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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 D

During the '50s and '60s, 'Watch Mr. Wizard' was a highly-rated show that taught an entire generation of children the wonders of science. In 1983, the show's creator and host Don Herbert brought the educational series back as 'Mr. Wizard's World,' which ran on Nickelodeon until 1990. While Herbert was still dropping the scientific knowledge in Mr. Wizard's second incarnation, it seems old age had

There is only one Batman, and that's Bruce Wayne. However, an awful lot of different actors have played the philanthropist/Caped Crusader over the years. Furthermore, belting out Batman's catchphrase "I'm Batman" has long proved popular with characters in movies and on TV who aren't necessarily wearing a bat mask. The video archivists at Gorilla Mask have compiled a supercut of "eve

Between 1994 and 2004 'Friends' was one of the most popular shows on television. But while the antics of the six New York-based buddies were cracking up millions, some of the show's funniest moments were originally left on the cutting room floor. Check out this supercut culled from the end-of-the-season gag reels the seminal sitcom featured.

Aaron Sorkin scored an Oscar for his screenplay for 'The Social Network,' but for those who aren't familiar with his work, the Academy and Emmy award-winning screenwriter has many classics from television and movies to his name. From the famous lines of 'A Few Good Men,' to the White House drama 'The West Wing,' Sorkin has written some beloved, whip-smart dialogue. Dialogue that, according to this

It's the first day of summer and temperatures are expected to reach triple digits over the next few days, at least in some parts of the country. So, in that spirit, we present an awesome compilation of Slip 'N Slide fails that's guaranteed to beat the heat courtesy of the folks at HuffPost.

Is there anything more cringeworthy (and funny) than a runway model taking a spill? All of the models in this supercut do their best to maintain poise, but each of them takes a fall, sometimes with painful-looking results. Go ahead and laugh. It's only natural.

Considering that video games have only been around for the past forty years, their progress since then has been pretty remarkable. This awesome three-minute video, which is entitled "A Brief History of Video Games," shows us just how far they've come.

If your favorite part of the 'Harry Potter' films is the use of magic, then this 17-minute supercut of nothing but the spells from the series is for you. Watch now. Don't make us use the slug-vomiting charm on you.

While 'The Avengers' is an epic ensemble of Marvel superheroes, YouTube user SleepySkunk thinks the assemblage of heroes isn't epic enough! His latest mash-up video pays homage to pretty much every superhero ever made -- from the good ('Spider-Man,' 'The Dark Knight'), the pretty good ('Blade,' 'Iron Man 2') to the downright terrible ('Steel,' 'Catwoman').

As this awesomely funny video shows, being a television news anchor isn't just about reading from the teleprompter. It also requires you to keep your mind out of the gutter, which the majority of the talking heads in this supercut fail spectacularly to do. (Warning: NSFW for unintentional profanity.)

What could you do to make Journey's hit song 'Don't Stop Believin'' even better than it already is? Make an awesome supercut video featuring clips from your favorite movies where the characters sing the lyrics.