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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Meatball Sub 4S [Video]

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Meatball Sub 4SYou know what, Apple? You're not the only ones with a revolutionary new product that actually looks the same but maybe there's some different stuff in there. Subway's coming strong with a hot beef-injected Meatball Sub 4S.

Man I wish we had a day where we just tested out sandwiches.

The rest of the week's top videos, including ScarJo's hacked naked voicemails, Arianna Huffington's rap, and Jack McBrayer's seven minutes in heaven, can be found over at Splitsider.

-The final Muppets trailer made us really want to see The Muppets. The red-band American Wedding trailer, less so.

-We talked to a whole slew of excellent comedians about how so many funny people are heading from NYC to LA.

-We came up with six ways that The Simpsons could rejuvenate itself in its 24th and 25th seasons.

-We looked at the very funny, no fun Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy text-based adventure game.

-We looked at the great Will Forte's contributions to SNL.

-We reconsidered Freddy Got Fingered.

-We talked to Joe Mande about his standup and his love of tormenting celebrities on Twitter.

-We looked at David Letterman's early HBO special that's lost to time.

-We looked at the lost roles of Owen Wilson.

-We looked at the weirdness that is Laughter Yoga.

-We looked at Lena Dunham's early web series, "Delusional Downtown Divas."

-We talked to Kevin Allison about Risk! and The State.

-We reviewed Matt Besser's new movie, Freak Dance.

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Sunday, February 5, 2012

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Useless Characters in Jurassic Park [Video]

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Useless Characters in Jurassic ParkAs with any cookie cutter movie where characters die, there are invincible people who are very important to the storyline, cute kids who escape dire circumstances, comic reliefs that stick around for the lulz and...those forgettable people with punchable faces that you love to see get eaten by T-Rex.

The rest of this week's top comedy videos, including a vote-off with Thomas Lennon, 7 Minutes in Heaven with the Dad from Modern Family and Melissa McCarthy's hilarious Marbles character, can be found over at Splitsider.

Other highlights from the week in comedy:

- We really aren't jealous of Dakota Fanning.

- We reviewed John Warner's The Funny Man.

- We wondered whether Whitney Cummings is really revolutionarily sexy.

- We explained how your favorite sketch groups got their names.

- We looked back on Almost Live!'s contributions to sketch and science.

- We investigated the humor of The X-Files.

- We remembered Colin Quinn's contributions to SNL.

- We discussed Baby's Day Out, and other movies we've walked out on.

- We didn't ask John Lithgow the questions we wanted to ask him.

- We persuaded you to watch The Mis-Adventures of Awkward Black Girl.

- We interviewed Ernest L. Thomas (you know, Raj from What's Happening!!).

- People totally flipped out over a joke from The Onion.

- We lamented theSNL movies that could have been.

- We watched a little-known Woody Allen short film.

- We check in on the cast of 3rd Rock From the Sun.

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Useless Characters in Jurassic ParkSplitsider is a website about comedy and the people who create it. It covers movies, TV shows, web videos, books and any other format that exists to make you laugh.


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Monday, September 12, 2011

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Ticklish Cage [Video]

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Ticklish CageNicolas Cage is funny enough just as a phenomenon. But a series of scenes from Nicolas Cage movies where he keeps getting tickled and can't stop giggling? I just... it's too wonderful.

Major credit to Jon Daly for the spot-on Cage impersonation and the decision to include Wicker Man. Full video below, feature-length products of any of these vignettes somewhere above, in the clouds, where our most cherished dreams play:

The rest of this week's top comedy videos, including a vengeful plumber, an uncomfortable Tracy Morgan, and a plea to Justin Timberlake, can be found over at Splitsider.

Other highlights from the week in comedy:

-Louis CK paid tribute to George Carlin.

-We told you why you should watch Ronna and Bev.

-We took a look at the pilot of The New Girl.

-Greg Daniels may be adopting another British sitcom for US audiences.

-We looked back at Michaela Watson's contributions to SNL.

-We said goodbye to Uncle Frank.

-Eddie Murphy's hosting the Oscars! And we gave you five reasons he'll be great at it.

-We examined the state of comedy after 9/11 as well as edits made to comedies in the following months.

-We wrung our hands over 10 promising pilots that weren't picked up.

-We learned about comedy in Belgium.

-We remembered David Angell.

-We reviewed Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star.

-We checked out Adam Sandler's Weekend Update characters.

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Saturday, September 3, 2011

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Don Cheadle Is Captain Planet [Video]

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Don Cheadle Is Captain PlanetCaptain Planet, he's a hero, gonna take pollution down to zero, and then go on a massive killing spree. That's how the theme song goes, isn't it? If not, Don Cheadle just proved that it really should've.

Also featuring Community's Gillian Jacobs, an all-too-convincing Wheeler, and lots and lots of innocent people being turned into foliage. Full video:

The rest of this week's top comedy videos, including a closet Christina Ricci interview, a couple of drunks, and a neverending array of meat, can be found over at Splitsider.

Other highlights from the week in comedy:

-We watched the over-the-top Big Lebowski porn parody.

-We looked at the arc of George Carlin's standup career.

-Outgoing UCB Theatre Artistic Director Anthony King gave some advice that he picked up over the six years he worked there.

-We looked at eight memorable political campaigns by comedians.

-We looked at the SNL contributions of Jim Breuer.

-We made a wishlist of 19 comedy podcasts that really should exist.

-We chronicled the insanity that is the Del Close Marathon.

-Alex Blagg complained that your comedy is so much cooler than his.

-We gave advice on how to become a Twitter superstar.

-We looked at the lost roles of Richard Pryor.

-We checked in with the cast of The Weird Al Show.

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Saturday, August 27, 2011

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Double Cross [Video]

This Week's Top Web Comedy Video: Double Cross Where do you turn when your partner double-crosses you? Who do you tell when the plan goes south and the money goes missing? The only people you can trust: your Twitter followers. Unless!

The rest of this week's top comedy videos, including a Photoshop rap, an awkward closet interview, and Penis County, USA can be found over at Splitsider.

Other highlights from the week in comedy:

-We revisited and defended David Letterman's notorious 1995 Oscar hosting performance.

-An audience member admitted to raping someone in a monologue at the UCB Theatre's Del Close Marathon, and we talked about what comedy's responsibility is to such awfulness.

-We talked to the Campaign Legal Center about what the Colbert Super PAC means for the future of campaign fundraising and advertising.

-Our road trip with Kyle Kinane came to an end.

-Jimmy Fallon's upcoming SNL hosting gig was eerily predicted nearly to the day on a 1998 episode.

-We looked at the wonderful movies of Commedia all'italiana.

-We gathered up the 11 R-rated comedies to rank in the top five at the box office.

-Jim Carrey loves Emma Stone.

-We looked at the lost roles of Paul Rudd.

-We looked at the best two-part sitcom episodes out there.

-We gathered up some recent scientific studies on how comedy works.

-We looked at the SNL contributions of Anthony Michael Hall.

-We examined the role that comic novels have in today's comedy world.

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Tuesday, August 23, 2011

Reuters Says Cheap-O 8 GB iPhone 4 Arriving "Within Weeks" [Rumor]

Reuters Says Cheap-O 8 GB iPhone 4 Arriving "Within Weeks"The mythological "cheap iPhone" is coming, according to equally mythological "people with knowledge of the matter," reports Reuters. And it's coming soon, they say: a less expensive 8 GB version within weeks. Run, rumor, run!

Does an 8 GB version make sense? Sure—Apple already sells a budget 8 GB 3GS for a mere $50, so when the new hotness arrives, they'll probably want to phase out that old bag and replace it with a new econo-phone. And an 8 GB iPhone 4 would sit nicely beside a shiny, expensive new iPhone 5. But we'll wait and see! Only those "with knowledge of the matter" know for sure. [Reuters via 9to5Mac]

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