It was only a matter of time: FunnyOrDie.com, the brainchild of Will Ferrell, Adam McKay, and Chris Henchy, is being launched as a television sketch show on HBO. In the last few years since its inception, the site has presented…
Thanks to TV Tattle for the tip-off: even after MacGyver went off the air, creator Lee Zlotoff retained the rights to adapt the concept to the silver screen, which he has been doing in partnership with New Line since before…
The Direct-to-DVD Family Guy production,Something, Something, Something, Darkside was well worth the wait. This parody of the Star Wars film The Empire Strikes Back is just as good as Blue Harvest, which parodied the earlier Star Wars film A New…
The coolest thing about taking a class called “The Poetics of Television”? Why, the final project — you can read a whole collection of essays here on topics ranging from The L Word to Glee.
Supernatural is supported by its…
Jezebel has assembled a handy collection of the clips from Taylor Swift’s first SNL hosting gig. While none of them are fall-off-your-seat funny, Swift is undeniably charming.
Mocking the persona she’s cultivated in videos like “You Belong With Me”, she…
I don’t know how Zach Oat even found these, but bravo to him for enduring the porn spoofs of popular TV shows that, according to his write-up, are not only tasteless, but aren’t even all that funny. My favorites:
Jon…
I know that Sesame Street is up on the times — I’ll always think of the Billy Joel-Marlee Matlin combo — but spoofing the grim, gloriously sixties AMC show? Huh.
The credits were excellent, but it’s too bad that we…
Rabbit rabbit — happy October. We’re feeling it here, as the weather has experienced an unexpected dip from warm and drowsy to biting cold. But we’ll go with it, because the sudden chill perfectly presages Halloween. And to kick off…
Wonder no longer:
What I like best about this is that they didn’t go the wimp route and turn all of the Indy clips to grayscale; they found clips from these awfully bad movies. Bravo!
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I can’t believe that I never saw this when it first aired: at the 2000 MTV Movie Awards, Jimmy Fallon teamed up with the cast from Sex and the City — that’s right, the four real ladies – to spoof…
