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A compilation of miscellaneous scenes from a first-season episode of Boston Public I have on tape. As a matter of fact, it's the only episode I currently have on tape. Once you see the video, you'll understand the title. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of David E. Kelley Productions and Twentieth Century Fox.

The closing credits to the classic Fox Monday night drama Boston Public; taken from a 2001 episode. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of David E. Kelley Productions and Twentieth Century Fox.

First season opening credits to the classic Fox Monday night drama; taken from a 2001 episode. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of David E. Kelley Productions and Twentieth Century Fox.

Here are all of Kristin Chenoweth's scenes throughout the Frasier episode "Junior Agent." You'll love how she really shows off her talent and energy here! First a few personal notes: 1) If her character of Portia has always been Frasier's assistant, why hasn't she appeared in more episodes? 2) If you were to put yourself in Cheno's shoes during that final scene, would you have felt a little awkward going into a men's locker room to confront two half-naked guys?...Well, that's just a matter of opinion I guess. All copyrights acknowledged. All videos and photos remain the sole properties of their respective owners.

Another parody of This Week in Unnecessary Censorship from Jimmy Kimmel Live, this one using the famous FCC Song from the fourth-season Family Guy episode PTV. Once again, I'm not the best at putting together Unnecessary Censorship parodies, so don't expect a masterpiece. I even used pixelation effects with the Windows Movie Maker in this video, as you'll see. All copyrights acknowledged. All video and audio files remain the sole properties of their respective owners.

As you can probably tell, this is yet another parody of Jimmy Kimmel's famous This Week in Unnecessary Censorship skit. I'm not exactly the best at making Unnecessary Censorship parodies, so don't expect my best work here, but here is a "censored" version of the Family Guy theme song. All copyrights acknowledged. All video and audio files remain the sole properties of their respective owners.

First we see a promo for Fox 8 News at 10. Then it's a promo for Fox's Friday lineup (Wanda at Large, Luis, and Boston Public) which also promotes the revelation of the next Joe Millionaire for the 2003-2004 season. And finally, a promo for The OC (ah yes, the girls at my high school always talked about this show). Ooh whatcha say...Oops, that wasn't until the 2006-2007 season LOL. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

Promo spot for the 55th Annual Emmy Awards on Sunday, September 21, 2003 featuring many famous comedians. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

First we see a promo for the short-lived sitcom Wanda at Large with special guest Dave "I Want That Purple Stuff" Chapelle. Then it's a promo for another short-lived Fox program called Skin, which was produced by Jerry Bruckheimer, the same guy who created CSI. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

First we see a promo for Mad TV with musical guest Mya (she's hot!) Then it's another promo for America's Most Wanted with John Walsh's take on the deadly semi-truck police chase in the 18th season premiere. Features split-screen effects with closing credits from that evening's Cops episode. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

First we see a promo for Fox 8 News at 10 (and what's up with that town's name change?) Then we see promos for Wanda at Large, Luis, and (one of my favorite shows at the time) Boston Public. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

First we see a Fox NFL Sunday promo for a game between the Panthers and the Buccaneers. Then it's a promo for the short-lived sitcom A Minute with Stan Hooper starring Norm MacDonald. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

A promo for the 18th season premiere of America's Most Wanted featuring one of the show's most infamous reports on a truck theft suspect who got away following a deadly high speed chase. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

America's Most Wanted promo from summer 2004 featuring the same grisly discovery as in the last AMW promo I posted. Features a split-screen effect with credits from that evening's Cops episode. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

Promo spot for America's Most Wanted in summer 2004. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

First we see a promo for the 2001 TV Guide Awards on Fox. Then a promo for Fox 8 News at 10...nowadays they leave stories of a risque nature to 19 Action News (WOIO). And finally a promo for the Fox special Conspiracy Theory, which suggests the moon landing was all a big hoax. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

A promo for a 2001 episode of The X-Files which kind of makes it look like Maury Povich wrote the episode, if you know what I mean. All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of Twentieth Century Fox.

This, of course, is a parody of Jimmy Kimmel's weekly segment on his TV show. And of course, this one goes to all the fellow Kristin Chenoweth fans out there! :) All copyrights acknowledged. All videos, audio files, and photos are the sole properties of their respective owners.

Here's something different for our good friend Kristin. She does a narration/voiceover for this skit which is supposed to be a complete perversion of the classic children's book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. I am not a regular viewer of Robot Chicken (I only recorded it because Cheno was on it!), but enjoy the video! All copyrights acknowledged. This video remains the sole property of the Cartoon Network.