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Monty Python have revealed a brand spanking new song and accompanying video to delight the populace of earth.
It’s primary purpose is for the group to perform at the series of live shows they’ll be undertaking soon—but they’ve released it on t’internet too so we can all get in on the action.
Those crazy Norwegians are back with a follow up to their hilariously surreal Sherlock spoof.
Sherlock (Vidar Magnussen) and Doc Watson (Bjarte Tjøstheim) have to help a woman who has a bomb strapped to her nether regions—can Sherlock enter his mind phallus and save her?
If you’re unfamiliar with the local dialects of the British Isles, then let voice coach Andrew Jack school you in their diversities.
Starting with Received Pronunciation he travels to London, East Anglia and all over the UK before finishing in Wales where he ends with “and down into south Wales… where people sometimes even sound a bit drunk.” LOL
Surveillance Camera Man is probably one of the most intriguing YouTubers around, because he makes you feel both amused and slightly angry.
And anger is the response that mostly comes from the people he films—silently and inexplicably surveying them as they get more and more perplexed and furious.
“Game of Thrones, it’s kinda like a history test, but with dragons—and beeeewbs”—Yep, the Screen Junkies guys really nail the fantasy TV series in this Honest Trailer.
Mocking this drama with a loving hand, the hilarious trailer covers the ridiculous amount of deaths, breasts and the utterly confusing assortment of characters that appear in HBO’s hit show.
Loops, beatboxing, sudden unexpected insights into childhood—it’s all here in Beardyman’s 20 minute comedy-music journey.
Taking leftfield song ideas from the public, the experimental musician traverses a bewildering range of styles as he produces songs on the fly for a live audience—like a boss.
Alan Partridge explores the connections between Norwich and, erm the Führer in this clip, revealing how the Nazis planned to make Norwich Town Hall a centre of regional government.
Cue a fade in of a Hitler speech echoing from the balcony as Alan drifts off for a moment, imagining such a scene while staring pensively out over Norwich market. Comedy gold.
If you’re bored of seeing web pages in plain old text, then maybe the new iteration for Google Translate will brighten your day.
The Chrome team have just announced Google Translate support for Emoji built directly into Chrome for Android and iOS. So now you can experience the news, articles, listicles, whatever-icles in Emoji form. Yay! (*cough* *cough* April Fool’s)
