Get ready to dance your way to a healthier body with Richard Simmons: Dance Your Pants Off!

Pants-Off Dance-Off is a dance contest which premiered on April 18, 2006 on Fuse. It features stripteasers as they dance while disrobing.In each episode, five contestants striptease to a music video, while interviews, soundbites and photos reveal stories about each so-called "pancer".

Where cooking meets sex! Cook Her Pants Off Takes you out of the dive bars, expensive restaurants and that sardine crammed club and into the clean and extravagant kitchen of culinary heaven. In this semi educational, savvy and over witted satire of sexual help, our award winning chef along with his sexy assistants will guide you through ways to cook up a sultry meal for two while introducing the importance of the artistry showmanship involving culinary perfection. This show will not only add some spice to your sex life but also show examples of how to equate real life scenarios into obtaining the key to both a woman's heart as well as her chastity belt.

Kids from the favelas of Rio use dance as an alternative to drugs and crime.

It's time to tune up those muscles and get them singing like the chorus in a Broadway show. This sassy, sultry 20-minute total-body toning workout is the way to do it. "Don't Cry for Me, Argentina", "Life is a Cabaret", and "All That Jazz" will give those muscles real star quality!

Richard Simmons brings a low impact aerobic workout you can twist and shout with! Featuring the songs: Shout, Heatwave, Proud Mary, Up The Ladder, Devil With A Blue Dress, Someday We'll Be Together, Mony Mony, The Wanderer, Dance to the Music and Shotgun. (Previously released as "Sweatin' to the Oldies 4".)

3 kids learn original choreography by Matt Steffanina and compete to win $5,000.

The residents of Mapleview retirement home rebel against their oppressors and take the staff hostage. Their demands are simple. They want more freedom, real food, no more enemas, free love and porn. A wacky siege begins.

Investigating why beloved fitness icon Richard Simmons hasn't been seen for over eight years. TMZ speaks to the people closest to him including Bruce Vilanch, Suzanne Somers, Dr. Phil, and Simmons' longtime costume designer, Leslie Wilshire.