When it comes to combining raising money and doing so through a well thought-out prank, few are better at combining the two than Stephen Colbert.
So, when Donald Trump mentioned how he once received a small loan of a million dollars, Colbert sprung to action and has issued a pretty ingenious challenge to the Donald.
Make a Movie with Jean Claude Van Damme Doing a Bunch of Stuff on Green Screen
Funny or Die has gotten together with Jean Claude Van Damme and shot him doing a bunch of the types of action scenes that got him famous in front of green screen.
You can get the green screen footage and make your own Van Damme action (or another genre if you so choose) that you want as part of the JCVD Make My Movie Challenge.
The best one wins a prize and the deadline to submit is 3/3, but we’re wondering how long it will take for someone to put cats in the background.
The evil geniuses behind The Why Would You Eat That? Challenge, Ron Babcock and Michael Truly have concocted one of their most diabolical episodes yet.
They combine the awkwardness of guys using pick up lines at a bar after drinking a shot of the spiciest vodka known to man, Naga Chili Vodka. While it’s obviously doubly painful for contestants Cornell Reid, Karl Hess, and Sean Green, it’s pretty damn fun to watch.
The Why Would You Eat That Challenge Boys (Ron Babcock and Michael Truly) are at again as they put the very funny Beth Stelling and Paul Danke in a contest to build the tallest house of cards with the loser having to eat a disgusting piece of tofu.
Did we mention that there are random disasters like nerf gun crossfire involved while building the card houses? No? Well then, you better watch this latest ep. of Why Would You Eat That Challenge here.
There Will Be More “Why Would You Eat That Challenge”
One of our favorite web series that popped up this year was Ron Babcock and Michael Truly’s Why Would You Eat That Challenge that has thankfully gotten a 10 episode order from MSN.
They’ll be coming out soon, but enjoy a list of the best episodes compiled by Babcock himself.