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The Big Seventeen is from the second season of the crime drama television series Dragnet which originally aired on November 6, 1952. OneWallCinema released their Video On Demand (VOD) riff of this episode in November 2008. This was their first publicly released riff.

Enter The Lone Ranger is the pilot episode of the western drama television series The Lone Ranger which originally aired on September 15, 1949.

Burn-E: The iRiff Sing-Along is a musical parody riff of the Pixar short Burn-E from the Wall-E DVD & Blu-Ray which was released in 2008. This is the first (and as of this point only) riff that has been released on the RiffTrax site to be done entirely in song.

G.I. Joe: The Movie is the animated movie of the television series G.I. Joe which was originally released in August of 1987.

The Shadow is an action adventure movie based on the 1930's radio drama The Shadow which was originally released in July of 1994.

The Cheney Vase is an episode from the first season of the television series Alfred Hitchcock Presents which originally aired in December of 1955.

The Return of Chandu (Chapter 12) is the final episode of the American fantasy film serial based on the radio series Chandu the Magician. It was directed by Ray Taylor and starred Béla Lugosi as Frank Chandler (aka Chandu the Magician). In 1935, the serial was edited down from 208 minutes to two 65 minute features, and was released as The Return of Chandu and Chandu on the Magic Island.

Conan The Barbarian a 1982 sword and sorcery/adventure film directed and co-written by John Milius. It is based on stories by Robert E. Howard, a pulp fiction writer of the 1930s, about the adventures of the eponymous character in a fictional pre-historic world of dark magic and savagery. The film stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and James Earl Jones, and tells the story of a young barbarian (Schwarzenegger) who seeks vengeance for the death of his parents at the hands of Thulsa Doom (Jones), the leader of a snake cult. Buzz Feitshans and Raffaella De Laurentiis produced the film for her father Dino De Laurentiis. Basil Poledouris composed the music. One Man Band and OneWallCinema co-released their MP3 riff of this episode in August 2013 in the iRiff section of Rifftrax.com. This is the second co-riff release from the two groups.

The news segment begins with the building of the Norris Dam in the Tennessee Vallet, followed by footage of iceboat races on a lake. Following that are segments that follow gas economy tests in Detroit, hair styles, a soap box derby, and shoving a dog into a glove compartment!

The news segment begins with the building of a highway in Key West, Florida, followed by footage of an auto factory in Baltimore celebrating Chevrolet's oldest employees. Following that are segments that involve transporting a horse inside a car, driving a bus on train tracks, old advertisements, a very narrow street, and an interesting method of decorating your car!

The news segment begins with the benefits of cement mixing trucks before switching gears to logging trucks. Next we look at the debate over the oldest house & the history of the horseless carriage. After looking to the past, we zoom ahead to a futuristic looking car and trailer. Speeding along we look to a section on costume jewelry, the benefits of a well soundproofed car, testing army transport vehicles, and production lines in Michigan. The news concludes with using a live dog as a hood ornament.

The news segment begins with a woman on a surf board being towed by a car. We next see a race to a small village where the winner gets to name the town. For some reason there is an alligator in the back seat of the car in the next segment. That seemed too unsafe, so we head to the beachside pistol range of the Miami police. Following that we see people transporting a boat on the roof of their car. Next is an exciting segment on the amazing world of parking meters. The episode ends with a weird segment about open air pools that involves diving, wrestling, and greased poles.

It seems that Chevy felt there wasn't enough insane animal segments in their previous episodes of Chevrolet Leader News, so they jam packed as many as they could into this one! Join the guys from OneWallCinema as they provide a humorous commentary that hopefully alleviates the awfulness. Segments include getting the freshest ingredients for soup, limousines for horses, hitting golf balls at women in bikinis, the fight against dust, and dogs watching cats fight in a boxing ring.

It's time once again for another humorous look at Chevy Leader News! Can you believe there have been 10 already? Neither can we! Segments include a traveling barber shop, a transport vehicle, a dog who is a fireman, police using aircraft for alleviating traffic congestion, and a very confusing speed boat race!

OneWallCinema released their riff of several vintage shaving commercials in May 2014. This video was released as one part of the OneWallCinema and Two Kyles On Craft Beer celebration of Cinco De Mustache. The second part was a Craft Beer review of Traveler Brewing's flagship product the "Curious Traveler Shandy" which is available to watch on the Two Kyles On Craft Beer YouTube Channel. This beer was chosen primarily for the bottle's signature mustache artwork.

OneWallCinema released their riff of Case Study: LSD as well as several vintage commercials in December 2015. The commercials primarily consist of vintage razor commercials which were originally intended to be part of the May 5th, 2015 Cinco De Mustache Shaving Spectacular. Unfortunately due to a severe computer crash immediately after the recording most of the audio files were lost. The group finally revisited the project in December.

OneWallCinema released their riff of two shorts compiled as "The Barbers of Riffsville" in May 2016. The first short is of a news segment about a singing barber who is following his dream of entering a singing competition. This was originally intended to be part of the May 5th, 2015 Cinco De Mustache Shaving Spectacular. Unfortunately due to a severe computer crash immediately after the recording most of the audio files were lost. The group finally revisited the project in December 2015, however they decided to save this segment for the 2016 special rather than including it in Case Study: LSD & Vintage Commercials. The second segment is an episode of Americans At Work from 1959 focusing on barbers.