Frank Caliendo As Madden
Frank Caliendo is best known for impersonating President Bush, but this bit as John Madden had us in stitches: he discusses everything from Super Mario Bros. to parallel universes.
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Humanoid Robot Games Fails
While some bots broke records at the 2026 World Humanoid Robot Games, many failed badly. News.com.au compiled this reel of robot breakdowns. From running into walls (on purpose) and bursting into flames (not on purpose), to knocking themselves out, this gives us hope that humans still have a chance in the robopocalypse. And then there’s
GBoard Conveyor Belt Keyboard
Each year, Google Japan comes up with a ridiculous redesign concept for keyboards, then they make it real. For 2026, we have a vertically-oriented keyboard that uses four skinny conveyor belts to bring keys right to your fingertips. If you’re feeling ambitious, you can build your own. View all their crazy keyboard concepts here.
Bardcore Teenage Dirtbag
Set your time machine back to 2000, then rewind another 1000 years for this medieval take on the cheeky Wheatus track, “Teenage Dirtbag.” Friar Funk and Hildegard von Blingin’ changed up the lyrics to better suit the times, but cleverly managed to keep the Iron Maiden reference. Along the way, you’ll learn words like wagtail,
There I Ruined It: Dumb
By chopping up songs and videos with the word “dumb” and setting them to the tune of “Seven Nation Army,” There I Ruined It did anything but ruin this one. We always sing along to The White Stripes’ anthem that way already. In addition to obvious picks like Nirvana’s “Dumb,” the edit incorporates classic memes
Making a Fully-automatic Power Hammer
Inspired by Homer Simpson’s electric hammer, Alex Apollonov from i did a thing created an air-powered hammer that can drive nails by striking them using the mechanism from a palm impact driver. He built his power hammer as a gift for Jonesey Makes as part of the 2026 Toolroom Takeover. We suppose he could have
Napoleon Dynamite: Starring Arnold Schwarzenegger
Arnold Schwarzenegger is best known for action and adventure movies, plus the occasional comedy. In this video from Brian Monarch, he used deepfake tech to cast Arnold as all of the major characters in the 2004 classic, Napoleon Dynamite. Joe Gaudet voices Arnie as Napoleon, Pedro, Uncle Rico, Kip, Deb, and even Lafawnduh. That side
The Simpsons Theme on Weird Instruments
French musical group Les Fo’Plafonds performs songs on unusual musical instruments. In this session, they take on the title music from The Simpsons, performing Danny Elfman’s iconic cartoon theme song on bicycle air pumps, bells, pots, pans, plastic tubes, soup cans, wine bottles, a steam iron, and other unconventional noisemakers.
Masters of the Universe Honest Trailer
Any movie with Gym Bro Skeletor can’t be all bad, right? But is the 2026 Masters of the Universe movie as good as the 1987 original? Screen Junkies offers its typically snarky take on the recent flick, its dumbly-named characters, and its blatant efforts to reconnect with nostalgic Millennials and Gen Xers. Sure, it’s cheesy,
Making an Evil Bowl of Pasta
Adam from North of the Border loves to sculpt weird and creepy characters. This time he whets our appetite for strange stuff with a sentient bowl of spaghetti. After making some utensils for its noodle hands, he crafted a clay bowl, crafted its creepy mouth, extruded its pasta body, rolled some eyeball meatballs, and drowned
One Man Band (Short Film)
Inspired by Mary Poppins, this comedy short imagines that Bert and Mary are friends with benefits. After Bert spends the night in Mary’s bed, he tries to sneak out quietly, and things don’t turn out exactly like they did in the Disney classic. You can thank writer Joe Clabby and director Adam Franklin for ruining
Live at the Necropolis: Lords of Synth
We’re 10 years late to the party for this Adult Swim cult classic, but we figured if we hadn’t seen it before, maybe you haven’t either. This hilariously weird parody imagines a 1986 concert where enigmatic musical maestros battled for synthesizer supremacy. For some real-world ’80s synth goodness, check out the 1985 Grammy Synthesizer Medley.