Awesome Compilations

A compilation of some of the best six second videos and animations submitted by Vine users to GE’s 6SecondScienceFair. Some are too brief to be informative or even comprehensible, but many of the clips are awesome.

Zach Prewitt regales us with another brilliantly edited compilation of film clips, in which people dangle precariously from great heights, and sometimes fall to their demise. The track is In the House – In a Heartbeat from 28 Days Later.

Collegehumor presents the canine equivalent of David After Dentist. Watch as these normally rambunctious dogs become less Tigger and more Eeyore after taking a good hit of anesthetics from the vet.

With the abundance of compilations showing the talent of our species, YouTuber Humansare2011 made a compilation representing other animals  to balance things out. Of course ponies can’t actually moonwalk, but still.

Despite the fact that not every Star Trek movie is a classic, editor Nick Bosworth makes them look that way in his 7-minute tribute which features footage from each and every Trek flick released in theaters to date.

(NSFW) A sampling of the Land of the Rising Sun’s punishing brand of slapstick and twisted take on Western culture. And also indescribable imagery like this human poodle. Oh Japan, you make us nervously happy.

Trekkies may know Capt. Will Riker of the USS Enterprise as a Picard’s Number One, a ladies man and owner of a suave beard. Thanks to YouTuber WeirdHat, now we’ll remember him as the dude who treats chairs as motorcycles.

Watch mascots tussle, miss trick shots, get nut shots and more in this compilation put together by YouTube channel AmazingLife247. The dancing bird mascots at 3:28 are the only winners here.

YouTube historian thepeterson presents the state of American pop culture in 1999. Witness its atrocities (boy bands, Jar-Jar Binks) and gifts to humanity (Snoop and Dre, The Sopranos, Office Space, The Matrix) in one video.

(NSFW: Language) If you liked his lemon problems, check out Will Sasso’s other 6-second series on Vine, where he impersonates Arnold Schwarzenegger while he’s driving. Though he sounds more like Joerg Sprave at times.

A barrage of fictional websites on TV shows, made no doubt to seem hip, poke fun at existing websites or – annoyingly – as a lazy shortcut for exposition. A compilation by Debbie Saslaw for Slacktory.

(NSFW: Language) Tonight! A reporter is sick of being out in the snow, an anchorwoman is red-faced and speechless and a witty anchorman introduces us to the “caboose pistol.” All that and more in this month’s news bloopers.

(NSFW: Language) An homage to Al Pacino, one of the greatest actors of all time and one of the few men who has truly mastered the art of blowing his lid. Compiled by Nelson Carvajal of Press Play.

When life gives you lemons, we hope they’re not given to you this way. Comedian Will Sasso (MAD TV, How I Met Your Mother) has an ongoing series of short clips on Vine wherein he has a lemon-puking affliction.

Soundcloud user conklin.radio has compiled what he claims are all of the times Metallica’s frontman has said “Yea” in their songs. It will either ruin or elevate the word for you. Powerful stuff.

Sports, stunts and first-person perspective videos dominate the latest video of Luc Bergeron aka Zapatou’s popular compilation series. You’ll find links to all 243 videos on his Google+ page.

To celebrate Michael Jordan’s 50th birthday on 2/17/13, Meir21 compiled 50 of His Airness’ best plays, from his college days to his Wizards stint. Poor Craig Ehlo. Happy (belated) B-day MJ!

The gang from Collective Cadenza walk us through the evolution of tunes in which women take the lead in the relationship. It all went horribly off the rails in 1996. Get the guys’ perspective here.

(NSFW: Language) Tarantino’s films have lots of great visual sequences, but they’re also filled with very talkative characters. Here’s part of the reason why, compiled chronologically by CollegeHumor.

Matt Shapiro returns with his latest year-end edit, which magically melds the biggest and best films of 2012 into one mega-blockbuster – and reminds us of all the movies we need in our Netflix queues.

Multitalented artist Jocelyn Pelichet pays tribute to 15 musicians we lost too soon – from a wide variety of genres ranging from jazz to metal to rap, from Ravi Shankar to MCA to the Trololo guy.

Jean-Louis Nguyen shares some of the biggest events of 2012 – from the triumphant to the tragic – as seen through YouTube videos. Full list here. Song is The Mighty Rio Grande by This Will Destroy You.

(Spoilers) Get past the frustration of the mid-season finale with this gorious glorious count of how and how many zombies have been nixed on season 3 of The Walking Dead so far courtesy of Vulture.