Awesome Parodies

Crikey O’ Blimey! The clueless British sports commentator is back with his take on the 2015 Super Bowl. Only the game he actually watched was the Oregon/Ohio State championship. And Big O 12 is one of our favorite players.

Saturday Night Live parodies Morgan Freeman’s classic parole speech from The Shawshank Redemption. But here the members of the board clearly don’t need to hear a word from Kenan Thompson’s character.

“Why does he keep talking about this camera to me like I care? “It shoots 4K and has 14 stops of dynamic range.” What a jerk.” Jon Cole made this to test the Sony FS7. And make a self-deprecating apology in behalf of all camera nuts.

“I hope no bad people show up.” Goofball Mario Wienerroither strips the music from the Beastie Boys’ classic Fight for Your Right (to Party) and turns it a regular old party. Assuming the parties you go to are like the ones we attend.

With country star Blake Shelton as its guest host, Saturday Night Live had the perfect opportunity to create this uplifting ditty. Listen y’all to this story of “hope in the form of a little ol’ dirty boot.”

We can’t wait to play the next Uncharted game when it hits the PS4. Videogamedunkey claims he got his hands on an early build, but it’s actually a horrible Uncharted knock-off called Unearthed: Trail of Ibn Battuta.

“Every year, one in 10 million people is born with things for hands. The Center for People With Things for Hands is here to help…” A hilarious parody of public service ads by Jeff Wysaski and Reza Farazmand.

A hilarious collection of nonsensical prints that mock the bland and stereotypical posters from the ’80s and the early ’90s. Brought to you by writer Dean Fleischer-Camp, one half of the duo behind Marcel the Shell.

Key & Peele play inept commentators giving their take on the AFC and NFC championships. They will host Comedy Central’s Super Bowl comedy special later this month. They should do Shaq and Chuckster too.

“Ah bet ah could move this glahss with mah maaaahnd. But ahm afraid of what it’d mean if ah couuuuld.” Jon Bailey mocks Matthew McConaughey in this parody of the Lincoln MKZ ad. Got an hour’s worth of them flat circles? Here.

(NSFW) Amy Schumer’s favorite sketch from the past season of her Comedy Central show Inside Amy Schumer. It accurately mocks so many things at once we’re surprised that this doesn’t have a billion views. WOOOORMS

Adding a laugh track to Pulp Fiction actually seems kind of appropriate. But what about when you add it to the Coen brothers’ modern Western tale? It makes Javier Bardem’s hair way funnier. He’s still creepy though.

It was bound to happen. YouTuber MrStratman7 made this parallel universe trailer for the infamous comedy movie. The only thing he got wrong is that Kim Jong-un would probably want to play himself in the movie.

Are you sick of Shaq’s corny Gold Bond commercials? This remix will put them in a new light. YouTuber Davy Force worked his magic on the ads and turned them into “a liquidy meltoid vidiboil.”

Mario Wienerroither took the opening credits from the cheesetastic late 1980s TV series MacGyver and recut it with more appropriate sound effects. We’re surprised Richard Dean Anderson’s mullet doesn’t make more noise.

“It’s called electrical tape because it conducts electricity.” Infinite Solutions is a hipster troll. This now defunct YouTube channel parodied lifehacks before they even became a thing, with the perfect balance of polish and kitsch.

(NSFW: Language) “I AM A CLAUS.” Local Business Comedy covered Kanye West’s entire Yeezus album, putting a Christmas spin on it. Listen closely because they’re about to drop a lot of jokes on your chimney. Also on YouTube.

With the recent The Interview snafu, movie studios might want to be careful about how they want North Korea to perceive their work. Here are a few examples of Supreme Leader-approved trailers from Vimeo user RoMo.

Never try to please everyone. Saturday Night Live imagines what would happen if a toy maker came up with the least offensive doll ever in trying to cater to a large market. They should’ve followed Greendale’s lead.

“Let’s put it this way: Kim Jong-un is not “with it.” He still watches “laser discs.”” Austin Powers’ nemesis interrupted a pop star’s (Taran Killam) depressing Saturday Night Live opener to take both Kim Jong-un and Sony to school.

It’s not only Stephen Colbert who’s moving on. The stubbornly weird, flirty and poetic Craig Ferguson also ended his 9-year stint at CBS’ late-night talk show this month. The show ended with a parody of three classic TV finales.

Saturday Night Live claims Bilbo and the gang didn’t go to the Grey Havens upon Sauron’s defeat. After encountering creatures great and small and beholding treasures and wonders, they became… paper salesmen. Cue music!

VH1 ranks the top 100 guys in the world in Saturday Night Live‘s unaired parody of countdown shows – the ones where a bunch of people you’ve never heard of make shallow observations and lame jokes about celebrities.