read parts of Starr's report on Clinton while Starr was head of the Office of the Independent Counsel, and also highlight certain high-profile politicians own 'anti-moralistic' behavior (in particular Newt Gingrich's affair and subsequent divorce). Crackers the Corporate Crime Fighting Chicken (a character first introduced in TV Nation), played by producer Gideon Evans traveling to Disney World to confront Mickey Mouse about unfair labor practices. The Iowa Caucuses Mosh Pit, in which Alan Keyes dived onto a portable mosh pit and crowd-surfed to Rage Against the Machine to win the endorsement of The Awful Truth for the 2000 presidential election. The Sodomobile, a pink van loaded with homosexual men and women, traveling across the country to U.S. states that have on-the-books sodomy laws, to fight for gay rights. At one point they encounter Pastor Fred Phelps, infamous for picketing during funerals of homosexual men. An election special where a Ficus tree was run against the otherwise unopposed Republican incumbent Rodney Frelinghuysen for a seat in Congress. In total 23 plants ran as write-in candidates for House seats. The Ficus write-in votes were later refused to be counted by the election committee, but the ones that were showed the Ficus having a 4-1 lead over Frelinghuysen. A visit to Philip Morris (now Altria) headquarters, where a group of lung and throat cancer victims used their electronic voice boxes to sing Christmas tunes. Location filming and DVD release The first season of the series was filmed in Chicago, Illinois, and aired on the Bravo cable network in the US and on Channel 4 in the UK. The second season was filmed in New York City. Both seasons were released on DVD on April 29, 2003. Season one had 12 episodes and premiered 11 April 1999 ending 27 June 1999. Season two had 12 episodes, and premiered 17 May 2000 and ended 5 July 2000. See also TV Nation Da Ali G Show The Revolution Will Be Televised References External links Michael Moore (official site) 1999 American television series debuts 2000 American television series endings 1990s American documentary television series 2000s American documentary television series Works by Michael Moore 1990s American satirical television series 2000s American satirical television series Bravo (American TV network) original programming Channel 4 original programming English-language television shows Television shows set in Chicago Television shows set in New York City