as a cross-breed of a man's DNA and his home computer. House of Cosbys—An animated series by Justin Roiland about a fan and his collection of Bill Cosby clones. House of Cosbys was the first Channel 101 show to be ranked number one at three screenings in a row. It was cancelled and removed from the Channel 101 site after four episodes following a cease and desist letter from Cosby's lawyers, though a fifth episode was produced. Laser Fart—A superhero parody initially conceived as a joke submission by Dan Harmon, who also starred in the title role, Laser Fart became a surprise hit, lasting ten episodes in prime time from 2004 to 2005. Jack Black guest-starred in two episodes. Sockbaby—Starring John Soares and zero-budget martial arts from Doug TenNapel, the creator of Earthworm Jim. Planet Unicorn—Fictional stories revolve around three talking unicorns – Feathers, Cadillac, and Tom Cruise – who were created by an 8-year-old gay boy named Shannon. The 'Bu—A long-running prime time show (11 episodes); also known for being filmed with new casts and crew for the last three episodes. The show was created by The Lonely Island. Gigabots—A Power Rangers parody made by the Duncan Brothers and Brenan Campbell. Brently and Mrs. Gould—Starring Brently Heilbron and his 85-year-old sidekick, Mrs. Gould (played by Jean Farber). Call Me Cobra—Starring Drew Carey, a show about a man who is mistaken for a professional killer, but takes the job for the money. Channel 101: The Musical—A fully orchestrated Broadway-style musical featuring Sarah Silverman and Happy Days Donny Most. Most Extraordinary Space Investigations—Starring Dan Harmon, Sevan Najarian, Justin Roiland, and Sarah Silverman. It is noted for intentional mistakes, and purposely performing notable errors. Twigger's Holiday—Starring Rob Schrab, a colorful musical about a kid growing up. Shitbuster—Holds the record for most downloaded failed pilot. A revived short series starring Chris Romano as the original Shitbuster ran for 3 episodes. The Jogger—Cancelled pilot about a jogger solving problems. It garnered praise for the choreography and was later featured in Entertainment Weekly. The show later had its rights picked up by a production company. The Wright Stuff—Starring Ethan Phillips as President Theodore Roosevelt and created by Ford Austin and Scott Ingalls. It became the highest budgeted Channel 101 series at $5,000 per episode. I Love Vaginas—The creators, at age 14, were the youngest to make it to the Channel 101 screening. The Serious Businessman—This