 | Pot-TV | High Society: Supreme Court Speech! 58 min 06 Dec, 2002 The Friday the 13th we have all been waiting for is just about here! Pot TV's own David Malmo-Levine, Chris Clay, Randy Caine and some of Canada's Top Lawyers are heading to Supreme Court on Friday, December 13th, 2002 to challenge Canada's Pot Laws. David, who is representing himself has 35 minutes to tell the Supreme Court Judges why they should strike down cannabis Prohibition. David's gotta edit off twenty more minutes from this speech, nows your chance to tell him whats gotta go! |

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 | Pot-TV | La Sparka 8- Halloween Edition 15 min 29 Oct, 2002 Its been a long time but La Sparka is back and this show is wack.Its Halloween and la sparka is back to his old tricks with metal band Zimmers Hole,he also takes a look back at Wet T-Shirt Madness and shows us how to make a cone out of bubble hash. |

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 | Pot-TV | Weedy Wednesday Smokefest - Driving Stoned 22 min 13 Dec, 2000
After being pulled over twice in his vehicle and hassled by cops that "smelled marijuana", Dana takes a look at the effects of marijuana on driving performance. |

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 | Pot-TV | Electric Ceasar Salad 30 min 19 Aug, 2000
Watermelon And Friends With Hilarious Pot Comedy With Classic Sketches "Canadian Customs" And The Dysfunctional Dating Game" |

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 | Pot-TV | Two Hemp Brothers: Tummy Tee Premier 14 min 13 Jan, 2003 Philly Hosts Dirty and Kaya take us to the Movie Premier Party for Tummy Tee. |

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 | HempTV | Cannabis Common Sense #203 1 hr 0 min 06 Oct, 2002 Hemp News, with Paul Stanford, then Paul, Dr. Phillip Leveque, D.O. Ph.D., and Don Dupay, retired police detective and social worker, take viewers telephone calls. Tonight, Paul has a 1920s era medicine made from 43 and 3/4s grains of extract of cannabis indica, made to remove corns and bunions, and a new product from Switzerland, made with cannabis flower extract. Tonight's film clips include a clip from the 1942 US Department of Agriculture's film, "Hemp for Victory," a clip from a local TV news show that interviews Paul Stanford as he says why the narcs don't need more money, a clip from the Australian TV documentary, "Hemp: Billion Dollar Crop," and more clips from New Jersey Weedman, Ed Forchion, who sits in jail awaiting a hearing on a parole violation for making these TV ads. |

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