Awesome Funny Stuff

“But now I’m curious. I’ve switched the TV off, and now I want to see how it operates.” We don’t know where this is from, but this video is somehow bizarre, hilarious and soothing all at once. The Internet comes through once again.

Joel “Rathergood” Veitch, the man behind those awesomely weird Quizno’s commercials, decided to put on a backyard rodeo, in which the bucking broncos are replaced by snails. According to one commenter, the video is “historically accurate.”

(Warning: Ridiculously Loud) Goku of Dragon Ball Z is pretty hardcore. The folks at FOX ADHD show us just how badass of a warrior he is as he fixes a sandwich the only way he knows how – Super Saiyan style.

It’s a tall order to follow up on the Wagon Queen Family Truckster from the original Vacation, but the Tartan Prancer is definitely one awful vehicle – the perfect thing to take Rusty Griswold’s family across the country.

A brilliantly edited music video for William Shatner’s cheesetastic talk-singing cover of Pulp’s Common People, matched perfectly to scenes from Star Trek the Original Series by YouTuber LordRicco666. (Thanks Conner!)

Urban artist Owen Dippie decked out a wall in Brooklyn with the four Renaissance artists – Leonardo, Raphael, Michelangelo and Donatello – wearing their respective Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle namesakes’ masks. Photos by Jaime Rojo.

A deli in Brooklyn, NY is being forced out of the neighborhood by a 250% rent increase. To help their neighbor, Douglas Cameron and Tommy Noonan made a parody ad campaign showing the store’s items at 250% their actual prices.

Competitive eater Matt Stonie is half-man, one-and-a-half gallon. Watch him devour 12 pints of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream – each with a different flavor – in under 36 minutes. Skip to 2:40 for the feat. We’re assuming he’s not lactose intolerant.

(PG-13 Language) A group of sci-fi and fantasy fans have had it with the barrage of Marvel superhero movies, so they’ve decided to skip Ant-Man. But their Marvel-loving friend Leigh knows how to push their buttons.

(PG-13 Language) “Pixels is bad enough to make you hate the things you love.” Moviebob confirms your suspicions about Pixels and then some. We’d tell him to calm down, but anything pointless, pandering and sexist deserves such ire.

8-Bit Bastard and IGN created this amusing machinima of the opening title sequence from the classic Mike Judge animated series King of the Hill, using characters, environments and vehicles from Grand Theft Auto V.

Get an early look at the new ABC prime-time series The Muppets, which takes us behind the scenes of the lives of Kermit, Miss Piggy, Fozzie and all the gang. The documentary style makes it look like The Office: Muppet Edition to us.

Look away, California. The Slow Mo Guys revisit the bit that made them famous, but this time they put Dan inside the 6-foot water balloon. You can skip to 3:30 for the money shot, but you’re going to miss half the fun.

We don’t know who’s interviewing the man in the foreground, and we certainly don’t know what he’s talking about. But we do know that the poor old lady at the back needs the Mission: Impossible theme tune.

A young girl wants to trade with the tooth fairy, but she also wants to keep her tooth. Her naughty mother films her reaction before and after the fairy’s visit. Huh, so that’s what Kurt Vonnegut’s up to these days.

At the fighting game tournament Evo 2015, Woshige pulled a comeback against one of Guilty Gear Xrd‘s best players, Ogawazato. So he stood up to celebrate. But his win was only the second match in their best of three.

(PG-13 Language) An screenwriter goes out of town so he can escape showbiz. But while you can take a douchebag out of Hollywood… We can’t remember the last time we wanted to punch a fictional character so badly. Great acting.

Ezequiel López combined footage from the 1963 madcap comedy It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World with audio from Mad Max: Fury Road, resulting in an action-packed car chase flick that we’d pay good money to see on the big screen.

Sad Hill Productions parodies the classic Mexican standoff from The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, but with Han Solo, Boba Fett and Greedo in place of Eastwood, Van Cleef and Wallach. Place your bets as to who shoots first.

Stephen knows that you love to watch videos while eating, so he’ll be your lunch buddy this week. For Monday he had food with small-sounding names. Check the Late Show’s YouTube channel for the rest of the episodes.

Illustrator Josh Lynch has an ongoing series of illustrations where he turns Marvel superheroes into dogs. We can’t decide which one we like best. MODOG is probably the right answer, but we love the Mr. Fantastic dachshund so much.

Six-year-old Riley Dashwood nonchalantly does a series of trick shots using ordinary household objects. It took many tries to get some of the shots right, but her persistence paid off. That’s how you play a DVD in style, Riley!

Animator Nate Ziller envisions a world in which John Connor and SkyNet keep sending back more and more Terminators to disrupt the timeline. Despite the low budget, it’s more coherent and satisfying than Terminator: Genisys.