In 2013’s movie The Purge America becomes overrun with anarchy as an annual 12-hours of lawlessness starts where all criminal activity, murder included, is legal.
In this dark but funny sketch from Pizza For Breakfast they look at what happens after those 12 hours are up—just what do people do after all that murder and heinous behavior?
Norwegian comedy group Pistol Shrimps ponder what it might be like if Professor Xavier’s school for mutants had open auditions.
So just like TV talent show contestants, mutants get to show why they think they deserve to be one of the X-Men. It results in some hilariously imagined mock superpowers.
A classic sketch from Harry Enfield and Paul Whitehouse where they spoof the ‘good old days’ with a mock PSA.
Created in the style of a 1950s public information film it’s a perfect satirical swipe at the sexist thoughts and opinions of the era—or any era.
Sometimes the best soldiers are brave men and women who can keep calm under adversity—and sometimes the best soldiers are pugs.
Sure Sergeant Pugsley might have a drinking problem, and sure he might be a bit of a maverick. And, yeah ok, he might be a dog who poops outside, but he’s the best damn soldier you could ever hope for, goddammit!
Dry Slaaap! If you’re a cab driver, you might want to avoid letting cockneys anywhere near your car.
Or if you do, then just take their abuse, blue language and threats as just part of their cheeky chappy charm—and then drop them off ASAP.?
You’ve no doubt been to a cocktail bar where all the drinks have ridiculous-sounding names.
Well, YouTube funny man Tomska takes these OTT names to their literal conclusion, with plenty of bad puns thrown in for good measure.
In this topical and very funny sketch Key & Peele show that, contrary to what it looks like, there is a way young black men can escape racism.
Unfortunately though it retreating to a fictional universe where a place called Negrotown where black people won’t be beaten, harassed or have stupid white folk touch their hair.
Amid the campaigns and general tedium in the build up to the UK general election your political immune system might not be at its best.
Which means you might be susceptible to what’s being called the ‘UKIP virus’—symptoms include a sudden onset of xenophobia, casual racism, and general hatred for others who aren’t like you.
