Note on videotape case: "Produced by Coca Crystal. Also starring Pam with Sinsemilla Street, the world's only consumer video pot report. With a poem by Vincent Titus. Conversation with the Radical Lesbian Feminist Terrorist Comedy Group. The Mad Consumer Report with Leslie Kandell. Artifacts of the future, Main Guest: Nancy Borman. About Village Voice article concerning Gloria Steinem and the CIA, Random House censoring a Redstockings book. Phone calls wiht Coca. Kids survey. Dope of the week - Thai Stick. Ending with wild dancing."

This episode also features a Public Service Announcement with Leslie Kandell, a poem by Vincent Titus, Sinsemilla Street with Mike Chance, and answering phones with Coca Crystal.

This episode features a poem by Vincent Titus, singing by Tuli Kupferberg, an announcement by Leslie Kandell, an interview with Aaron Kay, a Sensemilla Street Ganja Song by Chris [?], and Coca Crystal answering viewer calls.

This episode features a poem by Vincent Titus, Beanie the Singing Dog, Leslie Kandell, a video about the purity of wine by Patrick Kilpatrick, news with Nancy Boreman, an interview with Chris Young, and a pot poll with Mike Chance answering viewer phone calls.

This episode features a poem with Vincent Titus, news with Nancy Boreman, A.J. Weberman, theatre with Renfreu, and a pot poll with viewer phonecalls.

This episode features announcements by Jim Buckley, a poem by Vincent Titus, news with Nancy Boreman, and theatre with Renfreu.

This episode features special guest Andy Kowl, a poem with Vincent Titus, and Mike Chance.

This episode also features an announcement by Jim Buckley, a poem by Vincent Titus, news with Nancy Borman and Coca, and Sinsemilla Street with special guest Allan Birnbaum.

This episode also features News with Nancy Borman, Rebecca and Coca, "Sinsemella Street" with Yosemite Sam, and a poem by Vincent Titus.

A note on the videotape says, "Especially cute part with Gus in the opening."

This episode also features Vincent Titus, Margaret Titus, Lannes Kenfield, and Mike Chance.

This episode also features Lawrence Cherniak, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfields, Nancy Borman, Joe Shulman, David Klein, and Beanie the Singing Dog.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Nancy Borman, Joe Shulman, Bud Bogart, and Lawrence Cherniak.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Nancy Borman, Joe Shulman, and Bud Bogart.

This episode also features Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Jim Buckley, Joe Schulman, Nancy Borman, and Bud Bogart.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Nancy Borman, and Joe Schulman.

This also features an announcement by Jim Buckley, Kaptioned Kartoon Korner with Lannes Kenfield, Cat Food Commercial with voiceover by Jim Buckley, News with Nancy Borman and Coca Crystal, answering phones with Cocacita, Dream Man with Joe Schulman, and Sinsemilla Street with Bud Bogart.

This episode also features a poem by Vincent Titus, Kaptioned Kartoon Korner with Lannes Kenfield, Dream Man with Joe Schulman, News from Albania with Nancy Borman, Phone calls with Coca, and Sinsemilla Street with Bud Bogart.

This episode also features an announcement by Jim Buckley, a poem by Vincent Titus, Cartoon Corner with Lannes Kenfield, The Dream Man with Joe Schulman, News with Nancy Borman and Coca Crystal, Phones with Coca, and Sinsemilla Street with Bud Bogart.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Nancy Borman, Joe Schulman, and Bud Bogart.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Nancy Borman, Joe Schulman, and Cooking with Maureen Ivice and Coca Crystal.

This episode also features Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, Joe Schulman, and fabulous phone-ins.

This episode also features Jim Buckley, Vincent Titus, Lannes Kenfield, and Joe Schulman.

Coca Crystal and guests discuss Halloween and Election Day 1984.

A note on the videotape also says "Tapes of Vincent [Titus] and Olatunji"

This episode also features regulars Lannes Kenfield, Marty Brown, Vincent Titus, and Jim Buckley.

This episode also features Lannes Kenfield with "Media Madness."

This episode also features music by Mona More and Jim Buckley; also featuring regulars Lannes Kenfield, Stephen Holt, Nancy Borman, and Vincent Titus.

Labels on the tape itself say "Allan's 18 Comical Situations - Pub" and "Broadcast of '38 (George Pal Puppetoon)"

This episode also features regulars Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, and Stephen Holt.

Also featuring Lannes Kenfield, Steven Holt, Cooking Spring Foods with Ivy, and Jacaeber Kastor from Psychedelic Solutions.

This episode also features regulars Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, Steve Taylor, and Stephen Holt.

This episode also features Brett (?), Scott on the Banjo, and Bloolips.

This episode also features regulars Stephen Holt, Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, and Gus Finkelstein.

This episode also features regulars Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, and Steven Holt. It was directed by Christian Roebling.

This episode also features regulars Maureen Ivice, Lannes Kenfield, and Tuli Kupferberg.

This episode also features regulars Tuli Kupferberg and Lannes Kenfield.

The main guest is most likely Jasmine Vegas of the Fuxxons, but this is unconfirmed.

This episode also features Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, and Answering Listener Calls.

The main guest is most likely Jasmine Vegas of the Fuxxons, but this is unconfirmed.

The main guest is most likely Jasmine Vegas of the Fuxxons, but this is unconfirmed.

The main guest is most likely Jasmine Vegas of the Fuxxons.

This episode also features Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, Junot (?), and Gus Finkelstein.

There are multiple dates on tape - 1/8/1992, Live 12/18/1991

This episode also features Lannes Kenfield and Tuli Kupferberg.

Notes on the tape regarding the date are conflicting - "7/6," "7/27," and "Repeat 7/20"

Film date November 23, 1993; air date January 11, 1994.

This episode also features Brian Benson, Lannes Kenfield, and Bruce Kayton.

This episode also features Tuli Kupferberg, Bruce Kayton, and Lannes Gardens.

This episode also features Lannes Kenfield, Tuli Kupferberg, and Bruce Kayton.

This episode also features regulars Tuli Kupferberg and Bruce Kayton. A note on the tape says "Archive: Jango Edwards"

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg, archive tape with Jasmine, and answering phones with Coca Crystal.

This episode also features commentary with Tuli Kupferberg, archive tape "The Pope is a Pedophile" with Kevin O'Neill, and Radical Walking Tours with Bruce Kayton.

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg and answering phones with Coca and company.

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg and Radical Walking Tours with Bruce Kayton.

This episode also features commentary with Tuli Kupferberg and answering phones with Coca and guests.

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg and a clip with Dan Einbender: "This is just an advertisement for peace"

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg, a Vincent Titus poem, and answering phones with Coca Crystal.

This episode also features commentary by Tuli Kupferberg and a surprise Archive Tape.

This episode also features Tuli Kupferberg and music by Grotz de Pooty.