Portlandia - "Battlestar Galactica"

This is spot on. I've never seen Battlestar Galactica specifically, but I have definitely gotten on a role with several shows and watched entire seasons back to back to back over a series of days. Great television shows on DVD can be quite addicting.

Shit Girls Say

The hilarious twitter feed @shitgirlssay is apparently branching off into videos. Even better!

Portlandia - "Sanitation Twins"

Allen Gregory

Andy Richter For Nissan

Miles Fisher - "New Romance"

Miles Fisher is sort of a Jack of all entertainment trades. He's appeared on Mad Men and Gossip Girl (both times as a drug dealer), and is famous for his impressions, most notably interviewing Tom Cruise at the MTV Movie awards as Tom Cruise. His previous music video was for his cover of "This Must Be The Place", where he parodies American Psycho to perfection. If you haven't seen that, definitely click here to watch it. Here is his parody of Saved By The Bell for his new movie Final Destination 5, featuring the cast of the movie.

[Thanks to The Sassmouth Chronicles]

James Spader - The Office

One of the best performances on television in a long time. I've always loved James Spader, and this character is perfect for him.

Flash Mob

Okay, whoever is doing the commercials for AT&T knows what's up. Here's another one I like.

UPDATE: Turns out it's the ad agency BBDO Worldwide. Well done, people.

Cool Dad

Since there are so many horrible, terrible, awful commercials on television (not that I see many anymore with the ol' DVR), I am really pleased when there's a commercial that is actually well done, like this one. Not life changing, but I like it. So it gets posted on my blog, where millions upon millions of THE most important trend setters visit on a daily basis. You're welcome AT&T.

Inspirational Speech From Little Kid

This video is great, the only thing I would've done differently is to have used a different theme song, like maybe the "Inch by inch" speech Al Pacino delivers in Any Given Sunday, or the Adagio For Strings closing speech from Charlie Sheen at the end of Platoon, but maybe those are too somber and slow building. I don't know, I just love those speeches I guess. If you haven't seen them, you should click on the links above and watch them.
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Trump 2012

[via Minus Manhattan]

19 Warnings Signs for Common Awkward Moments

You order "the usual," the server has no idea what you're talking about.

When you wave back at someone who it turns out was not waving at you.


Telling a story you remember as your own, only it turns out it actually happened to the person you're telling it to.

These are a few of my favorites. Click here for the full list.

I Would Like To Buy A Hamburger

Whilst in Acapulco, Junna and I were in bed flipping through the channels and came across one of the few that was in English, and it was playing The Pink Panther with Steve Martin. I was surprised at how much I was enjoying it, and this scene in particular had me laughing for several minutes straight. We still quote it all the time; it's quite fun, I highly recommend you try it.

The Lonely Island - "We're Back!"

This Is How Michael Caine Speaks

Sexy Sax Man Sergio

One of my favorite songs, and this is probably the best use of it ever.

The Origins of Stefon

Bill Hader explains the origins of my favorite Saturday Night Live character, Stefon.

[Thanks to The Sassmouth Chronicles]

You Can Say Anything With A Smile

Excellent ad campaign from Crest. They could make a hundred different versions of this concept. Love it.

Mad Men's Fake Sexist Commercial

The website leads to a site that quickly reveals itself to be about Mad Men, with the oddly literal tagline "Advertising In The '60s" and an explanation that sexist ads were part of the game back then. It's a little less subtle than necessary, but I guess they don't want to offend any delicate lady sensibilities.