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Viral marketing does it again. Gentlemen Broncos.

I must say, I'm excited to see the boys from FOTC branching out. A clip, if you are not familiar:


(Note: That HBO commercial at the end of the video is a year out of date - so don't worry, you already missed it.)

Freaks!

1933, is there nothing you can't teach us?

Thanks Internet Archive.

A Devastated America

Bush Tours America To Survey Damage Caused By His Disastrous Presidency

Thank the gods for The Onion.

Fireworks Day Safety

Happy Fireworks Day everybody! Since those devilish little explosives can be so dangerous, I thought I'd share a little safety video with you - courtesy of our friends at Red vs. Blue.

The World Is Just Awesome

I really love this commercial. Go Discovery Channel.

Respek.

The Only Acceptable Response to a Kansas Joke

When you tell people you are from Kansas, they often respond with some pretty stupid comments. Among the worst are those derived from "The Wizard of Oz." It is never funny. Rob Riggle (The Daily Show) demonstrates that for us here on The Jeannie Tate Show, which is quite funny in its own right. I would definitely recommend checking out the other episodes.

Anyway, around 4:53 into this thing the shit goes down. Riggle provides a textbook response.



HT: UCBcomedy.com

Public Domain Image of the Day

You know he's a good doctor on account of the big bucket o' pills.

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The Internet Has Funny

This is what you watch now.

The Michael Showalter Showalter:



Mr. Showalter (of The State, Stella, and Wet Hot American Summer) has himself a little program over at CollegeHumor.com. It takes the form of a talk show, with spliced in "off-camera" bits. The above video features a young Andy Samberg. Other guests have included Michael Cera, Paul Rudd, David Cross, Jack McBrayer, Michael Ian Black, David Wain and Zach Galifianakis. Watch them.
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Clark and Michael:


Michael Cera ("Superbad" and "Arrested Development") and his best friend Clark Duke bring us Clark and Michael - a story about the two friends' attempt to get their show on tv. The series clocks in at ten episodes, at about ten minutes per episode. The series picks up steam as it goes along, so give it a chance if it doesn't resonate with you right away. I hope this doesn't represent the beginning and the end of this show - I'd come back for more. Here is a little preview for the show, which should give you an idea of what you're missing:



Giggles.

Corndogs Unchained

This is from a now canceled AdultSwim program entitled 12 oz. Mouse. I absolutely loved this show - and was apparently one of about 30 people who felt that way. Anyway, groove on this.

4 Popped-Collars Cool

Please forgive this post - I was merely attempting to show this picture to a friend, so I posted it here. Don't hold it against me.