Other: GS and Non GS Related Material

• A&E Biography: Bob Barker (1999)
• Game Shows Funniest Moments (March 2000)
• Survivor Season One - Greatest and most outrageous moments home video. (2000, 2 hrs. 37 mins.)
• Survivor Season Two, The Australian Outback - Greatest and most outrageous moments home video. (2001, 2 hrs. 37 mins.)
• AM Philadelphia - a 10-minute clip of a Philadelphia resident on Tic Tac Dough, including a behind the scenes tour and plug by Wink himself. (1984-85)
• "Anything For A Laugh", a one-hour special with hosts Chuck Barris, Jamie Farr, Bob Eubanks, Jim Lange with bloopers and other clips from The Dating Game, Gong Show, and Newlywed Game. (1985, N/C)
• "Deal" - a 90 minute documentary about the production of Let's Make A Deal. Features commentary by Monty Hall, Stefan Hatos, and Jay Stewart. (1977)
• "Fun House Funk" - a 45 minute exercise video with Jane Fonda and JD Roth. Also features several clips from the past two years of the show and a 3 minute dash through the fun house. (1990)
• "Slime Time Live" - 45 minutes worth of various segments. This came on Nickelodeon in the afternoons during commercial breaks. (2000-2001)
• Those Wonderful TV Game Shows, one-hour special hosted by Carl Reiner. (1984)
• TV's Funniest Game Shows Moments 2, one-hour special hosted by William Shatner (1984, original commercials)
• Maury Povich, Game Show Moments with guests Peter Tomarken, Brett Sommers, and Gene Rayburn. (1996, one-hour)
• GSN Pitchfilm - a 10 minute clipfest that GSN gave to cable companys hoping to be added as a channel. (1994)
• NBC Best of Game Show Parodies, a two-hour special (2000)
• CBS 50 Years In Television City Special - the game shows portion. (April 2002)
• NBC Today Show, Game Show Hosts week: Monday - Bob Barker and Cliffhangers game is played (2002)
• Tuesday - Monty Hall and Let's Make A Deal played. (2002)
• Wednesday - Bob Eubanks and The Newlywed Game played. (2002)
• Thursday - Tom Kennedy and Name That Tune played. (2002)
• Friday - Wink Martindale and Tic Tac Dough played. (2002)
• Most Outrageous Game Show Moments - one-hour special with clips from various game shows, by Damien Sullivan. (May 2002)
• Game Shows Funniest Moments 2, hosted by Richard Karn. (November 2002)
• Most Outrageous Game Show Moments 2 - one-hour special with clips from various game shows, hosted by Bob Eubanks and produced by Damien Sullivan. (February 2003)
• Most Outrageous Game Show Moments 3 - the third one-hour special with clips from various game shows, hosted by Bob Eubanks and produced by Damien Sullivan. (February 2003)
• Most Outrageous Game Show Moments 4 - this never ends. Hosted by Bob Eubanks and Chuck Woolery. (May 2003)
• Most Outrageous Game Show Moments 5 - the fifth special with clips from The Newlywed Game, Family Feud, and more. Hosted by Bob Eubanks and Chuck Woolery. (May 2003)
• Game show hosts promo set to a WWF audio promo. This almost seems like a tribute to the good old days of the former Game Show Network. (1 minute long)
• "Easy Money" - a video montage with the song Easy Money in the background, created by John Ricci Jr. (about 4 minutes long)
• *NEW* GSC 12 footage! This features, prep for Card Sharks, Michael Clifford at money cards hosted by me, Joe Raygor vs. Chuck Donegan with Brian Schwartz as host, final match with Chuck vs. Brian with Michael hosting. Exchange of bonus tapes, High Rollers Brian vs. Chuck with Bob Staub as host. Sale of the Century Michael/Bob/Aaron Sica with Brian as host, the whole match with an exciting comeback! Randy West call, roughly 25 minutes. (about 90 minutes, 6/3 - 6/5/2004)

• 1980 World Series, the 8th and 9th innings, and the Phillies winning it all. News coverage follows with Maury Povich, then a new anchor. (1980)
• Soupy Sales Show - 30 min. clip in which Dick Clark stops by and a game of Pyramid is played.
• Marc Summers' Mystery Magical Special - half-hour show with Marc Summers and three kids who stumble into a haunted house and watch magic acts. Features magician Lance Burton. (1988)
• Nickelodeon Live Tour Behind The Scenes (199?, 30 minutes)
• The Grudge Match, with hosts Jesse "The Body" Ventura and Steve Albert. Think Wild & Crazy Kids meets Celebrity Boxing. Bad but funny! (1992)
• Neil Diamond's Christmas Special - one hour of Christmas music by Neil Diamond. (12/11/1993, ABC, O/C)
• MTV's "Jackass" - Over 6 hours of various clips from all existing episodes. (2000-2001)
• HBO Comedy Half-Hour, with Lew Scheider...just because he's from Make The Grade. (1990)
• The American Red Cross Emergency Test - one hour special hosted by John Ritter that tests your knowledge in emergency situations. Features several celebrities with helpful tips and the music is awesome. Highly recommended! (6/7/1990, ABC Primetime)

3-2-1 Contact (PBS)

• Measurement: How Heavy? How Dense? (10/31/1984)

The 80's: The Decade That Made Us (Narrated by Rob Lowe)
--The best and most comprehensive documentary on the 80's I've ever seen. Highly recommended!

• Episode 1: Lift Off - USA defeats the Soviet Union in hockey, Reagan elected president, Walkmans, Jane Fonda/VHS tapes, Computers, John Lennon's death, MTV, Run DMC/rap, Dallas. (4/14/2013, O/C)
• Episode 2: The Revolutionaries - Reagan's assassination attempt, Ben & Jerry's ice cream, Family Ties, Steve Jobs/Apple, Graffiti, Calvin Klein, Rubix Cube, Tony Hawk/skateboarding. (4/14/2013, O/C)
• Episode 3: Shop 'Till You Drop - Cold War rising, Shopping/Credit Cards, Valley Girls, Madonna, Yuppies, Cell Phones, Fashion, Dynasty, The New Coke. (4/15/2013, O/C)
• Episode 4: Masters of the Universe - Wall Street, Stock Trading, Cocaine, Miami Vice, Lee Iacocca, 9 to 5, Televangelists/ Jim & Tammy Faye Bakker, NASA, Challenger Space Shuttle Disaster. (4/15/2013, O/C)
• Episode 5: Tear Down These Walls - Reagan's reelection, Back To The Future, 1984 Subway Shooting, The Cosby Shows, We Are The World, Live Aid, AIDS/Ryan White, Iran Contra Scandal, Lynne Cox swims the Bering Strait, "Tear Down This Wall." (4/16/2013, O/C)
• Episode 6: Super Power - Rambo, Knight Rider, The Simpsons, Fast Times At Ridgemont High, Tetris, Baby Jessica McClure, CNN, The Berlin Wall, The Walls come down, New Year's Eve 1989 at the Berlin Wall. (4/16/2013, O/C)

American Gladiators

• Maria Nichting vs. Esther Ratner. Wayne Thomas/Nate Foster vs. Lincoln Simonds. (1990)
• Samantha Bryant vs. Cinda Mentzer. Wesley Keck vs. Scott Reiff. (1990)
• Sheila Mercer vs. Trish Tillotston. Rico Constantino vs. Nate Foster. (1990)
• Maria Nichting vs. Susan Hirst. Wesley Keck vs. Chris Vopatek. (1990)
• Esther Ratner vs. Cinda Mentzer. Dale Thompson vs. Lincoln Simonds. (1990)
• Margaret McCargo vs. Kelley Peacock. Purple Rounds (yes that's the guy's name) vs. John Adams (yes that's his name too). (1990)
• Margaret McCargo vs. Trish Tillotston. Rico Constantino vs. Lincoln Simonds. (1990)
• Maria Nichting vs. Trish Tillotston. Rico Constantino vs. John Adams. (1990)
• Johnie Hill Hudgins vs. Dayna Duke. Trent Suzuki vs. Lance Duke. (1991)
• Nina Akai vs. Carrie Henger. Terrance Johnson vs. James Kiernan. (1991)
• Dorann Cumberbatch vs. Kristen Jarchow. Philip Nasca vs. Scott Dieter. (1991)
• Deena Telley vs. Mary Stickleman. Greg Montgomery vs. Michael Altschuler. (1991)
• Nina Akai vs. Dayna Duke. Greg Montgomery vs. Lance Duke. (1991)
• Clare Look Jaeger vs. Alaetra Dorsa. Terrance Johnson vs. Scott Dieter. (1991)
• Dorann Cumberbatch vs. Kristen Jarchow. Philip Nasca vs. James Kiernan. (1991)
• Deena Telley vs. Mary Stickleman. Michael Altschuler vs. Craig Brahnam. (1991)
• Nina Akai vs. Deena Telley. Greg Montgomery vs. Craig Branham. (1991)
• Deena Telley vs. Dorann Cumberbatch. Scott Dieter vs. Craig Branham. (1991)
• Grand Championship: Maria Nichting vs. Dorann Cumberbatch. Rico Constantino vs. Craig Branham. (1991)
• Reunion show: Aimee Ross vs. ? Terry Moore vs. Lucian Anderson. (1991)
• Coz Worthington vs. Gary Wilson. Kristi Kropp vs Toril Torjesen. (1992)
• Alex Engmann/Johnny Vineyard vs. James Long. Elise Johnson vs. Erica Alstead. (1992)
• Randy Jones vs. Keith Collins. Patti Stevenson vs. Johnnie Jonkowski, worst Eliminator ever. (1992)

Captain Kangaroo (CBS)

• final episode (12/8/1984, O/C)

Check It Out (CAN)

• "One Short Jockey" (12/26/1986, O/C - rpt. from 5/1987)

Entertainment Tonight (syndicated)

• America's 210th birthday! (7/4/1986, O/C)

Fresh Prince of Bel-Air (NBC, 1990-1996)

• "Eyes On The Prize" - episode where Will competes on a fictitious game show called "Eyes On The Prize." Guest starring Bob Eubanks! (2/17/1992)

Full House (ABC, 1987-1995)

• "Our Very First Show" - pilot/premiere episode with a longer opening and the full theme plays. (1987)

Garfield & Friends (CBS, 1987-1994)

• A Garfield Christmas Special (12/21/1987, 1988 rpt. O/C)
• Garfield's Thanksgiving (11/22/1989, O/C)

The Golden Girls (NBC 1985-1992)

• "Questions & Answers" - Dorothy tries out for Jeopardy! Features Alex Trebek, Merv, and the voice of Johnny Gilbert! (2/8/1992, O/C)

Hey Dude! (Nickelodeon, 1989-1991)
--It's a little wild and a little strange...when you make your home out on the range...!

• #14 - "Loose Lips" - Ted and Melody can't keep secrets. (10/13/1989)
• #32 - "Superstition" - Jake is very superstitious and tries out for a quiz show. (5/11/1990)
• #43 - "Dudesbury" - Danny draws a comic strip based on mishaps at the ranch. (9/28/1990)

Laverne & Shirley

• "The Dating Game" - Lenny & Squiggy go on The Dating Game with Jim Lange! (12/30/1980)

Mary Tyler Moore (CBS, 1970-1977)

• Rhoda's sister is getting married. (9/29/1973)

Mr. Wizard's World (Don Herbert - Nickelodeon, 1983-85)
--Remember this show? It aired on Nickelodeon and had kids performing scientific experiments with Mr. Wizard.

• Challenge: Suspension Bridges (1983)
• Challenge: Water Tension & Transfer (1983, no open)
• Challenge: Lifting a Bottle with a Straw (1983, no open)
• Challenge: Building Mobiles (1985)
• Challenge: Mystery of UV Light, also features a computer game that resembles The Joker's Wild. (1985)
• Challenge: Balancing Objects on a Meter Stick (1985)
• Challenge: Measuring Volume (1985)
• Challenge: Measuring Thickness of Hair (1985, no open)
• Challenge: Steam Engines (1985)
• Challenge: Acids & Bases (1985)
• Challenge: Decoding Messages with Shapes (1985)
• Challenge: Metal Detectors (1985)
• Challenge: Hitting a Target with a Laser Beam (1985, no open)
• Challenge: Zig Zag Codes (1985, no open, cuts off during the challenge)

The Odd Couple (ABC, 1970-1975)

• "Let's Make A Deal" episode where Felix and Oscar play the front and back end of a horse on Let's Make A Deal. Guest starring Monty Hall! (2/23/1973)

The Pat Sajak Show (CBS, 1989-90)

• premiere episode, and in the entire 90 minutes, Wheel Of Fortune isn't mentioned at all. (1/9/1989, O/C)

Perfect Strangers (ABC, 1986-1993)

• "Games People Play" - Larry and Balki compete on "Risk It All", a Fun House rip-off, with guest host, Bob Goen! (2/3/1989)

Program Blocks & other kids' shows (various)

• NBC Saturday Morning, Part 1 - Gummi Bears/90 min Smurfs block (6/21/1986, O/C)
• NBC Saturday Morning, Part 2 - Punky Brewster/Alvin and the Chipmunks/Kidd Video/Mr. T/Spiderman (6/21/1986, O/C)
• ABC/CBS Saturday morning – Wuzzles/Care Bears/60 min. of Muppet Babies (2/28/1987, O/C)
• ABC Friday Night - Full House, I Married Dora, Mr. Belvedere, The Pursuit of Happiness. (11/13/1987, O/C)
• NBC Saturday Night - She's The Sheriff, We Got It Made, Carter County. (1/16/1988, O/C)
• CBS Saturday morning - Muppet Babies/Pee Wee's Playhouse/Garfield & Friends/Hey Vern, It's Ernest! (11/12/1988, O/C)
• ABC Friday Night - Mr. Belvedere, Just The Ten Of Us, The New Gidget. (12/9/1988 and 10/1987, O/C)
• Disney: Winnie the Pooh and a Day for Eeyore (1/29/1989, O/C)
• Disney: Winnie the Pooh and the Blustery Day (3/5/1989, O/C)
• USA Cartoon Express - Young Samson & Space Kidettes/Devlin/Help! It’s the Hair Bear Bunch/Captain Caveman (12/8/1987, O/C)
• Disney: Snow White 25th Anniversary Special (12/25/1988, O/C)
• Charlie Brown: Wright Brothers (11/4/1988, O/C)
• Charlie Brown: NASA (11/11/1988, O/C)
• Muppet Babies – premiere, “Noisy Neighbors” (9/15/1984 - 1987 repeat, O/C)
• ABC TGIF - Perfect Strangers, Full House, Mr. Belvedere, Just The Ten Of Us. (4/28/1989, O/C)
• ABC TGIF - Perfect Strangers, Baby Talk (9/27/1991, O/C)
• ABC TGIF - Family Matters, Step By Step, Perfect Strangers, Baby Talk. (10/4/1991, O/C)

Sesame Street (PBS)

• Christmas Eve on Sesame Street (12/3/1978, DVD)
• #2107 - Bernie Tunes Oscar's Piano, Olivia Goes on a Date with Bernie (12/3/1985)
• #2243 - Big Bird Stays Up Late (12/12/1986)
• #2257 - Luis Gets New Glasses (12/30/1986)
• #2282 - Dr. Price's New Invention (2/3/1987)
• #2283 - Telly and The Count Play Hide and Seek (2/4/1987)
• #2292 - Placido Flamingo's "Naughty Door" Opera (2/17/1987)
• #2312 - Forgetful Jones and the Sheep Cross the Street (3/17/1987)
• #2313 - Forgetful Jones and Oscar Remember Being Babies (3/18/1987)
• #2358 - David Hires Gina at the Store (11/18/1987)
• #2362 - Big Bird Gets The Best of Bob (11/24/1987)
• #2366 - Nighttime on Sesame Street (11/30/1987)
• #2367 - Dr. Nobel Price Tries to Get Barkley to Moo (12/1/1987)
• #2395 - Elmo Learns To Write His Name (1/8/1988)
• #2402 - Grouch Babysitting (1/19/1988)
• #2403 - Pretending to Be Space Explorers (1/20/1988)
• #2404 - Maria and Luis Fall in Love (1/21/1988)
• #2405 - Maria and Luis Are Still in Love (1/22/1988)
• #2411 - Big Bird Learns About Love (2/1/1988)
• #2412 - Maria's Frog Puppet/Snuffy Walks Barkley (2/2/1988)
• #2485 - Maria and Luis's Wedding (5/13/1988)
• #2487 - Maria and Luis Reach their Campsite (11/22/1988)
• #2489 - Big Bird Writes a Long Letter to Maria and Luis (11/24/1988)
• #2491 - The Birdketeers Put on a Play (11/28/1988)
• #2494 - Gordon Has a Headache (12/1/1988)
• #2495 - Luis and His Old Chair (12/2/1988)
• #2499 - Telly's Birthday Party (12/8/1988)
• #2500 - Maria and the Fat Blue Man (12/9/1988)
• #2505 - Take a Cowboy/Cowgirl to Lunch Day (12/16/1988)
• #2573 - Big Bird Plays With the Kids (3/22/1989)
• #2575 - Birdnardo Birdolucci Films a Movie (3/24/1989)
• #2614 - Maria Goes Into Labor (5/18/1989)
• #2782 - Telly Follows Gordon to School (1/1/1991)
• #3334 - Celina Teaches Bob To Dance (2/23/1995)

Star Search (Ed McMahon, syndicated, 1983-1995)

• Season 1, Week 13 - with super-champ Sam Harris on male vocals, and comedian Brad Garrett! (1983)
• Season 1, Week 15 - Sam Harris continues his reign, and comedian Brad Garrett once again! (1983)
• Season 1, Week 16 - Sam Harris is back again (1983)
• 1st annual Junior Star Search - Melissa Moultrie's younger sister Emily would appear on Junior Star Search two years later, and would also win with a perfect score of 4 stars. Tiffany "I Think We're Alone Now" Renee competes and loses to Melissa Moultrie. Guest starring Emmanuel Lewis and Tom Bosley. (1984, O/C)
• Season 1, Star Search '84 finals - Traci Ross, Brad Garrett, and Sam Harris are crowned champions! (1984)
• Season 2, Star Search '85 finals - Sinbad is a comedian, and Limited Warranty rocks the house in band competition. (1985, O/C)
• Season 3, Week 18 - female vocalists Kelly Lang vs. Roz Morehead (1985)
• Season 3, Week 19 - Jennie Jones' first appearance! And special guest, Betty White! (1985)
• Season 3, Week 20 - Jennie Jones, who was on PYL earlier in the same year, is a comedian. (1985, O/C)
• Season 3, general episode - starts with female vocalists Delores Bedard vs. Liz Lachman (1985)
• Season 3, general episode - one dancing routine dances to "Chump Change," the Now You See It theme! (1985)
• Season 3, general episode - male vocalists Kenny James vs. Jay Jarrett (1985)
• Season 3, general episode - male vocalists Kenny James vs. Donnell Rush (1985)
• Season 3, Star Search '86 finals - Devon DeVazquez, Jenny Jones, and Moments Notice are all big winners! (1986)
• 3rd annual Junior Star Search - Rahsaan Patterson from Kids Inc. shines as well as Emily Moultrie whose sister Melissa won in vocals two years prior. Features Kim Fields and Justine Bateman and several songs from Dream Girls and Ghostbusters. 2-hour special (4/1986, 2 copies O/C, missing end credits and repeat from 8/16/1986 with O/C)
• Season 4, Round 1 - Tatyana Ali performs at age 7! (11/1986, O/C)
• Season 4, Week 5 - male vocalists David Slater vs. Larry Hart (1/4/1987, O/C with footage of the Maryland Amtrak crash)
• Season 4, Round 2 episode - female vocalists Nicci vs. Ember Vaughn (3/1987, O/C, missing last 15 minutes)
• Season 4, Round 2 semi-finals - A Sleight Touch dances, who appeared on Junior Star Search one year earlier. (5/1987, O/C, missing 12 minutes)
• Season 4, Star Search '87 finals - featuring Dick Clark as a judge. (1987, O/C)
• Season 5, Star Search '88 premiere - features America's Apple Pie in dance and Linda Eder in vocals who make it all the way to the finals. (9/18/1987, O/C)
• Season 5, general episode - female vocalists Linda Eder vs. Loventa Fox and America's Apple Pie is back. (1987, O/C)
• Season 5, Round 1 semi-finals - America's Apple Pie and Linda Eder are both undefeated and make it to the finals. (1987, O/C low audio)
• Season 5, Round 2 - Drew Carey's first appearance in comedy and wins with a perfect score of 4 stars! (1/1988, O/C)
• Season 5, finals - America's Apple Pie and Linda Eder from the first show of the season compete! (1988, N/C)
• Season 8, Star Search '91 finals - comedian Taylor Mason and male vocalist John Minnis wins with a BeBe & CeCe Winans song! (1991, O/C including a Kodak commercial with John "Tiny" Hurley from Fun House!)
• Season 9, Star Search '92 finals - Billy Porter and Brit Savage win big, plus a 5 and 6 year junior male vocalists! (1992)
• Season 12, general episode (1994, O/C)

Star Trek: The Next Generation
--All are home videos in excellent quality.

• #1-2: "Encounter At Farpoint" (9/28/87)
• #29: "Elementary, Dear Data" (12/5/88)
• #61: "Deja-Q" (2/5/90)
• #63: "Yesterday's Enterprise" (2/19/90)
• #74: "The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 1" (6/18/90)
• #75: "The Best Of Both Worlds, Part 2" (9/24/90)
• #105: "Disaster" (10/21/91)
• #118: "Cause & Effect" (3/23/92)
• #125: "The Inner Light" (6/1/92)
• #126: "Time's Arrow, Part 1" (6/15/92)
• #127: "Time's Arrow, Part 2" (9/21/92)
• #130: "Relics" (10/12/92)
• #133: "Rascals" (11/2/92)
• #138: "Ship In A Bottle" (1/25/93)
• #141: "Tapestry" (2/15/93)
• #146: "The Chase" (4/26/93)
• #147: "Frame Of Mind" (5/3/93)
• #150: "Second Chance" (5/24/93)
• #151: "Timescape" (6/14/93)
• #152: "Descent, Part 1" (6/21/93)
• #153: "Descent, Part 2" (9/20/93)
• #158: "Phantasms" (10/25/93)
• #163: "Parallels" (11/29/93)
• #171: "Genesis" (3/21/94)
• #177: "All Good Things" (5/23/94, the final episode)

• "Simpsons Roasting On An Open Fire" (12/17/89)
• "Bart The Genius" (1/14/90)
• "Homer's Odyssey" (1/21/90)
• "There's No Disgrace Like Home" (1/28/90)
• "Bart The General" (2/4/90)
• "Mona Lisa" (2/11/90)
• "Call Of The Simpsons" (2/18/90)
• "The Telltale Head" (2/25/90)
• "Life On The Fast Lane" (3/18/90)
• "Homer's Night Out" (3/25/90)
• The Crepes Of Wrath" (4/15/90)
• "Krusty Gets Busted" (4/29/90)
• "Some Enchanted Evening" (5/13/90)
• "Simpson and Delilah" (10/18/90)
• "Bart Gets Hit By A Car" (1/10/91)
• "The Way We Was" (1/31/91)
• "Homer vs. Lisa and The 8th Commandment" (2/7/91)
• "O Brother Where Are Thou" (2/21/91)
• "Old Money" (3/28/91)
• "Brush With Greatness" (4/11/91)
• "The War Of The Simpsons" (5/2/91)
• "Three Men and A Comic Book" (5/9/91)
• "Stark Raving Dad" (9/19/91)
• "Mr. Lisa Goes To Washington" (9/26/91)
• "When Flanders Failed" (10/3/91)
• "Homer Defined" (10/17/91)
• "Like Father, Like Clown" (10/24/91)
• "Treehouse Of Horror 2" (10/31/91)
• "Lisa's Pony" (11/7/91)
• "Burns' Heir" (4/14/94)
• "Lisa's Rival" (9/11/94)
• "Homer the Great" (1/8/95)
• "A Star Is Burns" (3/5/95)
• "2 Dozen and One Greyhounds" (4/9/95)
• "Scenes From The Class Struggle In Springfield" (2/4/96)
• "The Homer They Fall" (11/10/96)
• "Lisa's Date With Density" (12/15/96)
• "Mysterious Journey Of Homer Simpson" (1/5/97)
• "The Springfield Files" (1/12/97)
• "Twisted World Of Marge Simpson" (1/19/97)
• "Mountain Of Madness" (2/2/97)
• "Simpsonexpyalidocious" (2/7/97)
• "The Itchy Scratchy and Poochie Show" (2/9/97)
• "My Sister My Sitter" (3/2/97)
• "Homer vs The 18th Amendment" (3/16/97)
• "The Secret War Of Lisa Simpson" (5/18/97)
• "Wizard Of Evergreen Terrace" (1/20/98)
• "The Joy Of Sect" (2/8/98)
• "This Little Wiggy" (3/22/98)
• "Natural Born Kissers" (5/17/98)
• "Lard Of The Dance" (8/23/98)
• "When You Dish Upon A Star" (11/8/98)
• "Lisa Gets an A" (11/22/98)
• "Homer Simpson In Kidney Trouble" (12/6/98)
• "Im With Cupid" (2/14/99)
• "Make Room For Lisa" (2/28/99)
• "Simpson Bible Stories" (4/4/99)
• "Mom and Pop Art" (4/11/99)
• "The Mansion Family" (1/23/00)

• Holidays (1992)
• Health (1992, no credits)

• Saturday Night Main Event featuring: Hacksaw Jim Duggan vs. Hercules, British Bulldogs vs. Demolition, "The Rock" Don Muraco vs. Ted Debiase. (1988)
• Royal Rumble from USA, this must have been the last one before it became an official Pay Per View the next year. (1988)
• WCW vs. GLOW (1990)
• Survivor Series 1990, with the debut of The Undertaker! (3 hrs.)
• WWF vs. WBF (1993)
• WWF Sunday Morning Superstars. Tons of jobbers in this one: TL Hopper, Aldo Mantoya, The Sultan, Shawn Michaels vs. Justin "Hawk" Bradshaw, etc. (September 29, 1996, O/C)
• WWF Sunday Morning Superstars. More jobbers: Aldo Mantoya, Alex "The Pug" Porteau, debut of The Headbangers, Steve Austin vs. Bart Gunn, etc. (November 24, 1996, O/C)
• WWF Monday Night RAW, Brian Pillman in a dress, The Patriot/Ken Shamrock vs. Owen Hart/British Bulldog, debut of Shawn Michaels insurance policy, Rick Rude, Shawn Michaels vs. Mankind etc. (August 11, 1997, O/C)
• "Summerslam Flashback", a one-hour special that recapped all the Summerslams from 1988-1996. (July 1997, O/C)
• "Survivor Series Flashback", a one-hour special that recapped all the Survivor Series from 1987-1996. (November 1997, O/C)
• Best of Wrestlemania I-XIV Home Video (1998, 1 hr. 30 mins.)
• Puerto Rico IWA Wrestling (2001)

• Superstitions (as "Whatever Turns You On", 1979)
• Work, Work, Work (1/24/1981)
• Transportation, a.k.a. Getting Around (1/31/1981)
• Drugs, cream pies are used in place of drugs! (4/4/1981)
• Addictions (1982)
• Bullying (1982)
• Television, with the infamous stripped slime incident! (1982)
• Fears In Growing Up (1982)
• Vacations (10/27/1982)
• Medicine (1983)
• Media, Lisa gets white slimed! (1983)
• Classical Music (1983)
• Rumors (1983)
• Fame (1983)
• Priorities (1983)
• Courage (6/11/1984)
• Foreign Countries (6/28/1984)
• Technology (1984)
• Divorce (1984)
• Hanging Out/Malls (1984)
• Weather (1984)
• Holidays (1984)
• Christmas, Alasdair refers to the guy on Family Feud who kisses a lot! (12/8/1984)
• Romance & Dating (1985)
• Revenge (1985)
• Identity Crisis (1985)
• World Records (1985)
• Know-It-Alls (1986)
• Clubs (1985)
• Part-Time Jobs (1986)
• Luck (1986)
• Censorship (1986)
• Enemies & Paranoia, with red slime if you say the secret word! (1986)
• Poverty & Unemployment (1986)
• Pop Music (1986)
• Parties (1986)
• Adoption (1987)
• Anniversaries (1987)
• Smells (1987)
• Age, Vennessa returns to the show only to be slimed and watered again! (1989)
• Looking Cool, this and the rest following are the last 15 episodes in the run. (1989)
• Losing Things (1989)
• Failure (1989)
• Firsts (1989)
• Celebrations (1989)
• Effort (1989)
• Fantasy (1989)
• Sports (1989)
• Smoking (1989)
• Generosity (1989)
• Embarrassment (1989)
• Malfunctions (1989)
• Punishment, Adam returns to the show as a producer only to be slimed again! (1989)
• Blame (1990)
• Secrets (1990)
• Learning (1990)
• Privileges (1990)
• Inventions, the final episode. (1990)
• The Slime Compliation - a montage of ever sliming from 1981-1990!
• The Worst of YCDTOTV - Adam, Vanessa, Doug, and Ross highlight the best (and worst) of the show (1 hr. - 1987)