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The new Star Wars film arrived on May 16 - so why not line up on the streets 6 weeks before? Hundreds of people in Hollywood did just that. Star Wait takes a look at the lives of some of these people waiting in line in front of the famous Mann's Chinese Theater. How do they get along with each other? How do they deal with the homeless people vying for sleeping room on the streets of Hollywood? How do they make sure no one spoils the new Star Wars movie for them? And of course, how do they go to the bathroom? Star Wait is broken up into 9 different episodes. Episodes include; who is hotter: Natalie Portman or Princess Leia? How does a Christian band get along with Star Wars fans at 2 in the morning? The day the tickets are sold, infighting among line members, and of course the final day leading up to the Hollywood 12:01am showing of "Star Wars Episode II: Attack of The Clones."

Dorothy, the tinman, the cowardly lion and the scarecrow go into the woods near Emerald City to shoot a documentary about the Yellow Brick Road. Unfortunately, they get lost and are never heard from again.

"Super Scary Horror Theater" was a hosted horror movie show with Kat Steel as Miss Dementia, and assisted by Butch. The show was produced by Monkeys in Silk Productions and distributed by Blip TV from 22 April 2011.

A live music show hosted by Tears For Fears co-founder Curt Smith. Each episode a different band or musician plays live in studio. Between sets Smith interviews the artists and takes questions from the show's audience.

This faux infomercial features Mike and Kris, a personable couple, who extol the benefits of using a stripper's pole for your basic workout. As they talk about how it works the biceps, triceps, legs and abdominals, there are demonstrations by the svelte and the chubby, the trim and the unfit. After explaining that it tones your arms, legs, and that hard-to-reach Q zone, Mike and Kris turn to people in the street to get candid testimonials on the salubrious benefits of the stripper's pole.