Jimmy Fallon Reunites "Saved By The Bell" Cast

If you were born around the early 80s, and you used to watch "Saved by the Bell", let the nostalgia begin.





- Why weren't Screech and Lisa there?
- Because Belding ate them.

(stole it from the Youtube comments)


Seriously though... unfortunately it seems that Screech (played by Dustin Diamond) has been having run-ins with the law, while Lisa (played by Lark Voorhies) has had to deal with some mental issues.

Here are links for anyone who didn't get the "I'm so excited!" and the "dating Nicole Kidman" jokes.

And also, just in case, the "Jessie becoming a stripper" joke.

In Honor of Black History Month

I would have written in honour, but this is a US-related subject so I'll allow it.

February is Black History Month in the US.

I personally like the view of Morgan Freeman who said: "I don't want a black history month. Black history is American history."

In any case, here's SNL's take on the subject.

That Mitchell and Webb Look - Reality Shows

I've been meaning to post these for a while.


Changing Meals





The Gift Shop Sketch





This bit by Charlie Brooker about clever editing is also worth a look.

A Different Type of Mexican Standoff

Freddie Wong collaborates with the comedic duo of Key and Peele to produce this take on the Mexican standoff.

("What's a Mexican standoff?", I hear you say)

Watch for some guest stars you might recognize (if you've been following this blog) at the end.

If Google Was A Guy...

A 3-part series courtesy of CollegeHumor.


Part 1

CollegeHumor's Favorite Funny Videos

Part 2

CollegeHumor's Favorite Funny Videos

Part 3

CollegeHumor's Favorite Funny Videos

Movies vs Real Life

Knowledge of French not required.

(but, in case you didn't know, by pressing the "cc" button you can choose subtitles)





It always feels good to post something non-English.

Golden Moustache are a French Comedy Digital Platform.
More at their Youtube channel or site.


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Shaun Micallef's Crazy Gravity Antics

Shaun Micallef is an Australian comedian whose signature works are probably these crazy gravity sketches.

They're from the "Micallef Program" which aired on ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) from 1998 to 2001.

Also, as a result, 480p quality at best.


Home from Work





The Wine Cellar





But how is it done?

The following videos explain.









Tilted room for the win!

The Last of 5-Second-Films

5-second-films ended on December 31st 2013 after a five year run.

Although they've stopped making 5-second-films, they will continue making longer videos for UPROXX.

The quality of their videos had gradually fallen in 2013, so since the last time, there are only four worthy videos to report.

Following those is the two-part finale.

Enjoy (one last time).


Ruthless Master





Emo Kids All Grown Up





RowboatCop: Origins






Sadness³





The Last 5SF - Part 1





The Last 5SF - Part 2




Truth be told, the finale is a bit of a total mess.

Click on the "5sf" label below to check out previous, hand-picked 5-second-films.

Not Exactly Brain Surgery

Just a brilliant sketch by Mitchell & Webb.

Animals. Talking.

Here's another one I can't believe I haven't posted before.

A hilarious clip from the BBC series "Walk on the Wild Side", where animals are voiced-over resulting in some truly funny sketches.




I can't believe they missed the opportunity to name it "Talk on the Wild Side".

Two Good Ones From Jimmy Kimmel

The President's Speech

Mike Tyson, the master of eloquence, trains George W Bush in the art of "speeching".





Hottie Body Hump Club

Jimmy Kimmel, Hollywood fitness guru.

15 Hand-Picked 5-Second Films (Part 2)

Part 1 is here.

There has been a drop in 5SF quality lately.
Good ones are more and more difficult to come by.


1) Hope, Time and Broccoli



Hint: The Shawshank Redemption (if you still don't get it, forget it)



2) Socks and Sandals 





3) Last Anchor Standing





4) Snack Time





5) House Full of Love





6) Blank CD in a Microwave





7) Attention Shoppers





8)  Art Lover





9) Manscaping





10) Death Switch Catastrophe





11) Mr. Silly's New Hire





12) Overworked, Underpaid





13) Paul Was In The C.I.A.





14) Digging to China





15) 5SecondFilms Does the Harlem Shake

"Who's on First?"

Jimmy Fallon along with Billy Crystal and Jerry Seinfeld re-enact Abbott and Costello's classic comedy sketch "Who's on First?".

The other two guys are "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" head writer A.D. Miles (What) and the announcer of the same show Steve Higgins (Costello Part).



The applause for Jerry Seinfeld lasted a bit longer than it should have and ruined the momentum a little bit, but still the sketch was quite well done.

And here's the original from 1945 (although it was first performed as a routine in 1938).



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15 Hand-Picked 5-Second Films

I'm a bit of a fan of 5-second films. 
So, it's no surprise that they've been featured in this blog before (here and here). 
Their films consist of 2-second intro - 5 seconds of film - 1-second outro.
They don't always hit the mark, but below are fifteen 5-second films that I believe do.
Hmmm, despite them being fifteen, this should only take 2-3 minutes of your time. 


1. Water




2. Planking




3. Metal Detector




4. Late For Work




5. Magnum π




6. Photographic Memory




7. Mr. Forgetful




8. Unbeatable




9. My Almost Psychic Friend




10. Riddled With Kisses




11. The New Neighbour's Sound Check




12. Captain's Order




13. Death Ray From Space




14. New Voting Method




15. Ways to Say No (And Still Be Cool)




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Her Hero!

Your Importance Is Now Zero (But There's Always Hope)

Getting to Know Her

Getting to Know Her II: Know Harder