In this comedy special taped at DAR Constitution Hall, his first solo special on the network in seven years, Williams covers such topics global warming, sex and politics, the state of health care in the country (suggesting a cash for clunkers program for elderly relatives, among other things), drugs – recreational and otherwise – and more personal topics, including his recent heart surgery.

Strike Back (promoted as Chris Ryan's Strike Back) was based on the eponymous novel written by ex-British Special Forces soldier Chris Ryan. The first series featured Richard Armitage (Robin Hood)and Andrew Lincoln (The Walking Dead) as two former soldiers who worked for a part of MI6 known as Section 20. The second series, titled Strike Back: Project Dawn, still followed the exploits of Section 20, but with a completely new cast led by Amanda Mealing (Holby City), Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester (Camelot).

Strike Back (promoted as Chris Ryan's Strike Back) was based on the eponymous novel written by ex-British Special Forces soldier Chris Ryan. The first series featured Richard Armitage (Robin Hood)and Andrew Lincoln (The Walking Dead) as two former soldiers who worked for a part of MI6 known as Section 20. The second series, titled Strike Back: Project Dawn, still followed the exploits of Section 20, but with a completely new cast led by Amanda Mealing (Holby City), Sullivan Stapleton and Philip Winchester (Camelot).

Strike Back (promoted as Chris Ryan's Strike Back) was based on the eponymous novel written by ex-British Special Forces soldier Chris Ryan.

The most unlikely team-up ever comes to an end. It's the crashing finish to the brief alliance of Batman, Robin and Jason Todd, a.k.a. The Red Hood, against a common foe. After all, the three "sons of Wayne" can put their differences aside for just so long. And when one fight ends, another will begin...