Awesome Funny Stuff

By combining clips of R2-D2 jacking into various computers with Yello’s classic Oh Yeah, editor WhoIsPablo made it look like R2 was having more fun than we thought, sticking his universal computer interface into any port in town. Ch… Chika Chika indeed.

Reigning MVP Steph Curry continues to be the NBA’s mad trickster, responding to dire situations with absurd moves. In this play from a pre-season game against the Lakers, he slips and falls down but still ends up humiliating his guard.

Despite its mass media acceptance, Adam Ruins Everything would like to remind us that the polygraph test is more of a placebo than an accurate device. Even its inventor thought so, and you certainly don’t need a clean conscience to screw with its results.

A hilariously campy video from General Motors’ 1956 Motorama exhibit that looked forward to the distant future (1976) and the autonomous, gas turbine powered vehicles we were supposed to have by then. The song is awesome, as is the drink dispenser glovebox.

SNL may not exactly be batting 1.000 these days, but we got the perfect mix of laughs and chills when Tracy Morgan returned to the stage after the ordeal of his last 16 months, with amusing sketches like Where Jackie Chan at?, and the classic Brian Fellow’s Safari Planet.

(PG-13: Language) When this loving mom found out that the leading orange juice brand contains too much sugar, she was shocked. And that led her to an episode of self-reflection. Among other things. Cole Escola’s skit will make you switch to Happy Orange. Or else.

A hilarious music video that takes on women who constantly wear activewear outfits all the time as if to prove that they’re really into fitness – even if they’re not. The Van Vuuren Bros may be our new Flight of the Conchords.

A shepherd and a group of helpers take an unconventional route, as they lead a huge herd of sheep down a city street in Poland, resulting in some really baaaad traffic. They should really be lambasted for this. Okay, we’ll stop.

Welcome to Northwest Coast Customs. Max Siedentopf went around his home city of Amsterdam “looking for the most average cars he could find” and upgraded them with parts made from cardboard without their owners’ knowledge. More on Vice.

He’s confirmed their existence, but Adam Savage isn’t done with the Squawkie Talkies aka duck army (which by the way are not ducks but albatross). He used 16 of the toys and a hand built restraint to unleash hell on Earth. Skip to 20:49 for the bomb.

Sandwich Video’s new parody series features a 1980s talk show talking about the tech news and personalities of today. The pervy host is quite creepy, but if you like awkward humor and the retro parody Look Around You, Computer Show is for you.

A group of motorists become increasingly impatient – and monstrous – at each red light. Director and animator Nate Theis perfectly illustrates road rage in his award-winning animated short film. Turn the volume down.

(Gore) Red Guy is gone, but Bird Guy and Yellow Guy have no time to think of him because they have to learn about food. The nightmare continues in this demented puppet show, but it seems like the characters are seeing the light at the end of the tunnel.

You Suck at Cooking is a parody cooking show about a guy who pretty much sucks at everything. Including cooking. Though he does have magical powers. Watch him make a crispy ramen salad, invent a new utensil and show off the world’s worst Rube Goldberg machine.

(PG-13 Language) While the 2015 envisioned 30 years ago in Back to the Future Part II was a sort of commercial utopia, filled with magical Hoverboards and self-lacing Nikes, here’s what we got instead. Thanks, CollegeHumor.

Did you know that Apple co-founder Steve Jobs was the first American to orbit the Earth? And that he founded the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation? All that and more in Vulture’s exclusive scoop: Jobs’ 100% historically-acccurate autobiographical movie.

Screen Junkies has a lot of questions about one of the dumbest movies ever made, which was so confident in its marketing that it taunted the audience with a meta plot about cashing in on nostalgia. And it freaking made bank. We the audience deserve our own honest trailer.

Late Night‘s new segment challenges actors to perform cliché scenes, such as screaming “Why?!?” in despair to faking enthusiasm for a bad movie. First up is Olivia Wilde, who was up to the challenge. Seth Meyers on the other hand badly needs a hosting coach.

A few months ago MOBA streamer Nigma trolled his patrons and more so new viewers with a linkbait broadcast title that didn’t turn out to be a typo. He says he got $300 in donations. Stop encouraging other grills kappa!

Sufficiently Advanced stuffed a powerful battery-powered electromagnet in a toy replica of Thor’s hammer. The magnet turns on when the handle is held, so it’ll stick to magnetic surfaces… unless you have Sufficiently Advanced’s thumbprint. Or you’re smart.

“Tired of waiting for your pumpkin spice latte? Well consider this: your name could be Todd…” The Late Show‘s new Life Hacked segment gives tips on reducing your electricity bill, maintaining your PC, getting a miniature pony and more.

Using Nintendo’s defunct gaming magazine and manuals from previous Mario games, The Game Theorists propose that Bowser keeps on kidnapping Princess Peach not for himself but for the Koopalings. Then why won’t he just go on a normal date?!

Adam Conover of Adam Ruins Everything takes an cynical and amusing look at how the early days of the automobile industry managed to turn something as innocuous as crossing a street into a criminal act.