parody of a morning talk show Onion Film Standard with Peter K. Rosenthal: Movie critic Peter K. Rosenthal (played by Ron E. Rains) presents his views on famous films, both classic and contemporary. Onion Social: a parody of Facebook. In the Know with Clifford Banes: a parody news talk show Mothershould with Grace Manning-Devlin: a parody of women's issues YouTube vlogs The Whole Body: Satire health tips. Good Taste: Recipes and cooking videos. EDGE: a parody of the HBO non-fiction program VICE Owner's Box: a parody of ESPN and other sports-news programs Sportology: parodies an investigation of sport science. O-Span: A parody of C-SPAN. Now: Focus: A parody of NowThis News. Onion Explains: Short videos giving a brief explanation of a topic. Onion Insights: In 2008, The Onion launched a series of YouTube videos produced by its 'Onion Digital Studios' division, funded in part by a grant from YouTube and exclusive to the site. Series produced were: Sex House: A dark satire of reality show culture and negligent producers. Lake Dredge Appraisal: A show centering on the dredged salvage of a lake, appraised of its worth on public access television. Trouble Hacking with Drew Cleary: A mock Life Hacking Q and A series. Horrifying Planet: A nihilistic parody of nature documentaries. Onion Talks: A satire of TED Talks. Porkin' Across America with Jim Haggerty: An on-the-road food reality show featuring Jim Haggerty from Today Now. America's Best: An American Idol parody. Dr. Good: Parody of The Dr. Oz Show. The Onion Movie The Onion Movie is a direct-to-video film written by then-Onion editor Robert D. Siegel and writer Todd Hanson and directed by Tom Kuntz and Mike Maguire. Created in 2003, Fox Searchlight Pictures was on board to release the movie, originally called The Untitled Onion Movie, but at some point in the process, directors Kuntz and Maguire—as well as writer Siegel—walked away from the project. In 2006, New Regency Productions took over the production of the troubled project. After two years of being in limbo, the film was released directly on DVD on June 3, 2008. Upon its release it was credited as being directed under the pseudonym of James Kleiner but is still directed by Kuntz and Maguire. In the spring of 2014, former president, publisher, and CEO of The Onion Peter Haise filed a lawsuit Palm Beach County court against the publication's current chairman David K. Schafer