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  • The Five Minute Drill is the fastest-paced five minutes in fantasy football. Hosts Cecil Lammey and Sigmund Bloom go beyond the numbers to provide the decisive analysis players need to make crucial lineup and waiver moves every week. If you’re a busy football fan, trust The Five Minute Drill for the hardest-hitting fantasy insights in the game.
  • Zen Living is all about incorporating a balanced lifestyle through the connection of food, exercise, spirituality, and medicine, blending old world philosophies with the convenience of contemporary advances to improve well-being.
  • Do you crave bling? Do you need piles of greenbacks to fulfill your life goals? If you're like most of us, the answer is yes. Gettin' Rich has some ideas how you can break the cycle of cashlessness and get you the money you deserve!
  • Beautiful Places takes you on a journey where you'll see the sunrise over a spectacular vista and reach high peaks to see panoramic views. Enjoy nature the way it was intended: pure, unspoiled and awe inspiring.
  • City by City, a travel show with a twist, is your virtual little black book for the swankiest cities across Europe. From Dublin to Istanbul, City by City is an insiders' guide to fabulous, off the beaten path finds in each featured city. From hip, local hang-outs to 5 Star luxury hotels, the lovely Manjit Devgun takes you on a stylish discovery tour of the culture capitals of Europe.
  • Millions of fans tune in to the NFL Draft, but many of us have never had a chance to see more than a handful of the players selected each year... until now. Draftguys TV gives football fans over 40 in-depth player profiles breaking down practice footage, training film, exclusive interviews, expert opinions, and more. With Draftguys TV, football fanatics will see the game as the NFL scouts see it – up close and personal.
  • Golf Tips is a show that will make your drive longer, your putts more accurate, and your game better. PGA Professional Golf Instructor Joe Beck drives home tips and advice on the links with humor and a determined eye to make viewers' games better. From Hook Shots to the Rockport Stinger, Joe can help.
  • Wondering what to do with those Ramen noodles from 1992? Chef Matt Weaver has some crazy ideas. With three surprise ingredients and endless imagination, Weaver transforms kitchen pantry staples into palate-pleasing dishes - or at least that's the goal. Part <i>Price is Right</i> and part <i>Iron Chef</i>, this hilarious show features a panel of discriminating judges who decide which dishes make the grade, and which ones meet the disposal. Lemon ramen risotto anyone?
  • Everyday millions of people pore over the internet via search engines such as Google, Yahoo, Ask, and Dogpile. This show looks at what these folks are trying to find and makes fun of it, whether it be cordless screwdrivers or monkey sex. Learn a little, laugh a little and, hopefully, come away with the vague notion that we're all in the same boat, searching for silly things that we hope no one will find out about.
  • Learn about the ins, outs, ups, and downs of being onstage with New York comedian Christian Thom. If you've ever wondered how comics come up with material for their set, distinguish themselves from other acts, and - hopefully - make ends meet, this is the show for you. Whether you think you've got what it takes to make 'em laugh, or just want to know how the heck they do it, you'll get an earful with the Comedy Insider.
  • This isn't your run-of-the-mill comedy troupe churning out half-baked sketches. Backpack Picnic is the result of 25 combined years' worth of comedy and filmmaking experience, where intelligently crafted stupidity meets top-notch production value. Influenced by absurdist icons like Monty Python, The Kids In The Hall, and Mr. Show, Backpack Picnic pushes the &quot;weird&quot; button when you least expect it.
  • Wondering how to cook the perfect steak? What about that delicious sorbet? Dr. Kiki has a passion for the inner workings of the kitchen, and the credentials to explain some of the mysteries right under our noses. Whether you're cooking a casserole or freezing strawberries in liquid nitrogen, Dr. Kiki will have you stroking your chin with tips, tricks, and insightful information.
  • Hosted by high-performance homebuilder Alex Pettitt, Mainstream Green engages, informs and educates viewers about everything green, from the nitty-gritty of insulation to the big picture of master-planned communities. By providing inspiration and information on how to become more involved in earth-friendly alternatives, Mainstream Green encourages viewers to explore avenues and incentives that save them money, improve their health, and make their world a little better.
  • <span class="Apple-style-span" style="font-family: Helvetica">There's a ton of parenting resources that provide great information on how to raise kids of all ages. The Parent Code takes conventional advice further, giving viewers interesting inside information - whether it's keeping you in the know about new findings in the field of child development, advice on communicating with young ones, or giving you a heads up on how to handle a teen gamer in the house. The Parent Code is here to help because unfortunately, kids don't come with instructions.</span>
  • If you've ever been in a situation where you didn't know how much to tip, how to set your place at the table, or simply to put down your darn cellphone, then this is a show you desperately need to watch. And take notes, please. You're not going to want to miss a single episode of Ollie, Proper Ollie that is: the master of manners and smug looks. Join this clued-in gentleman as he and his assistant drop some much needed knowledge on those of us that need to know what to do, what not to do, and when to do and not do it.
  • This is what happens when you move the guy from behind the counter at the comic book store to in front of the camera. He knows all and sees all when it comes to anything fictional, and he's always got an opinion on what people should be spending their comic-cash on. Bif Bam Pow Wow! is filled with news, reviews, and inside information for anyone who's ever had even a passing interest in superheroes, zombies, or vampires.
  • On Warcraft leads you through instances and boss fights from the Outlands to Azeroth. Hosts Arwen Lietz and Marc Majcher will give you the tips you need to succeed in stomping trash mobs, getting the fattest loots and making it through with your whole party intact. Explore strategies and efficient leveling techniques in the only show that combines live gameplay footage with informative commentary.
  • Did you know that Nintendo started out as a playing card company? Did you know that Steve Jobs worked for Atari before a spiritual retreat to India? The history of video games is a strange and exciting saga that needs to be told. In Play Value, game industry heavy-hitters and hardcore gamers retell the stories that have led up to a multi-billion dollar industry.
  • Host and Feng Shui consultant extraordinaire Leigh Kubin has a passion for making sure that living spaces measure up to lifestyles. Follow her through all kinds of locations as she rearranges and renovates the working and living areas for people in dire need of the ancient Asian art of interior rejuvenation. Whether it be a breakfast nook or a dentist's office, Feng Shui Your Way will teach you some new tricks for improving your surroundings.
  • Don't let modest funds get in the way of gourmet taste. Instead, learn how to shop, cook and eat on a budget with culinary cheapskate, Joe Dias. Dias' Italian heritage informs his good humor and skilled ability to prepare satisfying, nutritious meals at half the restaurant price - or less.
  • Here's a cooking show that breaks the mold - the perfect mash-up of indie music and edgy food for total entertainment. Chef Sam Mason has been raising the stakes in the culinary world for the last ten years. Now join him as he invites his favorite touring bands to dinner for an intimate evening of cooking, conversation and live performance. Part rocker, part chef, Mason creates &quot;intellectual food&quot; that stimulates the palate as well as the dialogue. Rock on.
  • Although most of us don't think of ourselves as artists, the fact is that we are surrounded and influenced by art all of our lives. For Art's Sake examines the lifestyle, inspiration, and work of many different types of artists and art enthusiasts. From comic book artists who love to cartoon to gallery owners with a passion that drives them to exhibit the work of others, there is something interesting and exciting for everyone in the world of art.
  • She’s been called a cocktail innovator, an aperitif artist and a mixologist. And with good reason. Alberta Straub (a.k.a Miss Flighty); is known for turning fresh homemade ingredients into wildly sexy, exuberant drinks. Join her every week to learn a new drink, trick, or tip that will be sure to impress people when you get behind the bar, whether it be for a romantic evening in, a dinner party or to liven up a happy hour with friends. Cheers!
  • Online dating is the fastest growing social phenomenon on the Internet, and something celebrity dating coach Andrea Syrtash knows all about. From shining successes to equally impressive failures, join our expert host as she reveals the do's and don'ts that help you stand out in a crowd. After all, who wants to kiss all those frogs just to find the perfect prince?
  • Every person has a story, but so does every animal, and each year, thousands of stray or unwanted pets end up in animal shelters. This show gives them a voice. From running around and playing with friends, to taking baths - wanted or unwanted - and chowin' down, this show helps you to get to know the animals behind the bars.
  • What happens when Myth Busters meets Martha Stewart? Two somewhat cynical hosts, Nadia and Tali navigate lifestyle tips and tricks that are known to make some everyday tasks easier. Problem is: not all of nuggets of info, whether they be old wives' tales or modern solutions, actually work. Some tips will pass the test, some will fail, and others, with a little tweaking, may actually make your life that much easier.
  • Within the U.S., specifically, as well as abroad, there tends to be a concept or stereotype of “what’s black” and what’s not. I Am Blackness is an edgy, stylish set of video biographies that digs into this one-dimensional notion by profiling the complex humanity of a variety of individuals from different backgrounds, perspectives and professions. Meet celebrities as well as everyday folks who are physicians, athletes, actors, rocket scientists, surfers, Harvard-educated lawyers, motorcycle racers, rodeo wranglers and everything in between.
  • If you're going to San Francisco, you're gonna want more than just flowers in your hair. You're gonna want some knowledge about the great places around town to catch a flick, grab a bite, or sip a drink. Luckily, Host Kendra Arimoto has done your homework for you, presenting travel advice and tips on the best spots in San Francisco. If you're looking for places off the beaten tourist path, places that the locals know are the real deal, check out Local Wisdom and make sure you never end up on a disappointing excursion.
  • Austin. It's cool, it's hip and it's totally unique. Go behind the scenes with the city's most fascinating topic experts as they what they do and how it influences the social, cultural and economic fabric of this inimitable capitol metropolis.
  • Men's fashion can be a daunting area for guys. Matching items of clothing, finding cool accessories, and simply staying on top of style can just be too much to handle. Join fashion consultant Scott Studenberg in these video crash courses on how to stay in the know when it comes to looking good.
 

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