Awesome Funny Stuff

(SPOILERS) A bonus feature from the Blu-ray box set of Breaking Bad. It shows main actors Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul reading the script for the season finale for the first time. We want to see Cranston read the script for this ending.

Air New Zealand is back with another Lord of the Rings-themed commercial. Like New Zealand’s tourist ad, the airline blurs the line between its country and Middle-Earth. Watch and get a chance to win plane tickets for two here.

Harvard comedy group On Harvard Time decided to punk their university’s longtime football rival Yale by posing as Yale students and giving tours of their enemy’s turf. That gothic architecture.

(NSFW: Language) Collegehumor continues to poke fun– er, glorify the very best leader of North Korea. Will Kim Jong Un’s Pokémon expertise help save his nation? Not that it needs saving. North Korea’s doing just fine.

Kid President thinks we should be kinder to our fellow citizens of planet Earth, and offers up 20 words and phrases for us to consider saying on an everyday basis to help make the world a better place. Sage advice indeed.

One Minute Galactica used footage from The Avengers’ blooper reel to imagine what the movie would’ve been like if the characters were less intense. In other words, this is what it would be like to have RDJ play all of the heroes.

YouTuber Harry Wright and his friends in New Zealand pull off beer pong trick shots in and out of their dorm. They’re not as impressive as the kids from Olivet, but hey, that’s why they’re in college isn’t it?

Pleated-Jeans’ Jeff Wysaski helps us handle one of the more daunting tasks a man can ever face – acting as impromptu midwife. Seems like Jeff’s got this covered, so we’ll be in the other room.

David Blaine stuns Harrison Ford with a teleporting card trick. We refuse to believe that Ford was in on it. He looked like he was going to seriously have a heart attack. From Blaine’s ABC special Real or Magic.

(NSFW: Language) Conan O’Brien handed the task of creating a highlight reel to animators Cyriak and Nick denBoer, resulting in a triptastic ride through the show’s past season. We wouldn’t expect any less from the guy who made this.

Professor X continues to clean house of heroes with mediocre powers, ridding himself of “a man whose weakness is room temperature.” We’re waiting for him to fire Jubilee and her amazing ability to make fireworks. Oh, never mind.

Battle rapper Jackie aka Rapunsell thought that she and her boyfriend Adam were out to smoke some fools. Little did she know that Adam had asked the help of English battle rap league Don’t Flop for a special announcement.

Karl Gude used to be the Director of Information Graphics at Newsweek. Now he gives free lessons on drawing butts. It’s the most useless guide you’ll be compelled to watch out of the presenter’s sheer enthusiasm.

There’s nothing worse than Internet trolls. But if Mario and Fafa are to be believed, we’re all somewhat guilty of baiting people into traps from time to time. Think about it. Without some level of trolling, we’d never have pranks like these.

In an attempt to strike a conversation, a dinner party host unwittingly gets himself in between multiple rocks and hard places. We’re sure he wishes he’d kept his mouth shut, but at least he didn’t unravel an adulterous maze.

Histagrams envisions what famous (and infamous) historical events might have looked like had they been broadcast to the world via Instagram. The trojan horse one is hilarious.

Channing Tatum apes the epic split performed by Jean-Claude Van Damme for his Volvo Trucks commercial. Channing’s stunt is far less impressive, but it did make us laugh more. Once again, we’ve been Channinged by his Tatum.

For Foot Locker’s “Week of Greatness”, famous athletes do their best to right their many wrongs. We can’t decide if Rodman permanently heading to North Korea or Mike Tyson giving Evander Holyfield his ear back is better.

The Pyro is asked to guard a crucial turret. Itching to go back to battle, s/he uses a toy for a proxy. One half of the Cremator’s Conscience stars in this cute Source Filmmaker machinima. Vote for it on the Saxxy Awards here.

We found it unsettling enough to speak to others as if they were dogs. Now Buzzfeed shows us that if adults said or did some of the things kids do, it would be downright disturbing. Guess we need to change the way we act when frustrated.

Peter Smith-Buchanan mocks the business practice of Best Made Co., which rides on the trendy hand-crafted bandwagon to sell otherwise conventional items at marked-up prices. He even has a matching website.

Ladies, we get it. It’s okay to admit you prefer good-looking guys. Seriously. To be fair, we could easily swap the genders in NOKAT Comedy’s sketch and it would still hold true. Watch the first sketch here.

Michigan State students fooled their basketball team’s opponent into committing a shot clock violation twice by incorrectly counting down the shot clock. Trolls? Sure, but it’s not like the actual clock is hidden from players.