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Culture Buzz Let's work together to create a collection the best underrated sketch comedy out there. Add a video below, but try to keep it to stuff that might be new to people. So, like, no Dead Parrot Sketch. OK LET'S DO THIS.
Actually all of the age old questions. When Nick hooks up with Brian's girlfriend, the truth (all of it) comes out.
The hipsters discuss their favorite songs. You probably haven't heard of them.
You wonder why Simon Pegg doesn't have a 9-to-5… [Ed. note: Apropos of nothing, why not treat yourself to this classic sketch from the brilliant late '90s British sketch comedy show Big Train?]
Keep in mind that Norway is very far from the equator, so gravity works differently there. [Ed. note: Gravity-based sketches are clearly the thing at the moment. I'm into it.]
This is an all too familiar feeling. [Ed. note: This is from the first series of an Australian sketch comedy show called The Micallef Programme that seems like it would be way more fun to watch than Godforsaken Saturday Night Live.] (Via reddit.)
This hilarious video by comedy group A Week of Kindness (featuring Dan Hopper of BestWeekEver.tv) provides an answer for that question we all find ourselves asking at some point or another: “I got horses. What do I do with them?” Horse Lift!
Get ready for the social networking revolution. I can't wait to actually be able to share things with friends! [via BoingBoing]
This is the only way James Cameron can eat his food. Except when he does it there's more explosions and each meal takes 3 hours. I'm hungry, is it lunch time?
Dear, ladies. This is what you sound like to the rest of us. (via Harvard Sailing Team)
…And then, after he got off his plane, he held a press conference to clear a few things up. (From Elephant Larry.)
Culture Buzz Aspen and Wendy are effete straight dudes (from new and old money, respectively) livin' the life of the young, rich, and atrocious in L.A. Wait for the scene at the club to understand why *some* of us prefer quiet nights at home. Ahem.
Nothing spells drama like go karts and Italian stereotypes! We love the idea, but we'll wait patiently until Dame Judi Dench scores a cameo as Diddy Kong.
A filthy, bizarre, and ultimately hilarious setup in which the Murder, She Wrote star serves as the go-to Private Dick regarding matters of …well, the dick. Angela Lansbury looking like an Asian burn victim with a mustache? Aw, come on, you guys, this is too weird for its own good. (That being said, when do we get the second episode???)
Culture Buzz Doctor J. Marcus treats his patients with common sense, ruling out the use of “fancy beeping machines” and all that nonsense. Ginger ale and saltines: the eternal solution to ailments and Diabetes.
Food Buzz When water's too bland and soda's too sweet, there's always butter water, which is like a milkshake made from heart attacks. Incidentally, this is what Paula Deen refers to when she says to “just add water.”
TV Buzz “Motherlovers” may, indeed, have been the best part of this weekend's SNL, but we think the commercial spoof about Moms mispronouncing the names of celebrities comes in a close second. And now that Mom's finally coming around to Twitter, wait 'til she gets a load of Kashi Thatcher's tweets!
TV Buzz If Tilda Swinton, Pete Sampras, and dragon with a plunger for a hat performed late-night sketch comedy together, this would be its opening. If we may suggest our own offbeat cast member choices: Mario Batali! Sally Jesse Raphael! Marla Gibbs! The youngest brother from Malcolm in the Middle! Victoria Jackson! Viagra!
“Don't say another word!” On tonight's installment of the…
Here we have Conan O'Brien shamelessly (and adorably) exploiting…
