By all accounts, bowling isn't a contact sport. And yet, dozens of bowlers slip, slide and crash to the ground in this amazingly entertaining compilation of bowling fails. Okay, okay. This supercut convinced us. We'll never say bowling isn't a real sport again.
How great would it be if the elevator opened in 'Terminator 2,' and PSY was inside? YouTuber Compilariz decided it would be very great and made this video of famous scenes with an opening elevator mashed up with the elevator scene from 'Gangnam Style.' Then for some reason at the end he tacked on the Hitler versio
According to an old entertainment adage you should "never work with children or animals." If these movie producers had gotten that memo, the world would lack this adorable movie supercut. More importantly, we would never get to experience the phenomenon of 20 years worth of humans behaving foolishly, and animals engaged in a behavior known as the "embarrassed facepaw."
We know it's contrary to his nature, but here is a video celebrating the best of Milhouse, aka Bart Simpson's perpetually downtrodden pal.
While some game shows have a screening process, we're pretty sure the only requirement for getting on 'Family Feud' is having a family. Which would explain why the long-running competition has featured some of the most inane, disturbing and occasionally NSFW answers in television history.
Everyone needs to blow off a little steam now and then. But rather than risk busted knuckles or property damage, we invite you to watch this awesome NSFW supercut of movie temper tantrums courtesy of YouTube user Zach Prewitt. Because, you know, you could probably use it.
Sir Mix-a-Lot's 'Baby Got Back' is one of those songs that's hard not to sing along to, no matter what your opinion of women with prominent posteriors is. But no boozed-up rendition of the 1992 hit is going to be able to touch what you just saw in the supercut above.
While a movie doesn't necessarily need a villain, it usually helps the plot along if there is a bad guy. And one of the ways a filmmaker lets an audience know that a certain character is up to no good is by making him belt out a maniacal laugh.
The "walk and talk" is so common on TV that it's appeared virtually everywhere, from 'Law & Order' to 'Seinfeld' to 'Power Rangers.' Walk and talk with us as we explain further, won't you?
You remember 'Cupid's Arrow,' right? It was Jimmy Fallon's '80s dating service, or rather the '80s dating service that occupied the 30 Rock studio before Fallon's late-night show.
The comedian featured some of the service's incredibly "eligible" bachelors on previous episodes of 'Late Night,' but now we no longer have to sift through the internet to find clips of Brustin Pouch and Chiz Dippler. They're all right here in this hysterical supercut.