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From Meltdown Comics in Hollywood, it's our first official episode! Joining us for an unforgettable evening of comics & comedy are Brian Lynch (Angel: After The Fall, Everybody's Dead), Ken Cosby (How I Met Your Mother), Chris Mancini (Hitclown), and Pat Evans (Location Freak)! Host Robbie Peron (The Best Damned Sports Show) keeps our gang of misfits in line as they tackle the fallout of the Superman trademark case, Iron Man's stunning Box Office performance, "Frank Miller's The Spirit", DC Universe # 0, the Marvel Apes and Buffy's lesbian dalliance...

Joe closes the show with a new puppet music video of Edgar, the host of Puppet Music Hall on downtownTV.com, and Joe singing "Moon River" by Johnny Mercer and Henry Mancini.

Goal nel derby contro la Roma

Splendido goal di tacco contro il Parma

Three harder to find songs: 1) Poinciana - his first hit in 1952 on the King label 2) Come Back Silly Girl - a great 1960 single which didn't get airplay. Backed by Going Steady. 3) The Sweetheart Tree - a Henry Mancini song, found on the 1965 album The Steve Lawrence Show. Beats Michael Buble don't you think? There are CDs of much of Steve's music, and his wife Eydie Gorme.

Om geld in te zamelen om het steakrestaurant van zijn pa van bankroet te redden, neemt Owen Peadman, een barman, deel aan een cocktailwedstrijd. Hij wint echter niet, dus sneedt Owen al snel andere plannen om aan geld te geraken. Hij besluit de bekendste actrice Lisa Mancini te chanteren. Bottoms Up heeft de aanwezighied van jetsetbimbo Paris Hilton, die naast haar 'acteertalent' haar twee andere talenten in de strijd werpt.

GREAT PERFORMANCES presents We Love Ella! A Tribute to the First Lady of Song, premiering Wednesday, June 6 at 9 p.m. (ET) on PBS (check local listings). For more information visit http://www.pbs.org/wnet/gperf/shows/ellatribute/index.html This web-exclusive video features concert footage from the broadcast and interviews with singer Monica Mancini and pianist George Duke, who performed in an all-star event commemorating what would have been the 90 birthday of America's beloved "First Lady of Song." This once-in-a-lifetime concert, co-hosted by Natalie Cole and Quincy Jones, included Ella-inspired performances by Stevie Wonder, Patti Austin, Nancy Wilson, American Idol Ruben Studdard, Jon Faddis, and more.