Full of brilliant musical charicatures, this TV-series about a New Zealand two-man rock band takes the cultural pulse of our day. Our two New Zealander friends experience life, love, friendship, all the usual stuff, while trying to make their lives as a rock band. A rock band that can only schedule a performance at the local aquarium, is run by an eager and overambitious New Zealand buddy, and has only one fan.

Full of brilliant musical charicatures, this TV-series about a New Zealand two-man rock band takes the cultural pulse of our day. Our two New Zealander friends experience life, love, friendship, all the usual stuff, while trying to make their lives as a rock band. A rock band that can only schedule a performance at the local aquarium, is run by an eager and overambitious New Zealand buddy, and has only one fan.

A Josh Lowell Film

When I'm not sitting in front of my computer or on my Zafu, I'm outside in nature and one of favorite things to do is climb. This documentary about world class climber, and self professed Buddhist, Chris Sharma, is an excellent insight into the climbers mind. Shot in Hampi, India.

When the hostile Fire Nation threatens to enslave the Water, Earth, and Air Nations, a reluctant and irresponsible boy must face his destiny as the Avatar, the Chosen One who can restore the world order. This new animated series centers on twelve-year-old Aang, who must forgo his selfish wandering to learn to master his latent powers over the four elements. Only then can he conquer the Firebenders, the evil magi who threaten the world.

East meets West in the Deep South. An overcrowded maximum-security prison-the end of the line in Alabama's correctional system-is dramatically changed by the influence of an ancient meditation program.

This documentary profiles Zen Master Edward Espe Brown and shows the art of Zen and cooking. Espe Brown first became interested in baking as an 11-year kid when he realized the startling difference between mass-produced supermarket bread and the fresh homemade stuff. When he asked his mother to teach him how to bake, however, she said "No, yeast makes me nervous."

Ear-nose-throat specialists all over the world are dropping dead. The only common factor among the cases, aside from the suddenness of death, is an empty envelope. Conferring with a stationery specialist, Steed learns that a nursing school ordered 10,000 envelopes—and no writing paper!

American comedy has been outsourced to India! Better, faster, cheaper more – with a hint of curry. Welcome to the world of Russell Peters, 2nd generation immigrant comedian. He would really have liked to be a 2nd generation Jamaican ...

Metropolis is a story of how important emotions are and how they separate humans from everything else. The movie follows a young boy and his uncle (a private investigator). The story is set in the far future where humans and robots live together, unfortunately not in harmony. Many robots are forced underground and are terminated for entering unauthorized areas. They are more or less servants to humankind. The plot starts to unfold when the boy meets a robot named Tima and they get in all kinds of trouble. Never a dull moment when you've got a robot by your side.

In this episode, first aired 21 October 2003, the following sketches:

• The Prime Minister is having a meeting with the Chancellor of the Exchequer.
  
• ITV have want Dennis Waterman to reprise all his roles from Minder.
  
• In Darkly Noone, Dr Alban diagnoses Vicky as being eight months pregnant.
  
• At the Annual Police Federation Dinner, Denver Mills has been booked to give an after-dinner speech.
  
• Lou's taken Andy to the newsagent to pick out a birthday card for his brother Declan.
  
• Marjorie bumps into Paul and Meera at the supermarket.
  
• Ray's got the TV Repair man in and tries to give the most crpyitcal explanation of what happened.
  
• Dr Lawrence has taken Anne home with him.
  
• Des Kaye bumps into his former boss Robin Dee and Dicky Bubble.
  
• Lou and Andy look at holiday destinations, Andy insists he wants to go to Helsinki.
  
• At Kelsey Grammer school, Mr Cleeves reads out some messages.
  
• Sandra and Ralph Patterson break into the offices of the Royal Shakespeare company.
  
• Back at Dr Lawrence's home Anne has some creative uses for egg and tuna sandwiches.
  
• The pianist stops playing when he realises he's forgotten to set his video recorder to tape Room 101.
  
• Dame Sally adlibs a plot involving a character reciting the entire Bible.
  
• Matthew Waterhouse gatecrashes a board room meeting with a trolley full of ideas for breakfast cereals.
  
• It's Maria's funeral, Lou's being as gentle as he can with Andy.
  
• In a charity shop a lady is asking the store owners if anyone died in various items of colthing.
  
• Dr Lawrence and the children are playing outside and Anne's busy throwing objects out of an upstairs window.
  
• Emily Howard's at the seaside having a hard time convincing various people he's a lady.
  
• The World Record Attempters exhibit the world's smallest ant.
  

Buddha's Lost Children is a feature-length documentary film about a Thai Buddhist monk who - armed only with his faith and his master boxer skills - wages an inspirational battle to help orphaned children, fight drug abuse, and preserve a vanishing way of life.

"SOMEBODY gonna get hurt!" - and with that, you have a joke for a lifetime! This double feature stand-up classic contains a lot of gems, but that one line is undoubtedly one of the most unforgettable lines in stand-up comedy history.

A classic of the steam punk spin-off movement from cyberpunk, Steam Boy offers a fantastic, sepia-toned vision of the past-as-future. It is the first feature by Katsuhiro Otomo since his watershed Akira (1988); in place of the dystopic Neo-Tokyo of Akira, Steamboy is set in an England of 1866.

Ray is a young inventor living in the U.K. in the middle of the 19th century. Shortly before the first ever Great Exhibition, a marvelous invention called the "Steam Ball," behind which a menacing power is hidden, arrives at his door from his grandfather Lloid in the U.S. Meanwhile the nefarious O'Hara Foundation has sent men to aquire the Steam Ball so that they can use its power towards their own illicit ends.