circuit court's ruling.Federal Supplement, West's Federal Reporter; Second Series Following the ruling, Mad went on to publish many hundreds of song parodies over the decades, including paperback collections. In 2009, the magazine's most prolific rhyming parodist, Frank Jacobs, appeared in the sixth chapter of the PBS documentary Make 'em Laugh: The Funny Business of America singing "Blue Cross," his parody of Berlin's "Blue Skies" (and health insurance) that had appeared in the original 1961 collection. Parodies from Sing Along with MADWritten by Irving Berlin: "You’re Just in Love"—parodied as "That’s the Way Payola Goes" "Easter Parade" -- "Beauty Parade" "There’s No Business Like Show Business" -- "There’s No Business Like No Business" "Blue Skies" -- "Blue Cross" "Always" -- "Always" "A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody" -- "Louella Schwartz Describes Her Malady" "The Girl That I Marry" "The Horse That I’m Betting" "Cheek to Cheek" -- "Sheik to Sheik"Written by Jerome Kern: "Who"—parodied as "Luce" "The Last Time I Saw Paris" -- "The First Time I Saw Maris" "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes" -- "Castro Told Us Lies"Written by Cole Porter: "I’ve Got You Under My Skin"—parodied as "I Swat You Hard on the Skin" "Begin the Beguine" -- "When They Bring In the Machine" "Anything Goes" -- "Anything Goes" "You’re the Top" -- "You’re the Top" "Let’s Do It" -- "Let’s Do It" "I Get a Kick Out of You" -- "I Get a Kick-Back From You" "It’s All Right with Me" -- "To Get More Salary"Written by Richard Rodgers, with Lorenz Hart or Oscar Hammerstein II''': "Where Or When"—parodied as "Where Or When" "It Might As Well Be Spring" -- "I’m Glad That You Can’t Sing" "A Cockeyed Optimist" --"A Nuclear Physicist" "There’s a Small Hotel" -- "There’s a Small Canal" "Oklahoma" -- "Albert Einstein" "My Funny Valentine" -- "My Padded Overtime" "Shall We Dance?" -- "Shall We Strike?" "Hello, Young Lovers" -- "Hello, Young Doctors" "I Whistle a Happy Tune" -- "I Tell ‘Em They’ve Got a Bug" "My Heart Stood Still" -- "My Dreams Were Killed" "Manhattan" -- "I’ll Have Nairobi" "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" -- "Oh, What a Beautiful Beefsteak" The plaintiffs held the publishing rights to 30 of the 57 songs that had been parodied by Mad. Other than the six parodies specifically cited in the two judges' rulings -- "The First Time I Saw Maris", "Louella Schwartz Describes Her Malady", "I