Awesome Benedict Cumberbatch

“4,229 eggs were stolen from Macy’s. And the crime scene has your butt written all over it!” Benedict Cumberbatch and Jimmy Fallon play rich people Mad Libs – with a set, costumes and props. Warning: Cumberbatch defiles the Boston accent.

Did you know that Joaquin Phoenix almost got the part of Stephen Strange in Marvel’s Cinematic Universe? That bombshell and more in CineFix’s trivia video about Doctor Strange. Also, we’ve seen it, and think it’s good enough you’ll want to see it on the big screen.

A Magizoologist and the Sorcerer Supreme amuse the audience of The Graham Norton Show, with a little help from Walter White. Watch Eddie Redmayne and Benedict Cumberbatch charm the pants out of everyone with the help of a centuries-old trick.

“The Avengers protect the world from physical dangers. We safeguard it against more mystical threats.” The Doctor conjures his cape out of thin air, Kaecilius provides comic relief, and reality origami is a hit mystic hobby in this TV spot for Doctor Strange.

Sherlock Holmes’ modern adventures continue, but things will take a considerably darker turn. At least one of the season’s stories will involve a battle of wits with the sneaky murderer Culverton Smith. And maybe Moriarty. Please Moriarty. The show returns in 2017.

Our latest look at the Doctor Strange movie is a dazzling peek at the mystical powers of the Sorcerer Supreme, his allies and his foes. If you thought Hawkeye and Black Widow were out of their league compared to Hulk, Cap and Tony…

Dr. Stephen Strange used to be a neurosurgeon, but an accident damaged his hands. While looking for a way to heal, he comes upon a mystical being that trains him to be the Sorcerer Supreme, which sounds like an awesome pizza flavor but is sadly just a mystical Neo.

The always charming Benedict Cumberbatch is put on the spot to do 11 celebrity impressions in under a minute during an MTV interview for his new film The Imitation Game – which has absolutely nothing to do with making silly voices.

When Benedict Cumberbatch dropped by The Graham Norton Show, the host brought up the actor’s struggle with the word “penguins.” That bit starts at 3:20, but if you skip to that part you’re going to miss out on a bit of fan service.

Benedict Cumberbatch narrated the BBC documentary South Pacific. While watching the film, YouTuber Graham Hughes noticed something peculiar: the Sherlock star struggled to pronounce the word “penguins.”

Jimmy Kimmel recently had R. Kelly and Benedict Cumberbatch as guests on the same night. So they decided to put the two stars’ talents together, while at the same time continuing a Star Trek tradition. Promise.

Benedict Cumberbatch’s Alan Rickman impression didn’t really hit the mark. But as he showed on the Graham Norton Show, his Chewbacca voice is so good. So good that he drove Harrison Ford to a flashback. Skip to 1:00.

When Benedict Cumberbatch dropped by Jimmy Fallon’s show, the two read hip hop and R&B lyrics in the voice of Alan Rickman. Neither of them are particularly good at it, but it was worth it for “Lord Rickman of the Alan.”