than with permanent ink.  A woman gets a tattoo to remind her of her difficult divorce, but to also remind her of her new start. After a bad run in with the law, a man gets a new tattoo to honor the way his life has changed since.

title: New Beginnings

title: Honor & Respect

overview: A man gets a tattoo to honor is disabled son and his courage. A woman gets a tattoo of the family pet that ended up saving her mother's life that was threatened by a serial killer.

title: Honor & Respect

title: Family First

overview: A lot of famous people stop by the shop in this episode. Two member of the band "SevenDust," John and Morgan, stop by to get honorable tattooes. Pro Skateboarder Jason Ellis gets a tattoo in honor of the way he has changed his life around. And Clark's human canvas comes back in for more work to be done.

title: Family First

title: Symbolic Ink

overview: Carmelo Anthony from the Denver Nuggets gets a tattoo on his back from Jerome.

title: Symbolic Ink

title: Season 2

overview: Inked is a documentary television series about the employees of the Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company in the Las Vegas Valley. The series was created by Jeff Bowler in 2005, and was broadcast by the A&E Network. The theme song was written and performed by Height of Roman Fashion.

title: Inked

title: Tatuointitarinoita

overview: Sarjassa seurataan Las Vegasiin avatun Hart & Huntington -tatuointiliikkeen omistajien, henkilökunnan ja asiakaskunnan edesottamuksia.

original_title: Inked


title: A Woman to Remember

Season 1

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title: The Final Episode

title: The Final Episode

title: Season 1

overview:
A Woman to Remember is a soap opera which ran on the DuMont Television Network from February 21, 1949 to July 15, 1949. The show initially ran in daytime, but starting May 2, aired Monday through Friday from 7:30 to 7:45 pm ET.

John Haggart served as creator and writer, and Bob Steele was producer and director. The show followed Captain Video and His Video Rangers and had no sponsor.

title: A Woman to Remember

original_title: A Woman to Remember


title: KYTV

title: Siege-Side Special (Pilot)

overview: KYTV sends Martin Brown and Mike Channel to cover the capture of a foreign embassy.

title: Siege-Side Special (Pilot)

character: Jose Torres

character: Pop Star

type: GuestStar

title: Launch

title: Launch

job: Writer

department: Writing

title: Big Fight Special

title: Big Fight Special

title: The Green Green Show

title: The Green Green Show

title: Those Fabulous War Years

title: Those Fabulous War Years

title: It's a Royal Wedding

title: It's a Royal Wedding

title: Challenge Anna

title: Challenge Anna

title: Season 1

Season 2

title: KYTellython

overview: KYTV puts on its own telethon, dubbed ""Brown Nose Day.""

title: KYTellython

title: God Alone Knows

title: God Alone Knows

title: Good Morning Calais

overview: Anna Daptor reports from France on the opening of the Chunnel.

title: Good Morning Calais

title: Crisis Special

title: Crisis Special

title: Speak for Yourself

title: Speak for Yourself

title: Talking Head

title: Talking Head

title: Season 2

Season 3

title: The Making of David Chizzlenut

title: The Making of David Chizzlenut

title: Those Sexciting '60s

title: Those Sexciting '60s

title: Fly on the Walls

title: Fly on the Walls

character: Cameraman

title: 2000 'n' Whither?

title: 2000 'n' Whither?

title: Hot Crimes

title: Hot Crimes

title: Get Away With You

title: Get Away With You

title: Children in Need Special

title: Children in Need Special

title: Season 3

overview: KYTV was a sketch-based show which lampooned the new satellite television companies which had begun to operate in the UK. Each week, a different aspect of 'cheap' television production and broadcasting provided the 'theme' for the sketches in the programme. Inept links and amateurish presentation were very much the order of the day.

title: KYTV

original_title: KYTV


title: Ear to the Ground

status: ReturningSeries

Season 31

overview:
Ear To The Ground, RTÉ's longest running factual series offers a fresh, new look at how rural Ireland is changing.

Season 31 aired November 2023 to February 2024.

overview: Ear to the Ground is a weekly television programme broadcast in Ireland on RTÉ One on Thursday evenings at 19:00. The show consists of reports about various countryside, rural environmental issues. It is currently in its sixteenth season and is produced by Independent Pictures. Ear to the Ground is presented by Ella McSweeney, Darragh McCullough and Helen Carroll. Previous presenters include Maeve Dineen, who left after the fifteenth season and the long-running Mairead McGuinness, who has since become a Member of the European Parliament for Fine Gael. The show is repeated on RTÉ One after the lunchtime news each Sunday.

title: Ear to the Ground

original_title: Ear to the Ground


title: Bora

overview: Bora, a sitcom of ABS-CBN, is a colloquial term for Boracay, an island in the Philippines.

title: Bora

original_title: Bora


title: Sit Down, Shut Up

Season 1

title: Stuart's Story

title: Stuart's Story

title: Time Capsule

title: Time Capsule

title: Flick Wipe

title: Flick Wipe

title: Social Intercourse

title: Social Intercourse

title: School Play

title: School Play

title: Where are the Girls?

title: Where are the Girls?

title: School Camp

title: School Camp

title: Felix's Story

title: Felix's Story

title: Fundraising

title: Fundraising

title: Freedom of Speech

title: Freedom of Speech

title: First Aid

title: First Aid

title: Radio Station

title: Radio Station

title: Waiting for Kevin

title: Waiting for Kevin

overview:
Sit Down, Shut Up was a short-lived Australian sitcom broadcast by Network Ten. It ran from 16 February 2001 until 28 June 2001 for a total of 13 episodes.

The series followed the staff and students at a dysfunctional fictional high school called Carpen Heights Secondary College, and focused on the life of the teachers in and out of the staff room.

Michael Reed, a writer for the show, has claimed that Summer Heights High, a more successful show with similar themes that debuted in 2007, had borrowed certain concepts from Sit Down, Shut Up.

title: Sit Down, Shut Up

character: Sue Dirkin

character: Stuart Mill

character: Felix Sedgely

character: Helen Peters

original_title: Sit Down, Shut Up


title: Face the Music

overview:
Face the Music is an American television game show that aired in syndication from January 14, 1980 to September 1981. The program tested contestants' knowledge of popular music songs, and association of song titles with famous people, places and things.

Face the Music was hosted by Ron Ely and also featured the Tommy Oliver Orchestra, with vocalist Lisa Donovan, and was produced by Sandy Frank Productions. Dave Williams was the announcer from January to September 1980, and was replaced for the second season by John Harlan, with Art James occasionally filling in.

title: Face the Music

original_title: Face the Music


title: Hong Kong Express

title: Episode 1

title: Episode 1

title: Episode 2

title: Episode 2

title: Episode 3

title: Episode 3

title: Episode 4

title: Episode 4

title: Episode 5

title: Episode 5

title: Episode 6

title: Episode 6

title: Episode 7

title: Episode 7

title: Episode 8

title: Episode 8

title: Episode 9

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title: Episode 10

title: Episode 10

title: Episode 11

title: Episode 11

title: Episode 12

title: Episode 12

title: Episode 13

title: Episode 13

title: Episode 14

title: Episode 14

title: Episode 15

title: Episode 15

title: Episode 16

title: Episode 16

title: Season 1

overview: Hong Kong Express is a 2005 South Korean television series starring Cho Jae-hyun, Song Yun-ah, Cha In-pyo and Kim Hyo-jin. It aired on SBS from February 16 to April 7, 2005 on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 16 episodes.

title: Hong Kong Express

title: Hong Kong Express

original_title: Hong Kong Express


title: Together We Stand

title: Pilot

overview: An in-your-face social worker tries to talk the Randalls into taking in two more children, Asian-American Sam and African-American Sally.

title: Pilot

job: Director

department: Directing

title: Oh, Brother!

overview: Jack is jealous when Sam runs for class president and becomes popular in the process.

title: Oh, Brother!

title: It Happened One Night

title: It Happened One Night

title: Betrothal

title: Betrothal

title: Socks and Bonds

title: Socks and Bonds

title: A Chicken in Every Wok

overview: Lori worries that she's an inadequate mother.

title: A Chicken in Every Wok

character: Arlene Grayson / Darlene

title: We're a Family

title: We're a Family

title: Against All Odds

title: Against All Odds

title: My Mentor

title: My Mentor

title: Love is In the Air

title: Love is In the Air

title: Little Miracle

title: Little Miracle

title: Double Date

overview: Lori agrees to go out on a double date with Marion, but begins to fear her blind date won't be a dream come true.

title: Double Date

title: Jack's Altar Ego

title: Jack's Altar Ego

title: I Never Dance With Mother

title: I Never Dance With Mother

title: We're a Family

title: We're a Family

title: A Kiss Is Just a Kiss

title: A Kiss Is Just a Kiss

title: That's What Friends Are For?

title: That's What Friends Are For?

title: Mother, Can You Spare a Dime?

title: Mother, Can You Spare a Dime?

title: Sunday, Monday and Always

title: Sunday, Monday and Always

title: Season 1

overview:
Together We Stand, also known as Nothing Is Easy, is an American television series that aired on the CBS network from 1986 to 1987. It was written by Stephen Sustarsic and directed by Andrew D. Weyman.

Together We Stand is about a married couple, David and Lori Randall, and their array of adopted children from all walks of life. According to producer Sherwood Schwartz, the plot for this show was originally written as a spin-off from The Brady Bunch called Kelly's Kids. In the January 4, 1974 episode of The Brady Bunch, which served as a backdoor pilot, the Bradys' neighbors plan on adopting one child but end up adopting three boys, all of different ethnicities.

title: Together We Stand

character: Jack Randall

character: David Randall

character: Lori Randall

character: Marion Simmons

character: Sam

original_title: Together We Stand


title: Special Squad

title: Trojan Horses

overview: The Special Squad faces anarchy in the criminal underworld when rival gangs fight to gain control.

title: Trojan Horses

title: Trojanische Pferde

title: The Expert

overview: A prominent underworld figure decides to have Anderson executed after the Special Squad crashes in on a bullion job.

title: The Expert

title: Der Killer

title: Code of Silence

overview: The Special Squad confronts the local mafia after a horrific   murder takes place at the markets.

title: Code of Silence

title: Bomben und Gemüse

title: Easy Street

title: Easy Street

title: Das süße Leben

title: Counterfeit Lady

overview: A narcotics gang deal ruthlessly with two of their couriers   when they realise the Special Squad are after them.

title: Counterfeit Lady

title: Die Doppelgängerin

title: The Long Secret

title: The Long Secret

title: Kriegskameraden

title: The Second Mr Swift

overview: The Special Squad tries to prevent gang warfare after a major underworld figure is murdered.

title: The Second Mr Swift

title: Der zweite Mister Swift

title: The WÃ¼rzburg Link

overview: The Special Squad is forced to deal with international terrorism.

title: The WÃ¼rzburg Link

title: Die Frau aus Würzburg

title: Same Time Friday

overview: The Special Squad has to rescue a TV public affairs lady who   has been kidnapped.

title: Same Time Friday

title: Nächste Woche Freitag

title: Duel

overview: Someone has a vendetta against the Special Squad.  Anderson,   Smith and Davis have to find out who and why.

title: Duel

title: Durchgefallen

title: The Set-Up

overview: Someone is determined to destroy Davis, but who or why is a mystery.

title: The Set-Up

title: Die Falle

title: The Golden Run

overview: The Special Squad pursues a mysterious figure who is hunting down members of a drug ring and forcing them to reveal their supplier.

title: The Golden Run

title: Der goldene Weg

title: Jacko

overview: Working undercover among street criminals, Smith adopts the guise of a derelict, but finds it hard to shed the role.

title: Jacko

title: Jacko

title: Slow Attack

title: Slow Attack

title: Mord im Stadion

title: Country Girl

overview: The Special Squad investigate when an internationally successful country singer is killed during a visit to her home town.

title: Country Girl

title: Die letzte Party

title: War

overview: A chemist shoots a young thief who was looking for drugs.

title: War

title: Der Apotheker

title: Wild Man

overview: A notorious ex-rugby player breaks out of prison for one final fling.

title: Wild Man

title: Der Kraftprotz

title: The Chen Legacy

overview: Davis works undercover as a student of martial arts to investigate the death of a Vietnamese karate teacher.

title: The Chen Legacy

title: Chens Vermächtnis

title: Child of Fortune

overview: Two men intimidate a wealthy, reclusive businessman as part of a large-scale embezzlement scheme.

title: Child of Fortune

title: Das einzige Kind

title: Business as Usual

overview: The Special Squad goes undercover to trap a man who robbed a nightclub.

title: Business as Usual

title: Geschafft ist geschafft

title: A Wild Oat

overview: Anderson investigates when an old friend is murdered after arranging to meet him for lunch / Anderson arranges to have lunch with a friend, but she is murdered before they meet.

title: A Wild Oat

title: Die Jugendsünde

title: Mates

overview: Davis discovers that an old friend, now head of a security firm, is in serious financial trouble.

title: Mates

title: Alte Freunde

title: Big Bad World

title: Big Bad World

title: Hohe Politik

title: Earlybird

overview: The Special Squad learns that a gang of interstate criminals has arrived in town to execute a major robbery.

title: Earlybird

title: Falsche Fährten

title: The Bribe

overview: Smith infiltrates a drug organisation after allowing himself to be bribed by a cocaine dealer.

title: The Bribe

title: Angels Spiel

title: Farewell to a Comrade

overview: The Special Squad investigates the disappearance of a Soviet diplomat in the Victorian snowfields.

title: Farewell to a Comrade

title: Kostikovs Geheimnis

title: In the Cause Of Justice

overview: When a murder is committed during a daring hijacking, Smith and Davis ruthlessly pursue a wanted criminal

title: In the Cause Of Justice

title: Was lange währt …

title: Hot Streets

overview: The Special Squad is under pressure to find a psychopath who is stalking the streets killing rich young men.

title: Hot Streets

title: Albys Rache

title: Killer

overview: The Special Squad pursues two desperate European terrorists.

title: Killer

title: Die Terroristen

title: The Patchwork

overview: Davis accidentally stumbles onto an organisation that provides false identities for fugitive criminals when of Anderson's informants is killed.

title: The Patchwork

title: Die Spur des Fälschers

title: The Brothers

overview: A man breaks out of prison to avenge the death of his older brother, killed in a police shoot-out.

title: The Brothers

title: Unter Brüdern

title: Until Death

overview: Anderson becomes a target for revenge after he kills a man in the course of duty.

title: Until Death

title: Bis der Tod uns scheidet

title: Ghosts

title: Ghosts

title: Der silberne Wächter

title: The Haley Inheritance

overview: The Special Squad intervenes when a notorious drug dealer is captured in South East Asia and threatened with execution.

title: The Haley Inheritance

title: Haleys Millionen

title: Suzie's War

overview: Davis goes undercover when rival motorcycle gangs threaten to annihilate each other.

title: Suzie's War

title: Die Rockerbraut

title: Return of the Cat

title: Return of the Cat

title: Der Kletterspezialist

title: Pigs

title: Pigs

title: Straßenkinder

title: Mombasa

title: Mombasa

title: Der Söldner

title: The Haunting

title: The Haunting

title: Rückkehr eines Alptraums

title: Rotten Apple

title: Rotten Apple

title: Videos aus Amsterdam

title: Mad Mountain Mama

title: Mad Mountain Mama

title: Der Fluch der Hexe

title: Life After Teddy

title: Life After Teddy

title: Arme Schlucker

title: Gone for the Doctor

title: Gone for the Doctor

title: Zufluchtsorte

title: Season 1

overview:
Special Squad was an Australian television series m

The series focused on an elite division of the Victoria Police, which handled crimes either too sensitive or specialist for regular squads. The Special Squad was headed by Det. Insp. Don Anderson, with his main operatives being Det. Snr. Sgt. Greg Smith, and Det. Sgt. Joel Davis.

title: Special Squad

title: Special Squad

original_title: Special Squad


title: Dinner and a Movie

overview:
Dinner and a Movie was a cooking and entertainment television program produced in the U.S. by TBS from 1995 to 2011.

Each episode included a movie and the preparation of a creative dinner to go with the theme of the movie, generally via a pun. For example, an episode showing Drumline features a recipe titled "The Beets Go On", referencing the Sonny & Cher single "The Beat Goes On", as well as the plot of the movie about a drummer who tries to fit in with a new marching band.

The show was hosted by chef Claud Mann and comedian Paul Gilmartin as well as Annabelle Gurwitch from 1996-2002, Lisa Kushell from 2002-2005 and Janet Varney from 2005 to the show's end in 2011.

The show's cancellation was announced by Gilmartin on the May 6 edition of his podcast, The Mental Illness Happy Hour.

title: Dinner and a Movie

original_title: Dinner and a Movie


title: For Love or Money

title: Season 1 Premiere

overview:
In the series premiere of For Love or Money we were first introduced to 15 beautiful women during their obligatory limo ride up the panoramic California coastline. The bachelorettes range from virginal ingÃ©nues to savvy society girls: one has been engaged five times while another has taken a vow of celibacy. My favorite though, was the 34-year-old who declared she was infinitely wiser than her 20-something counterparts. We'll see.

The girls squealed with delight as they rolled up to an expansive mansion and were greeted by a non-descript host (Jordan Murphy). He might as well have shot off a starter gun as the girls dashed frantically to claim rooms and buddy up. Glamour girl Kelly and sassy Cristy C, emerged as the biggest threats as they clamored to claim the best room. They were also stripped to their bikinis and lounging poolside before the other girls had even caught their breath. The anti-Kelly and Cristy were wholesome Paige and down-to-earth Erin who also teamed up as roommates

title: Season 1 Premiere

title: Episode 2

overview:
With the first round of eliminations over, the ten remaining ladies became competitors instead of roomies. Jordan interrupted breakfast with the latest development. The good news: the dating starts! The bad news: only eight women would participate. Huh? As jaws were dropping onto fancy breakfast plates, Jordan explained. The ladies would vote on which two girls would sit home at the mansion building up anger and resentment while the other eight enjoyed fantasy dates with Rob. Wonder if Kelly was rethinking her snotty attitude at this point?

If that wasn't bad enough, Jordan made them REVEAL who they each voted for!! Talk about awkward. Everyone seemed to have lost their appetites as they revealed their votes. Stacey voted for Paige. Christina voted for Erin. Alima voted for Kelly. Melissa voted for Kelly. Laura voted for Paige. Erin and Kelly both picked Melissa. Melanie, Lauren and Paige chose Kelly. Some girls chose to explain their votes; others just silently revealed their choice.

title: Episode 2

title: Episode 3

overview: Only five ladies remained: Erin, Kelly, Laura, Lauren and Paige. Whether they were in it for love or money, they each had to convince Rob that they were the one for him. Laura got the chance when she awoke first to discover an invitation at the top of the stairs. It offered the first early riser the opportunity to serve Rob breakfast in bed. After showering and borrowing Lauren's dress, Laura started getting nervous about what to make. Lauren, in true Paige style, offered to help! Ladiesâ€¦what is with the teamwork?! Rob was just rubbing sleep bunnies from his eyes when Laura (accompanied by Lauren) knocked on his door to present breakfast. Lauren quickly went back to the main house while Laura snuggled up to Rob. She claimed money wasn't a factor at this point, and that the game was more about being herself and getting to know Rob. You may remember Laura as the girl from the first episode who claimed that at 34 she knew way more than the other girls. Speaking of the others, the sleeping

title: Episode 3

title: Episode 4

overview: Welcome to the ""final four"": Erin, Kelly, Lauren and Paige. The episode started with a little girl talk in the kitchen. Paige asked the others if they were 100% sure they were getting asked back during the last elimination round. Kelly summed things up by saying that they were all 100% sure Laura would be asked back, so now, anything is possible. Jordan arrived and explained what would happen over the next two days. Each girl would have the opportunity for a one-on-one date. The dates ranged from the marvelous to the mundane, with one mystery date as well. The four girls had to decide who would go on what date. Paige said she wanted either bowling or the mystery date. Bowling?! The girls decided to randomly draw dates. Erin drew the ""mystery date."" Paige got a romantic gondola ride, Kelly got bowling and Lauren wound up with horseback riding. Kelly and Lauren were the least thrilled. Lauren had heard that Rob wasn't into horses and Kelly just thought bowling wasn't very romantic. Kelly

title: Episode 4

title: Episode 5

overview:
Erin, Kelly and Paige had the big old mansion to themselves and anxiously awaited their next dates with Rob. What they didn't know was that Rob now knew their million-dollar secret. Rob was also in for another surprise. Jordan told Rob that if he could convince the winning woman to choose him over the cash, Rob would be rewarded with a million dollars himself. Rob was skeptical, but liked the chance to get both the love and the money. However, if the girl chose the cash, Rob would leave with neither love nor money. Confused? That's okay, things are about to get cleared up.

Rob told Jordan that if he was money-oriented he never would've become a public defender. Bottom line, Rob wants to wind up with the girl he thinks is right for him. But on the other hand, maybe he should try for the girl that likes him the best in order to secure the cash. Jordan left Rob to ponder his strategy. It seemed illogical to Rob that a girl who'd only gone out with him four times would pick him over a mill

title: Episode 5

title: Season 1 Finale

overview:
Finale

Now that Rob knew the ladies had a million-dollar check influencing their ""heartfelt"" decisions, he had a new perspective on the game of love. He also had the added incentive that if he got the lady he chose to choose him over the million bucks, Rob would win a million dollars. Paige and Erin soon learned that if Rob picked them, they wouldn't automatically receive their million. Up until this point in the game, they had no idea they'd have to choose between Rob or the money. They thought they'd have their hunk and riches too. Paige just kept saying ""oh my gosh"" over and over. Erin just smiled and said, ""interesting."" Jordan (he's the host in case you forgot), kept reminding them that it was one or the other. If they chose the money, they'd never see Rob again. If they chose Rob, they could kiss their money goodbye. Once Jordan left, Erin and Paige tried to weasel out of each other what they would pick. Erin thought Paige would always pick Rob, while Paige seemed convinced that

title: Season 1 Finale

title: Season 1

Season 2

title: Season 2 Premiere

overview:
With the tables turned and the stakes raised, 15 hot eligible bachelors arrived at the mansion - thinking they were competing for love. Meet the bachelors, click here. They rolled up to the mansion in several Hummers and were immediately impressed with the decadent digs. Jordan greeted them and welcomed them into the house to get to know each other. They shot pool and acted cool around each other, but to camera they talked about how they ""ached for love"" (Chris) and how they had ""their game faces on"" (Deric). Lots of the guys compared their search for love to a game that needed to be won. Strategy was key, as was knowing their opponents. Sounds romantic, eh?

After dinner, Jordan met the guys in the living room and dropped the million-dollar bombshell. The guys just couldn't stop smiling! Jordan proceeded to pass out the checks so that the guys could see what a million dollars made out in their name would look like. Chad V. said that despite the cash prize, he was still hoping to find l

title: Season 2 Premiere

title: Episode 8

overview: Another wonderful day at the mansion began with a hearty breakfast and a heart-to-heart from Jordan. In the main room, Jordan explained that the dating would begin. Only eight of the 10 would be going on group dates in two groups of four. Two guys would be left out. Erin had chosen two guys as ""team captains"" and those two guys would have decide which two would be left out. Wade and Munch were chosen as team captains. The guys seemed to embrace the sports analogy as a dating techniqueâ€¦and why wouldn't they? Wade said there were pros and cons to being a captain. On the plus side, he explained, you were guaranteed to go on the group date. On the negative side, you were definitely going to have whoever you ""cut"" from the dates against you. Wade and Munch went about the business of picking teams. Wade chose Thomas, because he was the youngest and therefore furthest from Erin in age. Munch picked Dan. Greg was next for Wade's team, even though Wade considers him one of the top three guys in

title: Episode 8

title: Episode 9

overview:
The seven remaining guys scampered down to breakfast as the reality of the game set in. One of them would be a millionaire. Jordan arrived and asked the guys to take a gamble. The guys arrived in the game room to find a blackjack table. Six of the guys, Jordan explained, would be going on two separate triple dates. One lucky ace would get his own single date with Erin. A mini-blackjack tournament would decide the winner of the solo date. Jordan dealt the first hand - which eliminated everyone except for Vic and Wade. In the second round, Vic held with 13 while Wade hit on 9 for a 19. Jordan had 9 and hit for 11, then again for 14 and a final time for 18. Luck was a lady that night and Wade had won a single date with Erin.

Then Jordan told Greg, Chad V. and Vic that their date started in one hour! Greg felt his group was a competitive bunch. Vic, who was left out of the prior group date, felt lucky just to be included. High atop a mountain, the guys met Erin at a ropes course. Why she w

title: Episode 9

title: Episode 10

overview: And then there were five. Wade, Vic, Chad V., Greg and Eric met Jordan poolside to hear the latest on their quest for love - and hopefully a million bucks to boot. To their surprise, a large contraption had been erected over the pool. Jordan explained that four of the five guys would get to go on two separate double dates with Erin. The one remaining bachelor would be left out. In order to determine who would go and who would stay, the guys had to complete a physical challenge. The guys had to hang from a bar suspended above the pool. The man who held on the longest got to choose who would be excluded from the double dates. I liked this competition, if only because it involved all the guys in their swim trunks. To make matters worse, Jordan invited Erin along to watch the guys suffer. They each employed various ""grips"" - over, under, alternating. Greg and Vic slipped into the pool first. Eric fell next after trying to reestablish his grip. Wade and Chad remained. Despite his determinat

title: Episode 10

title: Episode 11

overview:
Jordan woke the sleeping beauties to inform them that the day would hold four dates - but that not all four of them would necessarily be going on them. That Jordan with his cryptic messages! He gave each of the guys a cell phone and explained that Erin also had a phone - programmed with each guy's number. In half an hour, she'd call one of them to go on the first date. At the end of that date (approximately 2 hours), she could call one of the other guys for the second date - or extend the date she was already on. So, theoretically, she could just spend the day with one guy, or spend it with all four guys depending on how things were going.

As the guys got ready, they pondered what quality time with Erin would do for their standings at this point. Eric kept second-guessing his comments at the last elimination ceremony. He thought it was in poor taste to refer to the guy who chose the money (Vic) as ""selling out."" He really wanted to apologize to Erin for what he perceived as an inapprop

title: Episode 11

title: Episode 12

overview: Rob's surprise arrival brought mixed feelings to the mansion. Both Rob and Erin had to keep their past a secret; otherwise, the guys would know that Erin had been through this experience before. Meanwhile, Eric seemed a little put off by the fact that the rest of them had endured eliminations and ""put in their time"" while Rob just got to waltz in at the end. Little did he know that Rob had more than paid his dues. Chad wondered if maybe Rob was a one-night stand or an ex-boyfriend, but said he didn't really want to know. Later, he said he couldn't stand him! On the other hand, Wade took it as a sign that things had taken a turn for the worse. When Eric tried to find out how Rob knew Erin, Rob dodged it by saying he didn't want to talk about it. Eric called it a ""lawyer mentality"" that Rob was discussing things on a ""need to know"" basis. Wade was especially peeved that an ""ex-boyfriend"" had been thrown into the mix. Boys, boys, simmer down! Rob felt his advantage was that he knows about

title: Episode 12

title: Episode 13

overview:
It's down to the final three and you know what that means! (Okay, well if you're not a complete reality junkie, it means 24-Hour Fantasy Dates!) Erin tried to put aside the game and follow her heart while she spent time away with each guy. Chad's date was first and he and Erin jetted off to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. They stayed at the Mexican equivalent of the Bel-Air mansion: An incredible private, beachfront estate fully stocked and staffed for the occasion. As the sun set, they enjoyed margaritas on the rocks - they were sitting on actual rocks, the margaritas were actually blended.

Back in Bel-Air, Rob kept pretending he'd never been in the house. Wade continued to ask just how Rob knew Erin, how they'd met, when they dated etcetera, but Rob kept dodging the issue with silent stares. Meanwhile, in Mexico, Erin and Chad were amazed at how comfortable they were with each other. After a candlelit dinner, guess where they decided to go? C'monâ€¦guess. If you said, ""Hot tub"" then you win!

title: Episode 13

title: Reunion Episode

overview: This episode reunites all contestants from ""For love or money"" parts 1 and 2, and provides outtakes and an update on their lives (except for Erin, Chad and Wade) since they were eliminated.

title: Reunion Episode

title: Season 2 Finale

overview: The much-awaited night of the summer came. Two guys (Wade and Chad), two hours, two million dollars on the line. Last week we saw everyone again in the reunion special. And the week before, we saw Rob get rejected by Eric for the SECOND time. Erin makes one final elimination. Wade is kicked out, leaving Chad as her choice. Chad quotes (after confessing about everything), ""Having said that, I am going to not take the money."" Erin is so happy. She promises Chad one million dollars because he made a gamble, so now he gets both

title: Season 2 Finale

title: Today Show Special

title: Today Show Special

title: Season 2

Season 3

title: Season 3 Premiere

overview:
The Season 3 Premiere

Part One: The Money Game    Summer just wouldn't be the same without good-looking singles struggling between dating an equally good-looking member of the opposite sex or claiming a large cash prize. This time, however, the choice between Love or Money had some interesting new twists. First of all the 16 new women had no clue they were going to be on For Love or Money. A fleet of Mercedes G-Class SUVs whisked the anxious ladies up scenic Pacific Coast Highway to a hilltop mansion that rivaled any European castle. With jaws appropriately dropped in awe, the girls were even more surprised to see host Jordan Murphy emerge to greet them. Once they learned they were playing For Love or Money, the girls were shocked and excited.

Luckily, there were already a few girls who stood-out as troublemakers. Blonde bombshell Andrea (pronounced Ahn-dray-ah) literally ran upstairs to claim the best room and the biggest bed. Flight attendant Rachel snarled to camera, ""I can already

title: Season 3 Premiere

title: The Final Six

overview:
In a special twist, the girls compete for a chance to get to know how much they are playing for, as well as a solo date with Preston.  PJ wins the challenge, and must not reveal to Preston.   When we last left the final six ladies, Jordan was about to divulge yet another secret. What he did was let the ladies know that not only does Preston know about their checks, but he also knows the value of their checks! This threw the girls for quite a loop. They began to rethink their last dates...and to question Preston's true motives. While some (Rachel and Andrea) were upset that the balance of power had shifted, others (Rebekah and PJ) became more determined than ever to prove to Preston that they were there for the right reasons.

Later that day, the girls rejoined Jordan in the study. There before them were their portraits lined up next to one another. The girls each stood before a box, facing their portraits. The box contained two coins, one with a heart symbol and the other with a dollar

title: The Final Six

title: Rude Awakening

overview:
A quiet morning in the mansion was disrupted when Jordan burst into the girls' bedroom with good news and bad news. The good news was that they'd each have a chance for alone time with Preston. The bad news was that there were 5 girls, and only 4 dates. Like last season, the bachelor would choose a girl for the first date. At the end of that date, he could return to the mansion and pick up another girl for the second date, or stay with the same girl and continue the date. The news woke the girls up in a hurry and they clamored to get ready (which included some very odd shots of Rebekah shaving her entire leg). Once they were all primped and pretty, they stood out on the front porch awaiting Preston's arrival.

Preston chose Andrea for his first date, much to Rachel's obvious dismay. PJ was also frustrated. She said that Andrea rubbed her the wrong way. Meanwhile, in the limo, Preston thought Andrea looked great and he kept commenting on her great stomach. Soon they pulled up to a roller

title: Rude Awakening

title: Two Down, Two to Go!

overview:
Part one of the FLOM finale!   Two out of the final four are eliminated!

Breakfast was spent on money matters. The Final Four tried to figure out the value of Rebekah's and Rachel's checks. They knew PJ was worth $50K and that Andrea was down to $250K. After breakfast Jordan met the ladies in the study. They were seated facing their portraitsâ€¦and their checks. Jordan revealed that none of the remaining four were millionaires. However, he also revealed four new mystery checks and told the ladies they would each have the chance to swap their existing check for a new one. Two of the four new checks were worth $1 million, the other two were worth $1. Neither the girls nor Preston would ever know the value of the new checks. It was one more chance to level the playing field. Plus, if a woman chose to swap her check, she would learn her previous check's value.

Rachel was randomly chosen to decide first and of course she swapped. She soon learned that her old check was only worth $1, which re

title: Two Down, Two to Go!

title: Season Finale: Love Conquers All!

overview:
While munching on muffins and eggs, PJ and Rachel marveled at how quiet the mansion was with just the two of them. I wonder if billionaire power couples discuss the same thing when they have breakfast? Rachel wondered aloud who could've possibly said anything bad about her to Preston. Gee, I don't know - EVERYBODY? PJ wisely kept her mouth shut, despite being a guilty party. Later in the event room, Jordan reminded the girls that their decision to choose love or money could change their lives. A million dollars could be within their grasps. He then revealed that one of their checks was worth a million dollars and the other was worth a dollar. PJ's instincts were telling her she was worth a million bucks, which would make her decision very difficult. Rachel, on the other hand, knew that a one-dollar check would make her choice much easier. But what if Preston had been leading them on this entire time just so he could choose the money in the end? It was a lot to think about.

Jordan remin

title: Season Finale: Love Conquers All!

title: Season 3

Season 4

title: Season 4 Premiere: They're Back!

overview:
This is the first episode of the 4th Season.

Well, neither Andrea nor Rachel got love or money in their last attempts but that didn't stop them from trying again! Both women thought they had been plucked from the 16 women on For Love or Money to return as the sole bachelorette. Meanwhile, 15 hunky men were whisked to the FLOM mansion only to discover they would be competing on For Love or Money. The men had no idea that two women would be involved. They also had no idea that Andrea and Rachel knew each other - and the game's twists - all too well.

The guys were excited by the prospect of winning a million dollars - some more than the chance to find true love. Some of the guys were very familiar with last summer's version of the game and wasted no time in educating the others. Morgan said the game was on from the moment he learned there was a shot at winning money. Mike, on the other hand, didn't think you could put a price tag on love. Jordan then surprised them with this season's twis

title: Season 4 Premiere: They're Back!

title: Cash Cows

overview:
Rachel and her eight potential cash cows, er, I mean soul mates, were now free to date and scheme without Andrea getting in the way. The remaining guys bonded at the mansion, while still trying to determine what each other's checks were worth. Josh and Mike told each other what they were ""worth"" â€“ strategy be damned! Jordan gathered the guys downstairs. Alone time with Rachel was the key to getting ahead in the game, Jordan explained. However, he continued, only one of the eight would get an alone date before the next elimination. How much would it be worth? The guys had to bid on the date with money from their check. The bidding started at $25,000, which quickly eliminated the $1 guys (Morgan and David S.).

Chris ($250,000) kicked off the bidding and kept it going. He seemed a sure winner when bidding reached $75,000, until Mike threw his hat in for $100,000. Mike's check was also worth $250,000, so he and Chris had a lot to lose. Then Alex ($500,000) jumped in for $125,000. At the la

title: Cash Cows

title: The Final Five

title: The Final Five

title: Episode 23

title: Episode 23

title: Season Finale

title: Season Finale

title: Season 4

overview: For Love or Money is an American reality television show initially broadcast as summer programming on NBC in 2003 and 2004. Four seasons of the program were shown in linked pairs, and all seasons were hosted by Jordan Murphy. It was produced by Nash Entertainment with Bruce Nash and J. D. Roth as two of the executive producers.

title: For Love or Money

character: Host

original_title: For Love or Money


title: Amp

Specials

title: AMP#100 (Pilot)

overview: Sun Electric: Meccano, Underworld: Pearls Girl, Aphex Twin: On, Ken Ishii: Extra, Spacetime Continuum: Kairo, Tricky: Overcome, Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel, Orbital: The Box, Chemical Brothers: Life Is Sweet, Underworld: Cowgirl

title: AMP#100 (Pilot)

Season 1

title: AMP#101

overview: (Inna Most, Odi And DJ Wally), Future Sound Of London: My Kingdom, Prodigy: Poison, CJ Bolland: Sugar Is Sweeter, Underworld: Cowgirl (1), Fluke: Atom Bomb, Chemical Brothers: Setting Sun, Tricky: Christiansands, Ken Ishii: Extra (1), Massive Attack: Protection [W/Tracy Thorn], Orbital: The Box (1)

title: AMP#101

title: AMP#102

overview: Never aired.

title: AMP#102

title: AMP#103

overview: (Dr. Decent & The RV), Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel (1), Underworld: Born Slippy .NUXX [Listed As Born Slippy (Nuxx)], Paul Haslinger: World Without Rules, The Prodigy: Firestarter, Morcheeba: Trigger Hippy, Aphex Twin: On (1), Howie B.: Music For Babies, Fluke: Atom Bomb (1), Kraftwerk: The Model, Future Sound Of London: Cascade, Skylab: Seashell

title: AMP#103

title: AMP#104

overview: (David Linton), Alec Empire: 22:24, Underworld: Spoonman, Orbital: The Box (2), Ken Ishii: Extra (2), Gary Numan: Cars, Tricky: Christiansands (1), Alex Reece: Feel The Sunshine, DJ Mowgly/Carl Crack: Cook, Atari Teenage Riot: Speed, Sun Electric: Meccano (1), Future Sound Of London: My Kingdom (1)

title: AMP#104

title: AMP#105

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title: AMP#105

title: AMP#106

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title: AMP#106

title: AMP#107

overview: (Professor Shehab And Llooop), Speedy J: Evolution, Faithless: Insomnia, Orbital: Are We Here? [Listed As Just "Are We Here"], Aphex Twin: On (2), Orson Karte: Metamorphosis, Underworld: Cowgirl (2), Howie B.: Music For Babies (2), Gusgus: Polyesterday, Alex Reece: Candles (1), Future Sound Of London: Dead Cities, Banco De Gaia: Last Train To Lhasa

title: AMP#107

title: AMP#108

overview: (Hahn Rowe), Future Sound Of London: We Have Explosive [Listed As,  Dead Cities], Speedy J: Pepper, Paul Haslinger: World Without Rules (2), Sun Electric: Meccano (3), Fluke: Atom Bomb (3), David Bowie: Little Wonder, CJ Bolland: Sugar Is Sweeter (2), Bjork: I Miss You, Goldie: Inner City Life, Tricky: Hell Is Around The Corner [Listed As Hell's Round The Corner], Plastikman: Spaz, Teste: The Wipe, The Orb: Blue Room

title: AMP#108

title: AMP#109

overview: (Photek), The Acid Didj: The Acid Didj 3, Coldcut: Natural Rhythm, DJ Mowgly/Carl Crack: Cook (1), Coldcut: Natural Rhythm [Reprise], Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel (3), Orbital: The Box (3), Towa Tei: Technova, Future Sound Of London: Max [Listed As Dead Cities], Cal-Q-Lator: Dr. Bradford, Massive Attack: Sly, Underworld: Pearls Girl (1), The Prodigy: Poison (1), Scanner: Mass Observation, Josh Wink: Higher State Of Consciousness

title: AMP#109

title: AMP#110

overview: (1.8.7., DJ Ani, Tube, Marshall H, DJ Soulslinger), EBN: 3:7:8 [Listed As 378], Coldcut: Atomic Moog (Herbalizer Mix), David Bowie: Little Wonder (1), Tortoise: Ice (1), Cibo Matto: Sugar Water [Misspelled Chibo Matto], Orson Karte: Metamorphosis (1), Faithless: Insomnia (1), Speedy J: G Spot, Ken Ishii: Extra (4), Daft Punk: Da Funk, Atari Teenage Riot: Kids Are United (1), Oval: Do While (1), Future Sound Of London: My Kingdom (3)

title: AMP#110

title: AMP#111

overview: (Claude Young, K. Hand, Will Web,Shake, Mode Selector), Orbital: Lush, Leftfield: Original, Everything But The Girl: Wrong, Tricky: Hell Is Around The Corner [Listed As Hell's Round The Corner] (1), Coldcut: Natural Rhythm (1), Howie B.: Music For Babies (3), Future Sound Of London: Dead Cities (1), Towa Tei: Technova (1), Utah Saints: Ohio, Gusgus: Polyesterday (1), Alec Empire: 22:24 (2)

title: AMP#111

title: AMP#112

overview: (Tipsy), Kraftwelt: Deranged In Space, Aqualite: Ride The Rhythm, Fluke: Atom Bomb (4), 4hero: Mr. Kirk, Yello: To The Sea, Vapourspace: The Gravitational Arch Of 10, U2: Discotheque [Remix], Deee Lite: Power Of Love, Underworld: Cowgirl (3), Tori Amos: Professional Widow [Remix], Juno Reactor: Feel The Universe, Eoe: Simba

title: AMP#112

title: AMP#113

overview: (Axiom Dub, We, The Orb, Sly & Robbie, Bill Laswell & Ninj, Wordsound I-Powa), Future Sound Of London: We Have Explosive [Radio Edit], Josh Wink: Are You There?, Coldcut: Natural Rhythm (2), Photek: Ni Ten Ichi Ryu (Two Swords Technique), Daft Punk: Da Funk (1), The Orb: Toxygene, Praxis: Animal Behaviour, Herbie Hancock: Rockit/Hard Rock, Massive Attack: Protection [w/Tracy Thorn] (1), Cibo Matto: Sugar Water [Still Misspelled Chibo Matto] (1)

title: AMP#113

title: AMP#114

overview: (Kodo), Front 242: Happiness (Underworld Mix), Kraftwelt: Deranged In Space (1), DHS: House Of God, EBN: 3:7:8 (1), Bally Sagoo: Dil Cheez, Massive Attack: Sly (1), Chico Science X DJ Soulslinger: Maracatu Atomico, Aphex Twin: Ventolin, Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel (4), Orbital: Are We Here? [Listed As Just "Are We Here"] (1), Way Out West: The Gift [Listed As Just "Gift"]

title: AMP#114

title: AMP#115

overview: (DJ Rob Swift, DXT, New Kingdom, Invisibl Skratch Piklz), Ryuichi Sakamoto: Replica/A Tribute To Njp, Tipsy: Mr. Excitement, DJ Shadow: Midnight In A Perfect World, Orbital: The Saint Theme [Version 1], The Orb: Toxygene (1), Future Sound Of London: We Have Explosive [Radio Edit] (1), Scanner: Mass Observation (1), 4hero: Mr. Kirk (1), Klause Schulze: Vocoders In The Dark [Misspelled Schultze], Josh Wink: Are You There? (1), Alec Empire: 22:24 (3), Mumblin Jim: The Burial Of The Dead

title: AMP#115

title: AMP#116

overview: (Rea M. Aka Dumbeat), Byzar: Phylyx, Umo: Umo 3, Carl Craig: Televised Green Smoke, Faithless: Insomnia (2), Chemical Brothers: Block Rockin Beats, Time Zone: The Wildstyle, ClockDVA: The Hacker, Ryuichi Sakamoto: TV War (Excerpt), EBN: Super Zen State, Vapourspace: The Gravitational Arch Of 10 (1), Plastikman: Spaz (1), Teste: The Wipe [Listed By Mtv As The Orb: Teste] (1), Speedy J: G Spot (1), Sun Electric: Meccano (4)

title: AMP#116

title: AMP#117

overview: (We, Llooop, Ken Nordine), We: 3/10 Of The Population, Future Forces, Inc.: Neitherworld, Coldcut: Natural Rhythm (3), [It Looks Like They Start To Show Praxis: Animal Behaviour Here, Then,  Stop. Strange...], Ken Abyss: Psyche Rock, Tranquility Bass: We All Want To Be Free, Howie B.: Music For Babies (4), U2: Discotheque [Remix] (1), (Music For Babies Reprise), (Discotheque Reprise), Front 242: Happiness (Underworld Mix) (1), Underworld: Born Slippy .NUXX [Listed As Born Slippy (Nuxx)] (2), Future Sound Of London: Max [Listed As Dead Cities] (1), Jean-Michel Jarre: Oxygene 8, Towa Tei: Technova (2)

title: AMP#117

title: AMP#118

overview: (X-Men, Prince Paul, DJ Wally & Swingsett, Peanut Butter Wolf), Daft Punk: Around The World, Outlander: Vamp, Ken Ishii: Extra (5), DHS: House Of God (1), 4hero: Mr. Kirk (2), Laurent Garnier: Crispy Bacon, Jean-Jaques Perrey: E.V.A. [Misspelled 'Perry' Even Though It's Spelled,  'Perrey' Right In The Video], Klause Schulze: Vocoders In The Dark [Misspelled Schultze] (1), DJ Shadow: Midnight In A Perfect World (1), Gus Gus: Believe, Juno Reactor: Feel The Universe (1), Ryuichi Sakamoto: TV War

title: AMP#118

title: AMP#119

overview: (Ørganologic [Misspelled Organologic]), This Week's Amp Is A Commercial For The Amp Compilation CD Released Tuesday (6 May 1997), Chemical Brothers: Block Rockin Beats (1), Fluke: Atom Bomb (5), Underworld: Pearls Girl (2), Future Sound Of London: We Have Explosive [Radio Edit] (2), Photek: Ni Ten Ichi Ryu (Two Swords Technique) (1), Goldie: Inner City Life (1), Orbital: The Box (4), Tranquility Bass: We All Want To Be Free (1), The Prodigy: Voodoo People [Misspelled Voodo People], Josh Wink: Are You There? (2), Atari Teenage Riot: Sick To Death

title: AMP#119

title: AMP#120

overview: (The Kooky Scientist), Tipsy: Mr. Excitement (1), Daft Punk: Around The World (1), Orbital: Theme From The Saint [Version 2], Carl Craig: Televised Green Smoke [Much Shorter Version Than Before] (1), Kraftwelt: Deranged In Space (2), Scanner: Mass Observation [Listed By Mtv As Speedy J: Evolution - Thanks,  To Lor Ayes For Pointing That Out To Me] (2), Future Sound Of London: Dead Cities [Yes, Really] (2), Bally Sagoo: Dil Cheez (1), Hooverphonic: 2wicky, Ryuichi Sakamoto: Replica/A Tribute To Njp (1), TDF: Rip Stop, 2 Lone Swordsmen: Rico's Helly

title: AMP#120

title: AMP#121

overview: (Eoe #*# Ørganologic (Tm) Remix), Microstoria: Sleepy People, DJ Wally: Space People, DJ Soulslinger: Musical Section (River Of Action Remix), We(Tm): 3/10th Of The Population (1), Photek: Ni Ten Ichi Ryu (Two Swords Technique) (2), Jean-Michel Jarre: Oxygene 8 (1), Outlander: Vamp (1), Aqualite: Ride The Rhythm (1), Laurent Garnier: Crispy Bacon (1), Legion Of Green Men: Synaptic Response, Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel [Edit] (5), Tricky: Christiansands (2), The Orb: Toxygene (2)

title: AMP#121

title: AMP#122

overview: (Aux 88), DJ Supreme: Tha Wildstyle, Human Resource: Dominator, Enitokwa: Yello Mix, Ultramarine: Hooter (Carl Craig Mix), Jaydee: Plastic Dreams, Slacker: Scared, Josh Wink: Are You There? (3), Byzar: Phylyx (1), Umo: Umo 3 (1), DJ Shadow: Midnight In A Perfect World (2), Kraftwerk: The Robots, A Guy Called Gerald: Voodoo Ray, Ryuichi Sakamoto: Tv War (Excerpt) [New One], Aux 88: Electro/Techno, FSOL: We Have Explosive [Radio Edit] (3), Ken Abyss: Psyche Rock (1)

title: AMP#122

title: AMP#123

overview: (Amon Tobin), Tipsy: Space Golf, Prana: Boundless, Sun Electric: Meccano (5), Prana Vs. Sun Electric: [No Title], Paul Haslinger: World Without Rules (3), Juno Reactor: Feel The Universe (2), Orbital: Live Experience, Daft Punk: Around The World [Snippet], Yello: On Track, Daft Punk: Around The World (2), Empirion: Narcotic Influence, Christian Vogel: Gigantic Tantalogical Machinery, Residents: Act Of Being Polite, Bug!: Shut Up And Sleep, Tranquility Bass: We All Want To Be Free (2)

title: AMP#123

title: AMP#124

overview: (Recloose, DJ Wally, Alien Mind, Tube), DJ Wally: Space People (1), Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers, DJ Shadow: Midnight In A Perfect World (3), Coldcut: Atomic Moog (Herbalizer Mix) (1), Byzar: Phylyx (2), Zhark: Cyclop, Vapourspace: The Gravitational Arch Of 10 (2), Banco De Gaia: Last Train To Lhasa (1), Ceiba: 1 + 1 = 1, Orbital: The Saint [Version 2] (1), Gus Gus: Believe (1), Carl Craig: Televised Green Smoke (2), Underworld: Pearls Girl (3)

title: AMP#124

title: AMP#125

overview: (Μu-Ziq), Marduk: Roebling, Enitokwa: Yello Mix (1), DHS: House Of God (2), Ken Ishii: Extra (6), Fluke: Atom Bomb (6), DJ Supreme: Tha Wildstyle (1), Members Of Mayday: Sonic Empire, Slacker: Scared (1), Tricky: Makes Me Wanna Die, Future Sound Of London: Amoeba (1), Naid: Modir, Tipsy: Space Golf (1), Jean-Michel Jarre: Zoolook

title: AMP#125

title: AMP#126

overview: (Christina Wheeler), DJ Soulslinger: Musical Section (River Of Action Remix) (1), Future Forces, Inc.: Neitherworld [Listed In The Beginning Without "Inc."] (1), We (Tm): 3/10 Of The Population (2), Coldcut: Timber [Coldcut Was Listed Only Once In The Beginning, Here], Meat Beat Manifesto: Helter Skelter '97 [Listed As Just Helter Skelter], Future Sound Of London: We Have Explosive*, The Orb: Asylum, Dr.Octagon: Blue Flowers (1), Coldcut: More Beats And Pieces, Mouse On Mars: Bib, Mouse On Mars: Future Dub

title: AMP#126

title: AMP#127

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title: AMP#127

title: AMP#128

overview: (DJ Rob Swift, DXT, New Kingdom, Invisibl Skratch Piklz), The Crystal Method: Busy Child, Death In Vegas: "Dirt" [Any Reason This One Was In Quotes?], Fluke: Absurd, 808 State: Bond, Brainbug: Nightmare, Boymerang: Soul Beat Runna, Bentley Rhythm Ace: Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out [Song Title Misspelled,  As "Bently's..."], Hooverphonic: 2wicky (1), Moloko: Fun For Me, Juno Reactor: God Is God, Juno Reactor: Feel The Universe (3)

title: AMP#128

title: AMP#129

overview: (Rea M. Aka Dumbeat), DJ Soulslinger: Go, Go, 1.8.7.: We Are Not Alone, DJ Dara: RNA, Coldcut: More Beats And Pieces (1), Coldcut: Frog Jam, Coldcut: Timber (1), Empirion: Narcotic Influence  (1), Members Of Mayday: Sonic Empire (1), Soul Sonic Force: Renegades Of Funk, Aux 88: Electro/Techno (1), Octave One: Black On Black

title: AMP#129

title: AMP#130

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title: AMP#130

title: AMP#131

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title: AMP#131

title: AMP#132

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title: AMP#132

title: AMP#133

overview: (Aux 88), Man With No Name: Teleport, Bjork: Joga, Bentley Rhythm Ace: Bentley'S Gonna Sort You Out (1), Supersonic: We Rock, Fat Boy Slim: Going Out Of My Head (1), Howie B.: Angels Go Bald Too (1), EBN: Psychoactive Drugs [Listed As Fully Comply/TV Or Not TV], Eboman: Donuts With Buddha, Doctor Octagon: Blue Flowers (2), (Public Enemy: Night Of The Living Baseheads), (Bomb The Bass: Beat Dis) [Listed As Bug Powder Dust], M/A/R/R/S: Pump Up The Volume, (Erik B. & Rakim: Paid In Full), Eat Static: Interceptor (1), Alec Empire: 22:24 (4)

title: AMP#133

title: AMP#134

overview: (1.8.7., DJ Ani, Tube, Marshall H, DJ Soulslinger), Josh Wink: Higher State Of Conciousness (1), X-Mix (aka Kevin Saunderson): Transmission From Deep Space Radio, Medicine Drum: Alpha Return, Death In Vegas: Dirt (1), Run DMC Vs. Jason Nevins: It'S Like That [Listed As "Its Like That"], Run DMC: Christmas In Hollis, Daft Punk: Da Funk (2), 60 Channels: Somewhere, Sometime, Chico Science X DJ Soulslinger: Maracatu Atomico (1), Astrud Gilberto With Stan Getz: The Girl From Ipanema, DJ Soulslinger: Chega De Saudade, Shizuo: New Kick [Misspelled Shizou], Vampyros Lesbos: The Lions & The Cucumber, X-Mix (aka Kevin Saunderson): Transmission From Deep Space Radio

title: AMP#134

Season 2

title: AMP#200

overview: (Kodo), Crystal Method: Keep Hope Alive, Cirrus: Drop The Break (1), Chemical Brothers: Elektrobank (1), Spring Heel Jack: Hale Bopp (1), Brainbug: Nightmare (1), Kraftwerk: The Robots [Severe Edit] (1), Komputer: Valentina, Legion Of Green Men: Synaptic Response (1), Orbital: Lush (1), Libra Presents Taylor: Anomaly (Calling Your Name), Prana: Boundless (1), Stereolab: Miss Modular, Roni Size: Brown Paper Bag (1)

title: AMP#200

title: AMP#201

overview: (Μu-Ziq), Run DMC Vs. Jason Nevins: It's Like That [Listed As "Its Like That"] (1), Supersonic: We Rock (1), Mass Hystereo: 1,2,3, Go, Eboman: Donuts With Buddha (1), Apollo 440: Raw Power (1), Luke Slater: Freek Funk, Aphex Twin: Ventolin [Severe Edit] (1), Talvin Singh Featuring Amar: Jaan, Air: Sexy Boy, Vapourspace: Vista Humana, Atomic Babies: Purple (1), David Holmes: Don't Die Just Yet, Mouse On Mars: Future Dub (1)

title: AMP#201

title: AMP#202

overview: (Missing Time: The Abducted Remixes), Journey Man: Radical Beauty, Kahn: Trail Of Lost Souls, DJ Soulslinger: Chega De Saudade (1), DJ Dara: RNA (1), Transmutator: My Wonderful Friend, Fluke: Absurd (1), Headrillaz: Spacefunk (1), Bug!: No Doctor, Jondi & Spesh: Impenetrable Sayonara, Man With No Name: Teleport (1), Yello: On Track (1), Future Forces, Inc.: Neitherworld [Listed In The Beginning Without "Inc."] (2), Coldcut: Frog Jam (1)

title: AMP#202

title: AMP#203

overview: (Single Cell Orchestra), Air: Sexy Boy (1), 2 Lone Swordsmen: Rico's Helly (Misspelled In The Intro As Swordsman) (1), Hawke: Vivos En La Muerte, David Holmes: Don't Die Just Yet (1), Tatn Box Inhibitors: Rilosomal (Kevin Saunderson Remix), Bango E.P.: Ritual Beating System (Kevin Saunderson Remix), Rene Et Gaston: Merluche Ideale (Kevin Saunderson Remix), Outlander: Vamp (Kevin Saunderson Remix), Laurent Garnier: Flashback (2), Frankie Bones: Refuse To Fight, Talvin Singh Featuring Amar: Jaan (1), Bally Sagoo: Dil Cheez [Misspelled Dill Cheez] (2)

title: AMP#203

title: AMP#204

overview: (Smartbeats, DJ Odi & Dat Cyde), DJ Shadow: High Noon, Coldcut: Timber (Ebn Remix), Mass Hystereo: 1,2,3, Go (1), The Crystal Method: Keep Hope Alive (1), Tim Taylor & Freddie Fresh: Scissorhands (O.D.S. Remix), LFO: We Are Back, Sem: Phox, Boymerang: Soul Beat Runna (1), 1.8.7.: We Are Not Alone (1), DJ Soulslinger: Go, Go (1), Portishead: Only You, Tricky: Makes Me Wanna Die (1)

title: AMP#204

title: AMP#205

overview: (The Language Of Light Cyclics, UV [Crown?], State Of Trance, Whirling Merkabas), Dimitri From Paris: Sacre Francais, Jean Jacques Perrey: E.V.A. [Listed In The Beginning As J.J. Perrey] (1), Vampyros Lesbos: The Lions & The Cucumber (1), Tipsy: Mr. Excitement [Slight Edit] (3), Daft Punk: Around The World (3), Orbital: Halcyon (1), Vapourspace: Vista Humana (1), Luke Slater: Freek Funk (1), Mouse On Mars: Twift, Laurent Garnier: Astral Dreams, Jondi & Spesh: Impenetrable Sayonara (1), Bentley Rhythm Ace: Bentley'S Gonna Sort You Out (2), Fatboy Slim: Going Out Of My Head (2)

title: AMP#205

title: AMP#206

overview: (Tube Entitled Alive), Juno Reactor: God Is God (1), Eat Static: Interceptor (2), Ceiba: 1 + 1 = 1 (2), Prana: Boundless (2), Autechre: Second Bad Vilbel [Apparently Listed As "2nd Bad Vilbel"] (6), Aphex Twin: Come To Daddy (2), Dr. Octagon: Blue Flowers (3), Pfilbryte: Merry Go Round (Scotty Hardkiss Remix) (1), Howie B: Angels Go Bald Too [Longer Version?] (2), Montefiori Cocktail: Crazy Beat [Misspelled As Montefiore], Stereolab: Miss Modular [Edited] (1)

title: AMP#206

title: AMP#207

overview: (Mantronik, Small Fish With Spine [Listed As Small Fish With Spline], Mantronik vs. Quest, Oxygen, Music Works), Terranova: Contact, Hawke: Vivos En La Muerte (1), DJ Shadow: High Noon (1), Roni Size: Brown Paper Bag [Longer Intro?] (2), Kool Keith: Plastic World, Bomb The Bass: Bug Powder Dust, Propellerheads W/ Shirley Bassey: History Repeating, Supersonic: We Rock (2), Headrillaz: Spacefunk (2), Medicine Drum: Alpha Return (1), Way Out West: The Gift (1)

title: AMP#207

title: AMP#208

overview: (DJ Kazimir: Rock N' Roll Some More), Aphrodite: Q-Flutes (1), Jungle Brothers: Jungle Brother (Aphrodite Remix), Future Forces, Inc.: Neitherworld [Listed As Just Future Forces] (3), Montefiori Cocktail: Crazy Beat (1), Dimitri From Paris: Sacre Francais (1), Air: Sexy Boy (2), Orbital: Lush (2), Orbital: Halcyon (2), Orbital: Are We Here? (2), CJ Bolland: Sugar Is Sweeter (Armand's Remix) [This Is Actually "Armand Van Helden's Drum & Bass Mix"], DJ Supreme: Tha Wildstyle (3), Members Of Mayday: Sonic Empire (2)

title: AMP#208

title: AMP#209

overview: (Tsunami One), Winter Music Conference '98, (Interview - Roni Size & Reprazent), Roni Size And Reprazent Live @ Cameo (Brown Paper Bag), (Interview - Roni Size & Reprazent), Roni Size: Heroes (1), DJ Wally Aka Pish Posh (Live), DJ Wally: Space People (2), (Interview - Carl Craig), Carl Craig: Televised Green Smoke (3), (Interview - 1.8.7), 1.8.7.: We Are Not Alone (2), (Interview - Juan Atkins), Juan Atkins (Live), Ur vs. LFO: Electronic Warfare Vs. We Are Back, (Interview - Sasha), Sasha (Live), Daft Punk: Revolution 909, Buzz And Metalheads Present Fatboy Slim Live @ Salvation(Interview - Propellerheads), Propellerheads W/ Shirley Bassey: History Repeating (1), (Interview - Hardkiss Brothers), Hawke: Vivos En La Muerte (2), (Interview - Josh Wink),Josh Wink: Are You There? (4), (Interview - Nigel Richards, Rhonda Adams, Felix Da Housecat), Headrillaz (Live - Spacefunk) [Not Sure About This]

title: AMP#209

title: AMP#210

overview: (Tipper "Twister"), Wildchild: Renegade Master, Barry Ashworth Of The Dub Pistols: Live @ Zanzibar, Dub Pistols: Best Got Better, Junkie XL: Billy Club, (Interview - Cirrus), Cirrus: Drop The Break (2), (Interview - Jungle Brothers), Jungle Brothers: Jungle Brother (Aphrodite Remix) (1), Dimitri From Paris (Live), Dimitri From Paris: Sacre Francais (2), Jimi Tenor: Outta Space, (Interview - Vapourspace), Vapourspace: Rays, (Interview - DJ Dara), DJ Dara: RNA (2), Bugs Featuring Storm Large: About You, 1.8.7: Defcon 1 [Jungle Sky Misspelled Junle Sky]

title: AMP#210

title: AMP#211

overview: (Neotropic "15 Levels Of Magnification"), Apollo 440: Lost In Space (Theme), Outlander: Vamp (Kevin Saunderson Remix) (1), Eat Static: Interceptor (3), Scanner: Barcode (2), Terranova: Contact, Cornelius: Star Fruits Surf Rider, 2 Lone Swordsmen: Rico's Helly [Listed As Rico's Hell] (2), Medicine Drum: Alpha Return (2), Orbital (Live), Xylophone Jones Recordings & Satellite Records Present Taylor Live @ KGH, Front 242: Happiness (Underworld Mix) (2), Juno Reactor: God Is God (CJ Bolland Remix) [Remix Title Listed On Artist Line Instead Of Song Title Line], Octave One: Black On Black (1), Frankie Bones: Refuse To Fight (1)

title: AMP#211

title: AMP#212

overview: (Nigel Richards "Dangerous Liasons"), 187 Lockdown: Kung Fu, Brainbug: Nightmare (2), Bug!: No Doctor (1), 1.8.7: Defcon 1 (1), DJ Shadow: High Noon (2), EBN: Psychoactive Drugs [Listed As Fully Comply/TV Or Not TV], Komputer: Valentina (1), Darwin Chamber: Dubmarine, Vapourspace: Rays (1), Underworld: Rez

title: AMP#212

overview: Amp was a music video program on MTV that aired from 1996 to 2001. It was aimed at the electronic music and rave crowd and was responsible for exposing many electronica acts to the mainstream. When co-creator Todd Mueller left the show in 1998, it was redubbed Amp 2.0. The show aired some 46 episodes in total over its 6-year run. In its final two years, reruns were usually shown from earlier years. Amp's time slot was moved around quite a bit, but the show usually aired in the early morning hours on the weekend, usually 2am to 4am. Because of this late night time slot, the show developed a small but cult like following. A few online groups formed after the show's demise to ask MTV to bring the show back and air it during normal hours, but MTV never responded to the requests.

title: Amp

original_title: Amp