Awesome Parodies

While the way Breaking Bad ended was immensely satisfying, we all thought about the possibility at some point that Walter White was really just the dad from Malcolm in the Middle – and it was all a bad dream. Here’s that ending.

Daniel Hubbard created this parody of the space epic Gravity, in which the unrelenting, disorienting blackness of space is replaced with the unrelenting, disorienting blue and yellow of Sweden’s mega store. And meatballs.

(NSFW: Language) “Those are bird wings, just huge and on a man.” After getting rid of Wolverine and Gambit, Pete Holmes’ evil Professor X turns his attention to Angel, who henceforth shall now also be known as Bird.

“If you saw it in a movie, you wouldn’t believe it! And it’d be a pretty bad movie too.” Yahoo! Screen parodies ESPN’s 30 for 30 sports documentaries by breaking down Michael Jordan’s awful live-action animated flick, Space Jam.

Ylvis is back with another amusing video. This time, they’re not singing a new song, but they’re doing covers of classic tunes with the addition of an unlikely musical instrument. It works way better than you’d expect.

Screen Junkies imagines what a new Superman cartoon would be like if Zack Snyder and the brains behind the Man of Steel movie handled it as well. It could use a bit more nonsense, but the essence is already there.

(NSFW: Language) ChokeOnFunny’s parody of Eminem’s Rap God is lyrical genius. It’s like the modern-day spiritual brother of Weird Al’s Fat. Performed flawlessly by Christopher Culosi. He really kills it starting at 4:26.

BatDad gets his mask cleaned, spies on his kids and finally breaks character in the fourth installment of Blake Wilson’s viral Vine videos. The unmasked family members are quickly becoming the highlight of his clips.

We’ve seen how The Smiths can make a sad comic strip even sadder. YouTuber AbsoluteDestiny shows us that sad bastard music can have the opposite effect when mashed up with hilariously overacted infomercials.

(NSFW) Saturday Night Live’s Jay Pharaoh takes on Ylvis’ satirical club banger, relating the tired lines and alibis of people in relationships. Featuring a very game Kerry Washington (Django Unchained).

The Simpsons turn into a multiracial band of adventurers in search of the fabled Comfy Couch in this The Hobbit-themed opening sequence. It’s not as epic as the one from the Halloween episode, but it’s still funny and geeky. Poor Moe.

Success. Some people have a natural knack for it, while others work hard for it. This young CEO? He was born into it. America’s Finest News Source presents a picture perfect story of triumph and birthright.

(NSFW: Language) Leatherface, Freddy, Jason, Michael and Jigsaw have a group video chat to discuss how they’ll spend Halloween. BarelyPolitical can probably get a couple more good episodes out of their concept.

Gritty Reboots lazily spins off Disney’s lazy spin off. Based on the movie based on another movie, Warplanes will lure kids in with its edgy yet googly-eyed characters, swell puns and wanton death and destruction. Wait what?

(NSFW) After getting rid of Wolverine, Pete Holmes’ evil Professor X throws out the charming Cajun. We get that Holmes is ridiculing the cool guys, but it would actually be more fun to tell the world about the really useless X-Men.

(NSFW: Language) The problematic elements of Disney’s Aladdin have been pointed out for a while now but FilmCow really let loose on the absurdity of the storyline in this animated short. It’s ok. You’re still our diamond in the rough Al.

A couple of years ago Minnesota Timberwolves’ Kevin Love and Wesley Johnson exchanged the infamous awkward handshake. It turns out the Wolves actually “looked” into it. This is some The Onion-level stuff right here.

Like most ads today, the folks in beer commercials don’t really behave like the people who drink their product. Cracked knows what’s up, and then turns it up another notch by reminding us that beer is really just fungus poop.

(SPOILERS) A parody series in which a visual effects artist named Joe Hawkins presents how certain scenes in Breaking Bad would look if Vince Gilligan just let him have his way. This particular clip is comedy gold.

Just like that, we have a Dad Knight trilogy. Blake Wilson shows off the viral vigilante’s latest exploits in this compilation. He needs to step up his game though; his children are charming forces to be reckoned with.

Like Honest Logos, Honest Slogans uses the magic of image editing to add a dash of hilarious transparency to the identities of popular brands. Crest and Kool-Aid need to make their honest slogans official right this instant.

(NSFW: Language) Superman proposes that he and Batman team up. Batman proposes that Clark shove his proposal up his butt. We hate to say it, but the idiot is right. Hands down the most hilarious of Pete Holmes’ Badman sketches yet.

(NSFW) Comedian Pete Holmes points out why the coolest X-man is also one of its weakest. Wolverine’s not this dumb, but the point still stands. To be fair, compared to these guys, everyone in the Marvel universe is useless.