The Best TV Shows on Manhattan Neighborhood Network

Chris Gethard hosts a panel of comedians and weirdos who participate in weird games, take calls from listeners, and generally put on a bizarre weekly spectacle.

By day Electra Elf is Jennifer Swallows, a mild-mannered reporter for Art Star Scene Magazine (A.S.S.) and Fluffer is Boobie, a chihuahua-clothes model, but when danger calls, the two put on stylish leotards and kick butt, taking down corrupt senators, sleazy frat-boys, satanic cults, landlords, zombie-tourists and other miserable malcontents in each heart-stopping episode.

Pothedz Couch was a series of 6 episodes that ran in 2005 on Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN), a public access network in New York City whose content comes exclusively from user submissions. The series consisted of three talking puppets--Pothed, Nic, and Bongo--who hang out on a couch in Pothed's apartment, have hilarious escapades and conversations, and occasionally smoke weed. View more details at www.pothedzcouch.com.

Chris Gethard returns to his public access roots with a no-holds-barred comedy showcase. See Chris' favorite comics serve it up hot n' fresh (and by any means necessary).

Half-baked? Wholly sober? Entertaining some friends tonight? Just plain bored? You need I've Got Munchies, NYC’s “HIGH”larious cooking and comedy show featuring late-night snack worthy recipes, unruly sketches, puppets, animation and more. The series combines the seriously E-Z cooking ideas (Pop Tart Sandwiches, Candy Sushi) of puppet Mary Jane with some of the best improv performers in Manhattan for a half hour of the weirdest, funniest and most groundbreaking comedy that the city has to offer.