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Ron Artest inteviews Kobe Bryant, discussing past matchups and their current styles of play.

Kansas City Chiefs received Johnnie Morton goes out on a blind date.

The Barry Bonds Christmas Basket, a comedic gem from 2004 that oddly enough seems so relevant today. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen and edited by Chris Murrin.

A golden oldie from the Best Damn archives. Herm Edwards hires a specialist to help him get fired from the Jets. Lots of video and audio effects were used to create the look of different qualities of video for Doyle's previous clients. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen and edited by Chris Murrin.

Amanda Beard takes viewers into the exciting and funny world of flugtag. We meet some of the contestants and spend time with the judges. Produced by Scott Riddell and edited by Chris Murrin.

A promo for a contest sponsored by Hooters, Victory Motorcycles, and Planet Hollywood. Produced by Charlie Garnsey and edited by Chris Murrin.

John Salley has some fun at the Star Wars Celebration IV convention in Los Angeles. Along with many fans, he talks briefly with Aalya Secura herself, Amy Allen! Produced by Brian DeCloux and Zeus Ayter, edited by Chris Murrin.

A recap of the Best Damn Top 50 Bloopers, numbers 50-2. Produced by Brian DeCloux, edited by Chris Murrin.

Bob Saget, host of NBC's 1 vs 100, does a PSA for the Best Damn Sports Show Period. Produced by Brian DeCloux, edited by Chris Murrin.

Kobe Braynt, Drew Brees, Deuce McAllister, Jennie Finch, Eric Davis, Ron Swoboda, Rodney Peete, and John Salley run a sports clinic for youths in New Orleans. Not my best work, but a nice piece done with a quick turnaround time.

Kobe Braynt, Drew Brees, Deuce McAllister, Jennie Finch, Eric Davis, Ron Swoboda, Rodney Peete, and John Salley run a sports clinic for youths in New Orleans. Not my best work, but a nice piece done with a quick turnaround time.

A spoof of SNL's Lazy Sunday video, all about the 2006 NFL draft. Appearing in the video are USC running back and first round draft pick Reggie Bush, Carolina Panthers wide receiver Steve Smith, and NHL commissioner Gary Bettman. Produced and directed by Joel Santos, edited by Chris Murrin and Glenn Darby.

The first in a series of spoofs of the current NBA "I Love This Game" ad campaign. Voiceover provided by John Amos. Produced by Scott Riddell, edited by Chris Murrin.

A look into the disappearance of Pegye Bechler and the suspicion surrounding her husband, Eric Bechler. Produced by Tom Murray, edited by Chris Murrin.

The story of Isom and Jimmie Turquitt and their alleged involvement in insurance fraud. Produced by Tom Murray, edited by Chris Murrin.

A comedic open to the show, starring Tom Arnold and Dennis Hopper with a special appearance by Ruth Buzzi. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited by Chris Murrin.

We sent Brooke Burns with a camera to Houston for the Super Bowl. She visited the NFL Experience, Whiskey Chicks, Circus Maximus, the HollyRod Foundation fashion show, and the Sports Illustrated/Best Damn Sports Show party. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen and Justin Young, edited by Chris Murrin.

A musical tribute to #3 created as the end of the Beyond the Glory episode about his life. Produced by Kate Davis, edited by Chris Murrin.

Oklahoma Defenseman Dan Cody experiences the ups and downs of the NFL draft. Produced by Joel Santos, edited by Chris Murrin.

Darrell Waltrip tells us about a date with his soon-to-be wife that went horribly wrong. Produced by George Ciccarone and Michael Goldfine, edited by Chris Murrin and Tony Stefanelli.

Los Angeles Lakers trainer Gary Vitti walks us through a day in his life, including inside the rarely-filmed training room. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited by Chris Murrin.

Jay Mohr jokes around with members of the 49ers, including Terrell Owens, J.J. Stokes, Steve Mariucci and Dana Stubblefield. Produced by Doyal Martin, edited by Chris Murrin.

Injured Chicago Bull Jay Williams talks with us about his motorcycle accident, and we follow him as he returns to the United Center for the first time. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited by Chris Murrin and Rob Franklin.

Former New Orleans Saints offensive lineman Kyle Turley drives a truck full of supplies to New Orleans in the aftermath of hurricane Katrina, trying to help anyone he can find. Produced by Joel Santos, edited by Chris Murrin.

Leeann Tweeden makes a stop at A's camp on her tour of MLB Spring Training. A's third baseman Eric Chavez shows her how to play the hot corner. Produced by Brian DeCloux, edited by Chris Murrin.

Stars of sports and Hollywood come together to read a poem about the history of the Super Bowl. Among the guests are Dennis Hopper, Joe Montana, Derek Jeter, Samuel L. Jackson, Lance Armstrong, Bob Knight, Phil Jackson, Serena Williams, Terry Bradshaw, Franco Harris, Marcus Allen, Mike Ditka, Jim Belushi, Jerry Rice, Donald Trump, Marv Levy, Terrell Owens, Jimmy Fallon, John Elway, Wayne Gretzky, Paris Hilton, Nicole Richie, and Donovan McNabb. Produced by Asia Berkley-Mape, edited by Chris Murrin.

A comedic open to the show, starring Daniel Baldwin, Ken Norton, Jr., and Chris Rose. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited by Chris Murrin.

John Salley sits down to dinner with Aretha Franklin, George Gervin, Braylon Edwards, and Willie McGinest. Topics include Muhammad Ali, earning respect, and some very astute Super Bowl XL picks. Produced by John Entz, Charlie Yook, Joel Santos, and Karen Rezentes. Edited by Chris Murrin (my first use of the multicam feature, by the way).

A look at the twists and turns in the lives of Chris and Jalen Rose. Also starring Loni Love of NBC's "Thick and Thin" and a special surprise guest. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited and composited by Chris Murrin.

A comedic open to the show, starring Daniel Baldwin, Ken Norton, Jr., and Chris Rose. Produced by Matt Van Wagenen, edited by Chris Murrin.