I recently stumbled upon this fan-made Seattle version of the Perfect Strangers opening sequence. Terrific work:
(Nod: TV Series Finale)
I recently stumbled upon this fan-made Seattle version of the Perfect Strangers opening sequence. Terrific work:
(Nod: TV Series Finale)
Back in 1995, Golden Girls Estelle Getty, Rue McClanahan, and Betty White did a parody of Clueless for the MTV Video Awards. Last night, I stumbled upon this treasure for the first time. If you enjoy the Golden Girls, you’ll enjoy this:
An impressive flip-book project by Jamie Bell:
(Nod: Motionographer)
If air travel worked like the health care system. In this context, I’m amazed that we tolerate such a disgustingly broken and inefficient system.
(Nod: The Daily Dish)
This sensational interpretation of Bohemian Rhapsody by the Muppets. Amazing!
For my fellow current or former Clevelanders:
(Nod: Tim)
…in Scrabble. How to win (and possibly lose friends, or at least make them want to never play with you again):
Curious, the first word I played in an iPhone Scrabble game I started yesterday with a friend was “DIRTY” for 26 points. And then he played a ‘Q’ on my ‘I’ for 21 points. Hah.
(Nod: The Daily Dish)
Adjectives used at the recent Apple Music Event:
Our camera takes 1 exposure every 10 seconds, as we drive from San Francisco to Washington D.C.
(Nod: The Daily Dish)
This commercial debuted last week and is easily one of the funniest, most intelligent “This Is SportsCenter” commercials yet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4x6jtK8BW8I probably wouldn’t have appreciated it as much had I not recently road-tripped to Boston and been at the Old North Church.
(Nod: DA)
One of my favorite YouTube videos. So many quotable lines here that are good for “repeating, of course.” Some language NSFW.
A friend of mine sent this video to me knowing how much I enjoy the work of John Williams.
For your enjoyment, “Star Wars” by moosebutter:
(Nod: Corey)
(Nod: The Daily Dish)
JibJab’s annual report:
Here’s 2007.
(Nod: DemConWatch)
I’m a little late, but it’s too good not to post it anyway. My parents were watching the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade on Thursday, and:
I was within listening distance of the TV and exclamed, “ah, they got rickrolled.” I had to explain what rickrolling is. How awesome was the parade, though. All of America got rickrolled by a live Rick Astley.
I still love this clip, too John McCain gets Barackrolled:
My parents, visiting for the long weekend, were watching one of the network morning shows today, and a representative from the Butterball Hotline was on the show. I was happily reminded of this string of scenes from The West Wing:
Please may we have debates that don’t devolve into recitations of talking points?
A presidential debate remix:
I love YouTube. :-)