Workaholics

A stand-up comedy series hosted by Dave Attell.

The title refers to four bizarre anarchists who act as a link for quirky comedy sketches.

With the fury of a wild bull (though no wild bull has ever been quite so funny), Latino comedian Carlos Mencia shattered racial stereotypes and eviscerated a variety of sacred cows on his weekly, half-hour Comedy Central series The Mind of Mencia. Using a combination of monologue, sketch comedy and in-your-face confrontation, Mencia exposed the hypocrisies rampants in peoples of all races, colors, creeds and sexes. The range of his material extended from the paranoia attending the 9/11 attacks to the "attraction" of incent--and no one was spared his sharped-tongued satire, not conservatives, not liberals, not feminists, not bigots, not tree-hugger. "He's speaking his mind", read the network's promotional copy. "We're hiring extra lawyers." The Mind of Mencia premiered July 6, 2005.

Skits include imagining what rapper Lil Jon's life is like; what the Internet would be like if it were a place.

An animated series following the adventures of a prepubescent version of President Bush. Tiny W's pals include Lil' Condi, Lil' Rummy and, of course, Lil' Cheney.

Hosted by Jimmy Carr, with judges Russell Brand and Katherine Ryan.