The Amazing Race: Make Baguettes, Not War

Instead of the usual airport hustle and bustle, this week teams were driven to an unknown location (which ended up being France) and they went to war with each other, themselves, Morse code and some really old bicycles. More »

Christopher Walken and Jack Nicholson in Willy Wonka Is Awesome

Brandon Hardesty has done it again. This time, the uber-talented comedian recreates a scene from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory as both Christopher Walken and Jack Nicholson, and dammit if it isn't the best thing we've seen today. Video inside. More »

Jeff Jeffries on Being Dirty

Jeff Jeffries isn't for the faint of heart. Not only is his accent to die for, his profanity/non-profanity is about 1:1. Enjoy. More »

"Springfield of Tomorrow" is Revealed on The Simpsons

Tonight, The Simpsons opened with a tongue-in-cheek look at the "Springfield of Tomorrow," seen through the eyes of a '60s era educational film. Gone are buses and subway rides, and in are plutonium-powered cars—with robot claws! Video inside. More »

MTV Bans "Telephone" Music Video, Remains Completely Irrelevant

CNN reported today that MTV has decided to ban the airing of the music video for Lady Gaga and Beyoncé's "Telephone" on its network. The most shocking thing about this is that MTV still believes its decision matters. Video inside. More »

Netflix Sunday Matinee: The Neverending Story

The Neverending Story is one of the most mind bending acid trips through a child's mind ever brought to the silver screen. More »

Jerry Seinfeld Makes SNL Cameo in Last-Ditch Effort to Save The Marriage Ref

Really, Jerry Seinfeld? You make your ~triumphant~ return to NBC with the horrid train wreck that is The Marriage Ref? Then, you reduce yourself to doing SNL cameos to desperately try to drum up publicity for it? Really? Video inside. More »

Suze Orman: "I Am a Total Lady Gaga Freak"

On her show tonight, Suze Orman entertained a request from a woman who wanted to buy $1,400 headphones. Orman then went on a sweet/hilarious/awesome tangent about her love for Lady Gaga—love that's not reciprocated, apparently. Video inside. More »

Kathy Griffin on Macy Gray

Kathy Griffin has been off the D-list for a few years now but before that Kathy was less famous and more infamous. Watch as she describes a run-in with the "partially retarded" Macy Gray. More »

Deranged Choir Boy Creates Literal Bach 'Four Voice' Choral

They say that all modern music can be attributed to Bach, specifically his 4-part chorals. If Bach is indeed the Godfather of music, on what day did he create this piece, and couldn't he have rested? More »

Saturday Shorts: The Secret of Wendel Samson

A young man's struggle with sexuality overtakes his life, driving him deep into his subconscious where guilt and fears of physicality chase him still further. Cornered by an intangible terror, he realizes he must either break out or break down. More »

Mr. Show - Everest

This Mr. Show sketch is slapstick perfection. It comes from season 4 and stars Jay Johnston, who you may recognize from The Sarah Silverman Program. Repetition is a pretty classic comedic device that when donewrong can be torturous. More »

Ghostbusters Double Feature Saturday Morning Special

The famed spirit exterminators Ray, Egon, Winston and Peter have been constant pop culture figures since their cinematic introduction in 1984. The Real Ghostbusters brought the crew to Saturday Morning with engaging scripts and the voice of Garfield. More »

Bill Maher Mocks "Pandering Shape-Shifter" Mitt Romney (and His Book) on Real Time

Tonight on Real Time, Bill Maher took Mitt Romney to task for being a "pandering shape-shifter." The real laughs came, though, when Maher unveiled a few modified versions of Romney's new book, No Apology. Video inside. Also: New Rules! More »

Loni Love on Being Fat

Larger than life comedienne Loni Love is a gold mine of laughter. Watch this classic Tonight Show appearance of hers, where she explains why being fat isn't all that bad. More »

Your Friday Night TV Lineup

TONIGHT: Emmitt Smith discovers his roots on Who Do You Think You Are?, The Supernanny celebrates 100 episodes, Karl Pilkington is headed to the spa, Jim Gaffigan will make us laugh on The Late Show, and more! More »

Weird, Wordless Soviet Song: The Meme-Mix

Instantly memeable and terrifyingly memorable, Eduard Khil's Soviet-era nonsense song is blowing up all over the interwebs, as expected. One of the finest remakes so far removes the background music and replaces the "tro-lo-lo"-ing with perfectly synced syllabic moaning. More »

America's Best Dance Crew's Disco Renaissance

Disco suffers an undeservedly bad rap considering it's one of the most honestly blissful genres of music. Last night, ABDC's best crews burned up the floor with their own disco infernos, transforming kitschy 70s fare into hip hop. More »

Keyboard Cat 2K10 Will Play You Off Harder Than You Can Imagine

2009 Keyboard Cat is so...2009. New year! New cat! New wicked bumpin' song. If anything else symbolized 5 PM on Friday more than this video, we'd sure like to see it. More »

Amazing Behind the Back Board Shot

Watch as Sacramento King's newest recruit and NBA rookie Tyreke Evans sinks an amazing shot; out of bounds, behind the back board, and 'one'. More »

Don't Swim in Drowney Lake

Poor Dan Drowney. All the man wants to do is film a simple commercial for his lake, but people just wont stop drowning. How frustrating! More »

Larry David, Ricky Gervais and Madonna Almost Made The Marriage Ref Palatable

Seriously! It was not bad last night. And if Madonna didn't try to take over every single conversation, it would almost have been good. Only one problem, this is the only week with Larry David and Ricky Gervais. More »

Insider Trading on Parks and Recreation

While Leslie Knope glimpsed the promised kingdom of the mayor's office, helping with a possum hunt that actually symbolized the ethical dilemmas of insiderism, Ron and Mark were caught in their own battle of friendship and favoritism versus workplace responsibility. More »

We Reveal Today's Freeze Frame

Congratulations to televisionarie for being the first person to answer today's Freeze Frame. Click through for the answer. More »

Speakerphone Scandals on The Real Housewives of New York City

Jill should've left her phone at home cause this is a disastuh! In an attempt to reconcile tensions, Jill speakerphoned Ramona to set the record straight. The record being Ramona's opinion that LuAnn is a "slut" and a "bullshitter." More »

Inside the Ladies Room There's a Secret Task Force Measuring Your "Boyfriend Potential"

The Office's Ellie Kemper starred in a bit on last night's Important Things about what really happens when girls go to the bathroom together. Hint: it's not as hot as you'd think—unless you're turned on by background checks. More »