Awesome Funny Stuff

It can be difficult to keep up with all the different races and species on Star Trek. Here, our old pal Neil Cicierega provides a brief educational video to help us spot the tricky differences between a Liger and a Tigon.

YouTuber Ali Jardz used David Attenborough’s lines from his documentaries to profile Homo screamius, aka the Fangirl. Usually found in herds, this creature utters sounds that resemble human language and is unable to even.

Mulder the cat has an uncanny knack for getting out of rooms, thanks to his impressive ability to open doors by jumping on the handle. Not even a watery moat can stop Mulder. We bet a round doorknob would slow him down.

The queen stumbles upon her husband checking out pawnography. Animation studio Rubber House will have you snickering at chess pieces. This is one of three shorts that it made for Adult Swim; check out the rest here.

Smash Bros. meets Fight Club in 3GI’s tournament-style brawl, featuring characters from Super Smash Bros. 4. Despite the inclusion of fireworks and a freaking taser, it looks like the combatants were more or less fine. Pikachu OP.

Not even awkward silence can dampen the Village People’s moxy in Mario Wienerroither’s latest music-less music video. We’re not sure why but Mario’s take on Glenn Hughes’ voice had us cracking up for a good while.

Long before Liam Neeson took his vengeance in Taken, Charles Bronson was the ultimate movie vigilante, “bringing justice to the streets.” This HuffPo compilation sums up the plotlines of one of Hollywood’s greatest badasses.

Sean Bean’s notable death resume has practically turned him into a walking spoiler. To promote his upcoming TV series Legends, the actor poked fun at his morbid reputation. It looks like his show will only have a single season. And episode.

“Where do I put my orange one?” YouTuber Lance E. MacDonald shares this video of his 3-year-old daughter Penny taking on the final level of Portal 2. Lance says this is the sixth time she’s beaten the game. You sure got him Penny!

Last Week Tonight’s John Oliver looks at payday loans. The $9B industry is abusing loopholes, lobbying and conflicts of interest to get away with absurdly high interest rates. The show then proposes an alternative to these loan sharks.

Some gu– er, musician Jonathan Mann bemoans the fact that the times he attained Internet fame paradoxically led to him losing his identity, thanks to headlines that refer to him in generic terms.

Two undertakers go through hell as they try to finish their job and deliver a coffin to its final resting place. Smith & Foulkes‘ Oscar-nominated short film is a visual treat and an irreverent slapstick romp.

Smosh Games takes on the Mass Effect trilogy. They fail to mention the game’s idiotic A.I. and understate how annoying its loading times are, but as always their character monikers more than make up for it.

After a brief stint in the Premier League, Jason Sudeikis’ clueless soccer coach character is back home. Thanks to his six-and-a-half hour coaching experience, he’s now managing an 8th grade club and engaging in “pundintry.”

(NSFW: Language) YouTuber Jaboody Dubs dubs over TV shows, trailers and commercials. They don’t bother syncing the audio; they just maximize the comedic value of what’s on display. Take this gross infomercial for example.

Volkswagen tested if its rally drivers can name cars by their sound witht the help of Daniel Jovanov, who has the uncanny ability to imitate vehicle sounds. Seriously, considering he doesn’t have reverb that’s a damn good Polo R sound.

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from The Gregory Brothers, but they were just waiting for the right meme to hit before songifying it. And if you don’t know what we’re talking about, apparently you don’t watch the internet.

To promote Hormel’s Black Label bacon, CS Engineering modified a TRACK T-800 CDI to make it run on bacon. Or at least biodiesel made from bacon grease. The best part? Evidently, the bike’s fumes smell like bacon.

What starts out as a bunch of drunk blokes singing in a London bathroom quickly turns awesome when Oli Goss busts out his best impression of reggae-pop singer Shaggy and his distinctive frog-in-the-throat vocals. Boombastic!

The forefather of Home Movies and Bob’s Burgers, Dr. Katz Professional Therapist is a classic animated comedy. So when we stumbled onto the show performed on live stage, we were tickled. You know what the music means.

YouTuber Swami Vinayaka shares this video of a game of musical chairs at a rodeo. It sounds like a boring video, but then you realize that the contestants are people that love to watch bulls dismantle humans. Skip to 0:30.

Did you know that Mr. Potato Head used to be a more useful Pet Rock? Speaking of which, the Pet Rock made its “inventor” a millionaire, even though rocks are, you know, free. All that and more in Mental Floss’ list of toy facts.

An overused TV and movie trope is how investigators and intelligence organizations solve crimes by asking a technician to “zoom in and enhance.” A few years back, Duncan Robson compiled this amusing supercut of the cliché.