2000s

Apache Chef (2008) - Manka Food & Drink Channel cooking show stars Slicing Onions - an Apache Indian chef.

Monday Night Manka! (2007) - Variety show hosted by Travis Leonardo. Comedy! Music! Dramatic sketches! Weekly themes are based on recent Manka Bros. film releases.

Awedville (2006) - The Best of Vaudeville Tonight.

America Is Whack! (2005) - Average Americans tape each other doing sketch comedy, impromptu stunts and dramatic readings and then we bring them to you.

The Cameron Manka Talent Extravaganza (2005) - American sings, dances, juggles - you name it! At the end of the season only one performer will win a contract to appear in a Manka Bros. blockbuster motion picture. Hosted by Cameron Manka.

Manka Bros. Late Night Horror Show from "Your Parent's Basement" (2003) - Scary movie night hosted by various creepy people FROM YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD introducing horror movies from "Your Parent's Basement".

The Best of Manka Bros. SILENT Bloopers (2002) - Compilation of the best silent film bloopers from Manka Bros. vast silent film vault. (Includes the real life shooting of western movie bit player Slap Happy Farnsworth. This murder was also included in the non-Manka Bros. title Face Of Death III.)

 

1990s

Live From Palace Station (1999) - Every Friday night at midnight watch your favorite musical artists Live from Las Vegas!

Fish And Chirps (1996) - Manka Food & Drink Channel show focusing on fish and birds.

Jazzthmatic (1995) - Currently seen on the Manka Legends Channel, variety show combining jazz music and comedy sketches.

Mackee Truck (1994) - Need a make-over? Fashion designer Bob Mackee is coming to your neighborhood with a truckload of the latest fashions.

Manka Bros.: 75 Years Young (1993) - Aired in syndication. Hosted by Rue McClanahan. Highlights from Manka Bros.' 75 year history.

Fishin' With Joe Pesci (1993) - A different take on the fishing show genre.

Ranford's Follies (1993) - Canadian variety show starring hockey goalie Bill Ranford right after winning the Stanley Cup.

That's Compilation! (1992) - The best of the That's Entertainment movies.

Hit Creek (1991) - Country music show that takes place on the bank of Chatahoochie Creek.

Wishbones (1990) - A retooling of the 1960s late night show Fred Halbert's Dream Orgy. Starring Fred Halbert, Jr.

 

1980s

Manka Bros. Stupid Skit Show (1984-Present) - Successful comedy sketch show featuring former members of The Groundlings and Second City.

Rock Bottom (1984) - The workout show for the most out-of-shape people on the planet.

Wang Chung Presents... (1983) - Concert-type show that successfully launched the careers of Thompson Twins and Bonnie Tyler. Hosted by Wang Chung.

XXX Tonight! (1982) - A definite low point in the studio's history. Features dialogue-only scenes from pornographic films.

England Dan & John Ford Cooley's Open Mike Night (1981) - Feature some of the top unsigned bands and poets.

Brimley! (1980) - Ed Sullivan-type variety show hosted by Wilfred Brimley.

 

1970s

MBS Circus Of The Stars (1979) - The top talent from the top shows on MBS compete under the big top for charity. [The show only lasted one season after ten celebrities died during the live finale. Among the dead was Manka Bros. legendary actor Hap Kearney.]

The Best Of Manka Bloopers (1978) - Nothing was left to chance in this hilarious collection of "bloopers" written by Hollywood's finest scribes.

Isaac Asimov's Confusion Depot (1977) - A discussion of things he just doesn't get.

Wow, Is It Windy! (1976) - Shields & Yarnell's hour of music and mime.

Friends And Nabors (1975) - Jim Nabors-hosted variety show.

G. Gordon Liddy's Monster Gate (1974) - G. Gordon Liddy hosts horror movie night from the Manka Bros. Film Library.

The Coco-Clock (1974) - Primetime variety show hosted by James Coco.

Sammy Shore's Vaudeville To-Nite! (1971) - Featured the last comedians to honor the dead art of Vaudeville.

 

1960s

Manka Bros.: 50 Years Of Gold (1968) - CBS special hosted by Joey Levitch showcasing highlights from Manka Bros. first 50 years.

Mogan David's Starlight Showcase '67 (1967) - Up and comers perform for a chance to win $500 dollars.

A Puppet, A Pauper, A Pirate, A Poet (1966) - A weekly late night chat show starring A Puppet, A Pauper, A Pirate and A Poet. Their first guests... A Pawn and A King.

D. Day = Doris Day! (1964) - Variety show hosted by Doris Day commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Normandy Invasion.

Dorm Crosby (1963) - Norm Crosby's disastrous comedy tour of the Ivy League schools in the Spring of 1963.

New Minnow's Vast Wasteland (1961) - After his inflammatory speech to the National Association of Broadcasters, the Manka Bros. told Mr. Minnow to put his money where his mouth was. The result - Newton Minnow's Vast Wasteland - Manka Bros. most successful variety to date - consisting of 30 minutes of the best monkey and juggling acts the country has to offer.

Fred Halbert's Dream Orgy (1960) - On the heels of Playboy After Dark, Vaudeville comedian Fred Halbert shows pictures and talks about the women he would have an orgy with if given the opportunity.

Callas & Callas: One Night Only (1960) - Maria Callas and Charlie Callas variety show. So successful it lasted four years on CBS.

 

1950s

Wilson And Woody (1954)- Ventriloquist act in which all jokes end with Woody, the dummy, being distracted. Wilson asks Woody and question that he fails to hear. "Woody?" "Woody?" "I bet he would..." is always the punch line.

Manka Bros.' Hour Of A Thousand Stars (1950) - Great stars from the stage and screen perform songs and skits.

 

1940s

Manka Bros.: 25 Years Of Laughs, Tears and More Laughs (1943) - Hosted by Jack Benny and Bing Crosby - radio show featuring clips of some of the greatest moments in Manka Bros. Studios history.