2000s

RIAAL Heroes! (2008) - Special showcasing the contributions of the RIAA.

The Paths Of Least Resistance (2006) - Two hour special showcasing famous shortcuts throughout history.

The Kid Who Needed An Avid (2002) - Industrial Christmas video made on spec for the Avid Corporate in the hopes of attaining a free Avid.

 

1990s

VROOOM!!! (1995) - Lifetime achievement award video produced for the NASCAR '95 Convention. The story of the man who created the sound of Volkswagen engines.

Benneton's Multi-Cultural Madness (1995) - Live concert from the Ben & Jerry factory, hosted by Wavy Gravy and Kate Moss.

Kenney Center Honors (1994) - The three Manka Bros. honored posthumously along with the Bowery Boys and Steve McQueen.

Rudolph's Glorious Easter (1992) - Further adventures of Rudolph and a new group of friends including Lester, the Green Footed Easter Bunny.

 

1980s

You Call That Music? (1989) - Series of six one-hour specials in which famed music critic Harold Scherbin dissects the world's great recordings.

Video Doctor (Healing The Sick) (1988) - 10-part home doctor instruction course.

North Hollywood High School - Video Yearbook '84 (1984)

Vic Tayback's Wayback Machine (1983) - Relive the past with your host Vic Tayback (Tayback quit after two episodes because his paycheck bounced.)

North Hollywood High School - Video Yearbook '83 (1983)

Pray (1982) - Series of primetime specials offering inspiration to the downtrodden. (As the studio was nearing financial collapse, several Manka executives appeared on the show.)

North Hollywood High School - Video Yearbook '82 (1982)

Ginsu Cop (1982) - Hour-log cop drama that served as an informative commercial for a new set of Ginsu knives. (Another low point for the studio.)

Designer Label Jean Challenge (1981) - Informational commercial made to look like a game show - contestants guess which designer jeans are cooler - Jordache, Sassoon, Sergeo Valente, Calvin Kleins - produced by Levis.

Pryor Commitment (1981) - After Richard Pryor's freebasing accident, Bill Cosby offered to stand in delivering stand-up material Pryor had written.

Sitter In A Box (1980) - Produced for parents, this video babysitter entertains the kids and sings them to sleep while you're off at the movies.

Rip Van Pryor (1980) - Richard Pryor falls asleep in the green room of the Comedy Story and wakes up in the year 2000. He goes on stage and performs his act from 1980.

 

1970s

Your Guide To The Susan B. Anthony Dollar (1979) - Produced for the General Accounting Office (GAO) details fun advantages of the coin dollar vs. the annoyingly inconvenient paper dollar.

The Forgotten War (1978) - A Manka Bros. televised April Fool's joke in which they recreated a war that was never fought.

Hansel & Gretel In Lollyland (1977) - One-hour holiday special. Further adventures of Hansel & Gretel in the magical land inhabited by a race of puppets known as the Lollys.

The Gay Ark (1975) - Produced and narrated by Anita Bryant for the Baptist Church. How we might not have been here if the Ark was built today.

A Moment Of Your Time... (1974) - Series of public service announcements. (Features included: An explanation of how Fibonacci Series of numbers can be found within today's television programming and how astroturf was created by Monsanto in 1964.)

Golden Triangle '73 (1973) - Rock concert for peace staged in the region where Burma, Thailand and Laos meet (the Golden Triangle - also known as being the world's largest producer of heroin). (Several people died after Khmer Rouge war planes bombed the festival.)

Happy Hanukah, Mr. Manka (1970) - Televised special celebrating the life and career of Harry Manka.

 

1960s

Merry Christmas, Mr. Manka (1964) - Televised special celebrating the life and career of Simeon Manka.

A Lick And A Promise (1963) - Produced for the U.S. Post Office to assure the public that the post office will become more efficient with the creation of new mail regions called "Zip Codes."

 

1950s

Smith & Wesson Presents (1951-53) - At the height of the great movie Western, S&WP was an outlet away from Playhouse 90 for great authors' (Chayevsky, Foote, Serling) more action-oriented material.

 

1930s

H.G. Wells' The Empire Of The Ants (1939) - Radio drama voiced by the Manka Players. The time was changed to modern day New York.

The Manka Awards (1936-37) - Award show honoring the best achievements in film. (After Classic Story failed to get an Academy Award nomination, Khan Manka attempted to launch his own award show. After Khan died later that year, the show was cancelled by Simeon Manka.)