We can’t stop saying how spot on College Humor’s parody of Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, Precious Plum with Josh Ruben and Elaine Carroll is.
Just watch this latest episode where they take a van to live in during non-apocalyptic times.
As it turns out, Andy Kindler deciding the fate of a dispute between two children continues to be hilarious as evidenced by the second episode of Kids Court at Nerdist.
Watch Kindler and his decision over the claim of butt dialing.
If you take daytime court shows and replace the claims by adult plaintiffs against adult defendants with claims by child versions of that, there’s strangely a very thin line between the two. That’s why Kids Court, the newest series at Nerdist’s YouTube Channel is really funny.
Also, there’s the hysterical Andy Kindler as judge, which makes this even more, pushing this to really damn funny.
Watch the first episode of Kids Court with Andy Kindler here.
David Letterman Is “Fascinated” by Ken Burns’ The Address
David Letterman was just blown away by legendary documentary filmmaker Ken Burns ‘The Address’ where several celebrities read The Gettysburg Address in montage. In fact, he liked it so much that he decided to play a clip at The Late Show.
Well, we tried our best to not spoil this quick bit, but CBS’ social media team had other ideas.
This series of sketches The Ex-Men where Pete Holmes, as Professor X, fires pointless X-Men at The Pete Holmes Show is really shaping up to be almost a stamp of the show.
Kelly Hudson and Adult Swim brings us another hot episode of entertainment news/celebrity dish show Trash Heap that breaks down celebrities and their babies and the importance of that above absolutely everything else.
Watch the hilarious madness here.
TBS Orders Police Procedural Spoof Pilot From Steve Carell
Called ‘Tribeca’, there’s undoubtedly going to be a crosstown rival dynamic that will happen with Brooklyn Nine Nine if Steve Carell’s pilot goes to series at TBS.
Oh, Women Comedy knows how to pare down the hour long dramas we’ve all come to binge watch into a hysterical two minutes and change.
Please watch this now and over and over.
Basically, College Humor’s Precious Plum with Josh Ruben and Elaine Carroll continues to be on such roll that it’s getting close to being worth having Here Comes Honey Boo Boo on the air just so College Humor can parody it.
Watch the latest episode here.
The Pete Holmes Show premiered this week and if you haven’t gotten a chance to catch it yet, please watch these two clips of his monologue, which is just Pete’s stand up and this amazing James Bond parody, which neither of is hardly topical, but damn hilarious.
Is a new era in late night on the horizon, perhaps? Watch and decide for yourself between catching your breath and laughing.
On last night’s Saturday Night Live, a fake trailer for a “Wes Anderson” style horror movie, which was perfect to a degree where we’d hope art imitates life imitates art by Wes Anderson actually making this movie.
Watch the trailer for "The Midnight Coterie of Sinister Intruders" here.
It isn’t just enough for Key & Peele to just do their spin on a detective demanding answers from a suspect, but they have to one-up the entire convention of police interrogations.
Watch the sketch here. Your move Usual Supsects.
With Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight out of commission and Ben Affleck as Batman, we can only hope that the new movie where Batman and Superman team up is anything like this Pete Holmes Show sketch.
In fact, just make a whole movie of this.
College Humor, to our knowledge, has done the best send up of the reality series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo, Precious Plum with Josh Ruben and Elaine Carroll which may have to do with the fact that it isn’t that far being mistaken for the actual show.
Watch its return episode here.
Key & Peele do what a possible spin-off of hit action series Miami Vice in LA might be and we say, based off this sketch, fast track this one.
Watch Kristen Wiig and Tobey Maguire as Sibling Lovers in ‘Spoils of Babylon’ Teaser for IFC
Many of the overly wrought, heavy handed television dramas spanning the decades that TV has existed as a medium are going to get their send up in the upcoming IFC mini series ‘Spoils of Babylon’ produced by Funny or Die.
Just watch the gorgeous trailer that has all the makings of one hell of a parody.
Often times, comedic actors and actresses put a collection of characters they’ve come up with in a montage and upload it to YouTube in hopes that someone will see it, like it, and that will lead to a great opportunity like SNL or something. However, that’s not all that goes into it…
Courtney Pauroso’s Character Reel is a “perfect” example of that.
It’s just another great episode of terrorist cell procedurals dramas in Law of The Land at FKR.TV with cameos from Phil LaMarr and James Urbaniak.
It’s just another thing that isn’t Breaking Bad that you should be watching. Check ep. 4 here.
You might think that because of their far reaching powers that the NSA is immune from the stereotypical red tape attributed to the slowness of government agencies. Rest assured (or actually don’t, because they shouldn’t be slow) that the NSA has their own version of bureaucratic obstacles that often goes beyond paperwork and security clearance as shown in the latest episode of Wired’s great web series, Codefellas with Emiliy Heller and John Hodgman.
Watch it and learn what the NSA is really up to here.
Whether you’re acquainted with all the dramas surrounding terrorist cells and homeland security or not, Law of the Land at David Cross/French Kiss Records’ FKR.TV is a pretty great, hilarious comedy version of all those shows. Not to mention they have an amazing cast of Ron Lynch, Brendon Small, Matt Kirshen, Chris Walsh, Samm Levine, Baron Vaughn, Matt Besser, Ali MacLean and more.
Give their second episode a watch here.
Fashion makeover shows have been around for decades now and it has taken that long apparently for this sketch from Mike Rose at Above Average to sum them all up perfectly.
In short, “You Look Awful” is the only fashion makeover show you need to watch, which you can do right here..
Funny or Die enlisted the comedic genius of Superego and both Paul F. Tompkins and Janie Haddad Tompkins to parody Boardwalk Empire and, we’ve got to say, we’ve never seen an episode (or know any of the references like we do for Game of Thrones because all of you can’t stop talking about it) and it’s pretty amazing.
Brendon Small, Ron Lynch, Baron Vaughn, Chris Walsh, Matt Kirshen, Samm Levine, Matt Besser, Ali MacLean, and more, making for a cast of some of the funniest people we know and you will hopefully know soon, all star in this wonderful parody of Homeland or any anti-terrorist hour drama.
Watch the first episode over at FKR.TV right now and get hooked like we did.
The hilarious Henry Phillips had one of the funniest web series ever with Henry’s Kitchen and now is following it up with going to a gym of sorts.
See the hardcore workout you can do at Henry’s Gym, especially if you have spare china for lifting around your house.
For Nikki and Sara Live, Nikki Glaser and Sara Schaefer flip the script on Robin Thicke’s controversial NSFW music video for his hit single “Blurred Lines” by having a bunch of naked dudes and them dressed stylishly in black blazers.