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A zany film star creates havoc on a Hollywood studio backlot. Promotional trailer. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The show where stars of the past, talk about Hollywood of the past, to YOU in the present! Distributed by Tubemogul.

In a gated community where silence is golden, DTS installs a satellite dish on his roof. Distributed by Tubemogul.

All your paranormal questions answered in one "easy to remote view" series! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Our salute to Mr. Peter Sellers - the one and ONLY Inspector Clouseau! Distributed by Tubemogul.

An average day in the life of romance novelist Derek Taylor Shayne. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Promotional spot for Derek Taylor Shayne's comedy mystery novels at www.lulu.com/derekshayne. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Title says it all! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Retro laughter with DTS as he waits for the satellite tv installer at a fixer-upper house. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Ramon Novarro at his most ingratiating singing "Charming", from his first talking picture, "Devil May Care" (1929).

That All-Knowing Supreme Sayer of Sooth, The Baba-Rebop - with words to meditate on for your daily life. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Presenting our version of a very timely musical short circa 1931...Or, 2009...You take your pick. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Derek takes the presidential oath of office as might be administered by Justice John G. Roberts. Distributed by Tubemogul.

The only silent retro comedy team of the '70's in a newly restored version of their film, "Ludicrous". And, that it is! Distributed by Tubemogul.

Before they can return Earth's kidnapped TV signals to present day, the Doc and Beeoxx must face the wrath of Davros and the Dalek Empire. No, really folks!

Bloody Mary?

Arnie muses on the economy and the 2008 Presidential Race.

The All-Knowing, All-Seeing, Supreme Sayer of Sooth, the Baba Rebop with inspirational thoughts for your everyday life...

Cliff (Ukelele Ike) Edwards and the snappy "Sing" from "Doughboys" (1930).

After the Pentagon fails to shoot the Strange Little Man's joke broadcasting space station from the sky, the Doc sneaks aboard the craft with the aid of Beeoxx and a flying 1984 Honda Accord to rescue Earth's kidnapped TV signals... No, really!

Buster Keaton in his talking picture debut with the title song from "Free and Easy" (1930). Was there no end to the man's talents?

Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor in the rousing song and dance number, "Moses Supposes", from "Singin' in the Rain" (1952).

Gene Kelly and Debbie Reynolds in the magical "You Were Meant For Me" number from "Singin' in the Rain" (1952).

Gene Kelly and Donald O' Connor sing, dance and dazzle with "Fit As A Fiddle", from "Singin' in the Rain" (1952).

Judy Garland at her zenith with "The Boy Next Door" from "Meet Me in St. Louis" (1944).

In a flashback told to his shrink, Derek relates how his movie and personal life has horribly over-lapped. Classic DTS!

Fred Astaire dances on the floor, the walls and the ceiling to the dynamite tune, "You're All The World To Me", from "Royal Wedding" (1951).

Marilyn Maxwell in a delightfully campy number, "The White Virgin of the Nile" from 1958's "Rock-A-Bye Baby". NOTE: Listen very carefully to the music and realize how much the Disney songwriters flat-out STOLE from this for the "Aladdin" score over thirty years later.

Dick Powell sings "I Only Have Eyes For You" to Ruby Keeler aboard the Staten Island Ferry in "Dames" (1934).

The wonderful Evelyn Laye sings "When I Get Too Old To Dream" to Ramon Novarro in "The Night Is Young" (1935).

The delightful Lillian Roth and the lovely Hal Thompson sing my favorite tune from ANY Marx Bros. movie, Kalmar and Ruby's "Why Am I So Romantic".

Jerry Lewis and Zane Buzby in a hilarious scene from Jerry's 1983 comedy, "Cracking Up".

Jerry Lewis and Zane Buzby in a hilarious bit from Jerry's 1983 comedy, "Cracking Up".

Jerry Lewis and Zane Busby in a hilarious bit from Jerry's 1983 comedy, "Cracking Up".

Arnie has some issues with today's movie-going experience.

Rosemary Clooney shines in the delightfully campy "Ali Baba Be My Baby" from 1953's "Here Come the Girls".

Bob Hope and Rosemary Clooney in the song and dance number "Ya Got Class" from 1953's "Here Come the Girls".

While the earth is terrorized by the Strange Little Man's relentless comedy routines, the bogus Doctor enlists the help of the mysterious Beeoxx the Repeatite in finding a way to thwart the diabolical plan.

For the only time in Technicolor, Bing does some South Seas crooning to Dotty with "To See You Is To Love You" from "Road to Bali" (1952).

Bing and Bob don the kilts for the lively "Hoot Mon!" from "Road to Bali" (1952).

Danny Kaye at his smoothest performing "Anatole of Paris" from "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty" (1947).

Cliff (Ukelele Ike) Edwards and Buster Keaton in an impromptu musical moment from 1930's "Doughboys".

Arnie shares some personal anecdotes from his days in public education.

Arnie channels the spirit of Rodney Dangerfield and finds that even in the afterlife he still, "gets no respect!"

More random thoughts from the ever-so-droll mind of Arnie Harris.

Title says it all.

Robert Woolsey serenades the magnificent Jobyna Howland, with "I'm A Gypsy" from 1930's, "The Cuckoos."

June Clyde and Hugh Trevor sing and step to Kalmar and Ruby's "All Alone Monday" from 1930's, "The Cuckoos".

The Andrews Sisters croon just one of the hits from 1941's "Buck Privates" - "Apple Blossom Time".

In between the Marx Bros. madness, Mary Eaton and Oscar Shaw manage to warble "The Cocoanuts" hit tune, "When My Dreams Come True" from the 1929 film version of the Broadway smash.