Rick and Morty is the last place we’d turn to try and solve our existential crisis, but that didn’t stop video essayist Will Schoder from finding serious philosophical depth in the offbeat and indelicate sci-fi cartoon.

California artist J A Woodwork handcrafts fantastic desktop timepieces from uniquely charactered woods. Our personal favorite is Clock #017, which is made from a chunk of insect-bored cherry wood, with its six Nixie gas tubes mounted horizontally.

In between projects for Pixar, animators Andrew Coats and Lou Hamou-Lhadj created this short film about a sheriff haunted by memories of a tragic mistake he made many as a young man. This is animated filmmaking at its absolute best. Learn about their inspiration here.

The perfect way to serve Hors D’oeuvres for your Halloween party, this amusing silicone toothpick holder lets your guests get all stabby with a tiny houseguest. We think if you stuck those frilly red picks in backwards it would look like blood was gushing out.

“Welcome to the Hydraulic Press Channel. Today we have stupid things for our press.” Well at least they’re self-aware. The destroyers of all things toss a bunch of random stuff under their mighty crusher, the most spectacular of which ends up being a simple deck of cards.

Alessandro Zambelli gives the skateboard a playful twist, turning it into a porcelain tray and table accent. It’s available in white or super shiny gold. Part of Zambelli’s Memorabilia collection for Seletti.

The Mag-Lev Audio turntable uses magnets to make the platter float for the ultimate in vibration isolation. It also has an orange LED, a UPS to make sure the platter won’t fall when the power goes out, a Pro-Ject 8.6 tonearm and an Ortofon OM 5E cartridge.

A look at Dishonored 2‘s themed missions. These are quests where you still have a target within a fortified level, but there are mechanics or level designs specific to a mission that enrich and expand your playthrough, such as a time-traveling device or a transforming house.

Tonight! Richard Hammond is embarrassed, Jeremy Clarkson is embarrassed and James May is embarrassed. Hammond makes it clear what he and his boys think of their replacements with this vicious mashup.

Ideal for coffee purists, SmartConcrete’s wonderfully deconstructed coffee maker is made from copper tube with a concrete base. Insert the glass funnel, add your filter, and start slowly pouring. A cork base keeps glassware from sliding. Handmade in Germany.

Kobi is the ultimate lazy man’s robot. It has three swappable modules: one to mow the lawn, one to grab leaves, and one to blow snow. It can work on its own and use weather forecasts to schedule cleaning, or you can manage it via an app. Drops 2017 for $4,000+.

Before we watched Nukazooka’s latest video, we thought NERF projectiles were soft and harmless. But it turns out that all war is hell, whether you’re firing bullets or foam darts. Still, we wouldn’t mind a NERF tank.

The perfect way for gamers to keep their keychains in check, the Keytendo looks like the face of Nintendo’s classic 8-bit console, and holds onto keys using keyfobs that look like joystick connectors. The cartridge door opens to provide a small storage space too.

“Aren’t all stormtroopers technically death troopers?” Your boy from far, far away is back with his reaction video to the final Rogue One: A Star Wars Story trailer. Watch as he slowly loses his temper at the inept Empire.

This pro-grade appliance takes in grains, and automatically ferments and produces up to 2.5 gallons of craft beer in less than 4 hours. Those looking for an easier to use, smaller system should check out the $799 Pico, which brews pre-mixed grains from famous craft breweries.

(PG-13: Language) Here are some of the fun bits from Conan O’Brien’s gym sesh with Kevin Hart that didn’t make it on air. Conan talks about loving Fruit Loops, turns down a guy who wasn’t even hitting on him and tells an inspirational story.

As we already know, Adam Savage loves to dress up in complicated costumes and walk around conventions to see if he can avoid being identified. For NYCC 2016, he dressed as the delightfully rotund Totoro. We love how he squeezed through that doorway at 4:45.

Looking for the ultimate in audio minimalism? These earbuds are as compact as you can get, eliminating all wires, and just barely sticking out of your ears. Their storage case also charges them, and they have active noise suppression and echo cancellation for phone calls.

Hypnotic footage of an Intralox conveyor system, which uses a series of active roller belts to move individual products into perfect formation for loading onto pallets. The objects seem to move into position as if by magic. This demo is equally enthralling.

(SPOILERS) If you’re sold on Battlefield 1, skip this video. In multiplayer, there’s a capture the flag-like mode where you have to find, hide, and then send a messenger pigeon. And in single player… well, see for yourself.

YouTube channel Freethink has a new series of brief documentaries about private space technology companies. The first episode is about XCOR and its Lynx, an airplane-like rocketship that could one day make four flights a day, five days a week.

You may have seen 2Chainz showing Eleven some love with a dope hoodie. It’s from French label ih nom uh nit’s Pop Up Series, a collection of oversized tees and hoodies featuring portraits of Netflix characters from Stranger Things and Narcos.

(Gore) CineFix compares the 1994 supernatural action flick The Crow and its source material, James O’Barr’s 1989 comic book series. While both are about coping with the loss of a loved one, the movie takes a more conventional approach to the hero’s journey.