Awesome Videos

Tim & Eric helped the camera shy NBA team San Antonio Spurs make a parody of one of their old skits. The result is no less bizarre. It was orchestrated by the one and only Red Mamba. Kawhi should be in the new Terminator movie.

YouTube and Vine trickster Zach King created this wacky video which features what appears to be a typical Rube Goldberg machine, but that has magical powers thanks to the wonders of editing and post-production.

A cat is sick of being harassed by a couple of yippy dogs and does what any good feline would do – he takes revenge – pushing one of the annoying dogs into the swimming pool when he’s had enough. Though his claws almost prove to be his undoing.

Writer/director Ramin Serry’s short flick is a story about a father and his time-traveling grown-up son who has to come back in time to kill the android sent to kill him as a baby. A spot-on parody of confusing time-bending sci-fi plots.

Imperial forces set out to destroy landmark locations in and around Los Angeles in this short clip by Kaipotainment. While the explosion effects are a little cheesy, this movie would be way better than Battle: Los Angeles.

This fight scene from the first season of the Netflix exclusive series Daredevil was done in one take. It’s not as ambitious as True Detective‘s tracking scene, but it’s still well choreographed without being too mechanical.

Mario Wienerroither takes The Verve’s 1997 hit Bittersweet Symphony and turns it into a mundane stroll down the block. Perhaps if they had released the song this way, they wouldn’t have been sued by Rolling Stones’ management.

Actor Jamie Costa loves to impersonate his more popular colleagues. Here’s his compilation of Robin Williams impressions. As uncanny as these may seem, you’ll be even more impressed when you see his range. Good job, Patrick Swayze Jr.

The Washington University Men’s freshman crew team was practicing when their canoe was inundated by hundreds of annoying giant Asian carp flying out of the water and slapping them around. Damn, nature can be weird.

(PG-13: Language) In his interview with Last Week Tonight, Edward Snowden also talked about passwords. He recommends using passphrases. The right passphrase is harder to crack yet more memorable than a random string of characters.

A compilation of cats who want nothing more than to come back in the house so they can make further demands of their human servants just as soon as they get inside. Our cat likes to do this INSIDE the bedroom at 4am.

Jo “SquirrelMonkey” Luitjen takes a hilarious look at what dating app Tinder would have been like had it existed back in the 1980s. We’re not sure if that one dude was named Mason or Manson, but either way he’s creeptacular.

The first episode of Louis du Mont’s short animated series about a tiny spaceman who lands on Earth and must find negotiate our planet to assemble the resources he needs to return home. We look forward to seeing more of his journey.

(PG-13) Cannot. Unsee. Inside Amy Schumer pulls a fast one with the help of Amber Rose and Method Man, parodying the current trend of trashy and naughty pop songs by pointing out that they’re glorifying where your poop comes out.

(PG-13: Language) Last Week Tonight looks at the IRS. No one likes them, but you can’t live without them. The agency is far from perfect, but it’s trying to do its job amidst budget cuts and a rapidly declining workforce.

Artist Jesse England created this rather silly device which, when placed on a turntable, uses vibrations to send music from a Bluetooth device through the needle of the record player – transforming any audio source into vinyl… ish.

The comedians of The Second City Project poke fun at the overuse of magical elixirs to cure all that ails us. They forgot to mention that coconut oil is good for popping popcorn too.

(PG-13 Language) Leigh Singer revisits the topic of movie scenes which confess to the fact that they’re playing out in a ficticious universe, as characters turn to the camera and acknowledge the audience. Eddie Murphy’s are still our faves.

(PG-13: Language) Key & Peele go back to their wicked ways and poke fun at a controversial topic regarding one of the American founding fathers in this fake Ancestry.com commercial.

A trio of drivers meet along a road and decide to play a little “ring around the rosie” with their tuners. We’re duly impressed that none of the three cars made contact, but then again, we only got to see 15 seconds of the festivities.

This German Shepherd proves to be a stern nanny to her younger companion. The puppy invites her to come and play, but she quickly puts an end to the shenanigans. We like to think the kid ran off as soon as she turned her back.

NASA, GoPro and the Internet Archive released this amazing footage taken by astronaut Terry Virts when he went outside the International Space Station to upgrade its docking station.

(PG-13: Language) Leonard is in an eternal state of slow motion, and anything he touches is affected as well. He’s tired of missing out and would love to be normal. Whatever that means. He should’ve just started a YouTube channel.