This has been making the rounds, but I first saw it over at Topless Robot.  A Russian actor’s group called “Big Difference” (Bolshaya Raznitsa / Большая Разница) remade The Matrix as a Charlie Chaplin silent film.

The most recent SNL Digital Short was an excellent Twilight parody.  Along with their FOX News skit, Penelope returned! and Taylor Swift’s security-aided (to keep Kanye out) musical (lalala) monologue, it was actually a decent SNL last night.

I find Jon Stewart’s impression of Glen Beck pretty great, unnerving for sure, but still great. Gotta love those inane FOX news chalkboard moments.

I’m sure there’s a Christian Bale joke here somewhere, but honestly the premise here is so simple: a man dresses like a bat and then scares the beejesus out of people.  Sometimes it’s the bizarre-o little things in life.  [via]

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Some enterprising It’s Always Sunny fan took every Charlie Kelly dance sequence from Seasons 1-5 and made this highly enjoyable supercut.

If only this report were available when I was a child. *Sigh*

Usually, I’m not too into the extra webisodes from The Office or any television show for that matter, but this one is pretty good.  Also, the new secretary Erin is beginning to grow on me, so it’s nice to see her get to stretch her comedic chops. 

Subtle Sexuality is a girl group made up of “the beautiful and mysterious” Kelly Kapoor and “the pretty” Erin Hannon, two employees of a certain paper company in Scranton, Penn.

Their first song/video is the Auto-Tune–heavy dance jam “Male Prima Donna,” featuring guest appearances by ‘Nard Dog and Mr. Understood. MORE »

So this happened once upon a time.  Ah, the 80s.

Pantless Knights created this well-done spoof of Bon Jovi and Twilight.  I non-ironically enjoy the Slippery When Wet era of Bon Jovi, but I don’t so much like Twilight on any level — astonishing considering how much of a vampire-nerd I am.  [via]

Hey New Jersey! It’s time to reclaim the word and turn a negative into a positive.

This episode of A&E’s “Hoarders” takes a look inside the life of a man unable to part with his digital belongings, featuring Upright Citizens Brigade members Nate Dern, Brett White and Michael Martin.