Breaking MVP trophy, willful vending machine, school uniforms.

When a van stalls, one of California's busiest freeways turns into a deadly pile-up. A well armed group of bank robbers unleash a fury of bullets on officers and a man takes his anger out on police by ramming several of their cruisers.

All bets are off when HRH becomes His Majesty, King Edward VII and Louisa and Augustus must plan what lies ahead for them.

Each episode contains 30 minutes of extremely bizarre and funny sketch comedy performed by THE STATE, an 11 member sketch comedy troupe who wrote and starred in various sketches seen throughout the program.

After a disastrous by-election, Prime Minister Michael is going through the morning papers with Sebastian. Vicky and her mates try to order drinks in a pub, despite being obviously underage. Lou and Andy are buying ice creams at the seaside. Stage hypnotist Kenny Craig uses his powers to win at Scrabble while visiting his mother in hospital. At Fatfighters, Marjorie delights in telling the class all the most embarrassing details about a new member, her sister Barbara. In his local pub, Daffyd is moaning to Myfanwy that there are no local activities for gays.

CNET senior editor Kent German walks you through the iPhone updates that Apple announced at Macworld 2008.

CNET Senior Editor Kent German walks you through the iPhone updates that Apple announced at Macworld 2008.

Some of Israel's 1.3 million Arab citizens say they feel increasingly unwanted and far less well off than Israeli Jews.

This yummy cell phone on view at CTIA features a slider design, funky touchpad, 1.3-megapixel camera, and an MP3 player.

Verizon's new V Cast flip phone, the Motorola E815 scores with a sharp 1.3-megapixel camera, Bluetooth, plenty of RAM, and an MP3 player.