Andrew Daly

Mandy gets to meet her idol -- Kim Kardashian - and the outcome is better than she could have ever imagined. Also available on iTunes

Ends 12/31/13. 'London Calling'/'Novelist.' (Season Two finale) Tim loses his job when the Chairman of Omnicorp flies in from the UK; Tim befriends a well known novelist, who inspires him to fulfill his dream of becoming a writer. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Ends 12/31/13. 'Pharmaceutical Sales Rep Gone Wild'/'Amy's Got a Gun.' An uninsured Tim gets medical attention from a womanizing doctor and a suicidal sales rep; Tim and Bashko pay for Amy's vigilantism. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Ends 12/31/12. 'Tim's Beard'/'Unjustly Neglected Drama.' (Season Two premiere) Tim finds that growing a post-breakup beard can have unexpected workplace consequences; Tim suffers through a bad play in order to help Stu score some pot. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Which generation is more vile: Baby Boomers, with their free love, or Gen X, with their free AIDS testing? To decide, Paul F. Tompkins and Andy Daly square off in the court of the Honorable Judge Lewis Black, the ultimate evaluator of evil. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Drinking Games and Olympic Games are both childish wastes of time. Which is sadder: A life spent on the shot putt, or a life spent doing shots? To decide, Andy Daly and Greg Giraldo go head to head in the court of the Honorable Judge Lewis Black. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Are Steroids worse than Boob Jobs? That depends on whether you want real shrunken testicles or fake huge breasts. To decide, Greg Giraldo and Andy Daly bump chests in the court of the Honorable Judge Lewis Black, the ultimate evaluator or evil. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Who's worse, Bloggers or Ultimate Fighters? One bores you to sleep, the other kicks you into a coma. To decide, Patton Oswalt and Andy Daly square off in the court of the Honorable Judge Lewis Black, the ultimate evaluator of evil. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Hormones can make you do crazy things, but so can big jackpots. Which is worse: natural impulses or those brought on by slot machines and free cocktails? To decide, Andrew Daly and Patton Oswalt go head to head in front of Lewis Black. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

When it comes to substance abuse, is it more evil to imbibe or inhale your vice? Lewis Black, the ultimate evaluator of evil, hands down his ruling after hearing competing arguments from Paul F. Tompkins and Andrew Daly. Also available on Amazon Instant Video and iTunes

Sopranos: A heavily edited episode of the Sopranos airs on the religious PAX television network. Survivor Cook Island: Survivor teams are grouped according to their race. TV Land Promo: Silence of the Lambs meets the Andy Griffith Show, Prince visits I Love Lucy, and the Honeymooners gets violent. CLOPS lll: Claymation parody of COPS includes a flashing Paddington Bear and a deranged, gun toting Pilsbury Dough Boy. Larry Lost: Larry King raves about the television series Lost with inappropriate one liners. Grey's Anatomy in the House: A parody that combines hospital dramas, Grey's Anatomy and House. Phantom of the Oprah: Oprah turns demonic and attacks her guest with a baseball bat. iPad: A parody of an iPod commercial featuring the new feminine product, iPad. Attitudes: A parody of a Korean soap opera. Coors Commercial: A parody of a Coors commercial that reveals the secret to its successful brew. Montel Chilliams: A parody of the Montel Williams show that features Montel getting stoned during an interview.

Dot: Spelling Bee Dot uses magic and gum to win the National Spelling Bee Competition as her father watches in disbelief. Marvin Tikvah: Clubbing Sleazy Hollywood agent Marvin scouts potential naïve starlets at a Hollywood nightclub. Madvertising: M&Ms The Wizard of Oz's Dorothy confronts subversively larger-than-life M&M's. Letters to Lincoln "Morgan Freeman", "Ellen Degeneres", "John Madden", "Woody Allen", "Brad Garrett", "Jackie Chan", "Jackee" and "Shaq" read letters to and from Lincoln. Jovan Muskatelle: Eyewitness 2004 Jovan, a professional eyewitness, gives his "crazy as hell" description of a downtown riot. Flashbacks of his ancestors' accounts of famous events are also shown.