Danny DeVito stars in and directs this critically acclaimed short. "The Selling Of Vince D' Angelo" was a part of the classic pay-cable comedy series, "Likely Stories" which ran on HBO/Cinemax.

It's the height of the cold war, Reagan is in the White House & Ted Koppel is on Nightline. Impersonator John Roarke plays all the roles in this look at Nightline's coverage of the end of the world. "Please Stand By" was a critically acclaimed segment of the classic pay cable comedy series, "Likely Stories" which ran on HBO/Cinemax.

Two alta cockers meet everyday in Central Park and reminisce about all the wonderful "ins and outs", of their youth. Featuring the voices of Richard Belzer & Bob Shaw. "Small Talk" was a part of the groundbreaking pay-cable comedy series, "Likely Stories" that ran on HBO/Cinemax.

"Clay is perfectly cast...laugh out loud funny!" - Variety The Dice-Man Goeth... TO HELL!!! This one's a must for Andrew Dice Clay fans

Another dark and twisted Likely Story written and directed by Danny DeVito. A practical joke by some local losers backfires on their sorry selves at the Jersey shore.

Christopher Guest's directing debut -- a film noir homage to the tough talking L.A. Gumshoe. Guest plays all of the characters in the piece -- from the sexy Femme-Fatale, to the mysterious mystic from the East. "Dead Ringer" was a part of the classic pay-cable comedy series, "Likely Stories" which ran on HBO/Cinemax.

Satirists supreme, Christopher Guest, Harry Shearer & Richard Belzer provide the voices for three big time agents who power-lunch at the Polo Lounge. This irreverent send-up of show-biz as usual was part of the classic HBO/Cinemax comedy series, "Likely Stories."

Fay Summerfield is the hard-nose hostess of the prime-time newsmagazine show, "That Time Of The Month." They are investigating sex, shock & censorship and Hollwood's continuing lack of basic values.

Spike Lee wannabe Butch Jones gets caught up in the controversy when his latest film "We B Fo Mo" is accused of rascist overtones & wall to wall profanity.

Scorsese-like filmmaker Tony DePina has religious groups in an uproar over his earthy, streetwise depiction of Jesus in his new film, "The Last Supper"

The pseudo-French Documentary on the "King Of The B-Movies" continues.

Vic DeSalvo sells his tacky show to MBC.

Before the JibJab guys had a singing animinated President, Harry Shearer (in his pre-Spinal tap days) wrote this musical claymation send-up of Ronald Reagan (our first cowboy president ). "Reagan Rap" was one of the most popular segments of the classic HBO/Cinemax series, "Likely Stories."

Saturday morning programming is investigated as a certain shock-jock debuts his own cartoon show, "The Rat-Man & Frisky."

Network honcho Parker Braithwaite (Gerrit Graham) tries to put a positive spin on a disastrous new season's programming slate --in one of the most requested sequences from Danny DeVito's critically acclaimed directorial debut filem, "The Ratings Game."

This is a fan-favorite sequence from Danny DeVito's directorial debut film, "The Ratings Game," in which Danny's character, Vic DeSalvo is given control of programming the MBC network after he's "fixed" the ratings so his awful sit-com is a smash hit.

It's the 1950's -- and strait-laced Everdale University is about to go "coed". In order to prepare it's student body for the onslaught of "females" on campus, they present this hard-hitting educational film. Paul Reubens (a.k.a. Pee Wee Herman) stars as Wally Bile the "wrong-way" role model with Patrick MacNee (The Avengers) as Science Professor, Dr. Bloom. Dr. Bloom explains the vital "do's and don'ts" on dating women, and the all-important "warning signs" and "danger signals" to look out for when close-encountering the opposite sex. His lecture to Wally on the evils of "self-manipulation" is not to be missed. Animated Mr. Penis "instructer" sung by jazz great Dave Frishberg) Written & Directed by David Wechter.

The fate of Fishko...

A nice scene with Danny DeVito & Rhea Perlman from Danny's critically acclaimed directing debut film, "The Ratings Game."

Alex Winter is white rapper, Stinx On Ice, whose violent lyrics have sparked homicides around the nation -- but you'll never guess who the actual author is...