 | Fri, September 3, 2010 NYC Time: 10:34am |
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Be a part of the studio audience of a tv show taped in New York City. Please note that for all shows, a standby ticket does not guarantee admission. Also please check before you go that the show is not on a hiatus.
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Loading ...Tapes Tuesday through Thursday at 10am and 2pm September through June. Audience members should arrive a half hour before taping. You can request up to 4 tickets one month in advance by calling or emailing tickets [at] peoplescourt [dot] com.
Bonus: Judge Marilyn Millian greets the courtroom audience and answers legal questions. She’s pretty nice!
Email this post (No Ratings Yet) Loading ...This show is live, so anything can happen! Tapes Monday through Thursdays at 10am and pretapes Thursdays at 1:30pm. Arrive 2 hours before taping begins. You can request up to 5 tickets online about a month in advance.
Bonus: Receive swag and guests are invited onto the set 15 minutes before taping for a deejayed dance party.
Email this post (1 votes, average: 3.00 out of 5) Loading ...Usually tapes Tuesday through Thursdays at 10am and 2pm. Guests must arrive an hour and a half before taping. You can request up to 4 tickets online about a month in advance.
Email this post (1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...The show tapes at 10am and 3pm three days a week. Guests must arrive an hour and a half before taping begins. You can request up to four tickets about three weeks in advance by call the phone number between 9am-5pm. Friday tapings go the fastest.
Bonus: You have a 1 in 200 change of being picked at random to be Dr. Oz’s assistant of the day.
Email this post (1 votes, average: 4.00 out of 5) Loading ...Now fans can see where in New York City the scenes of Ugly Americans take place using the new Interactive Map, complete with video clips and character icons created by Comedy Central.
Ugly Americans is a new horror comedy about New York City with horrifying beasts, science-fiction freaks, and fantasy faeries. This animated horror-comedy series follows one Mark Lilly, social worker at the Department of Integration, as he helps new citizens both human and “other” adapt to hectic life in the Big Apple. There are easier tasks than weaning vampires off of blood, socializing land-whales, and housebreaking werewolves, but Mark is up to the challenge. Between his stressful job, a zombie roommate, and a demon ex-girlfriend, Mark’s lucky if he can sneak in a few minutes of sleep. But who can sleep when there’s a drop-dead gorgeous Mermaid sitting at the bar?
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(No Ratings Yet) Loading ...The Youth Channel is a division of Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) targeting youth under 25. It’s the first channel created by youth for youth. YC was established in March 2000 and provides training and hands on experience in all aspects of public access television and video production. Do you want to be on TV? Submit your video for consideration.
MNN Youth Channel also offers free media related workshops to community-based organizations, after-school programs and schools interested in hosting on-site or off-site workshops. They provide all of the necessary equipment and materials. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis.
You can also tour their studio or have them tape your community event.
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