Comedy

Remember the guy in "Police Academy" who did all the crazy sound effects with his voice? Well, his name is Michael Winslow and he's still around. And he's still AWESOME!

It's no secret that Hollywood celebrities tend to support Democrats. And there's a new video on FunnyOrDie.com that makes fun of it. But it's not actually about a candidate.

There's a new Hank Williams Jr. parody on FunnyOrDie.com. It's supposed to be outtakes of Hank apologizing for comparing Obama to Hitler. But he keeps trying to explain himself and can't stop making more Hitler comments.

On "The Office", Toby Flenderson is the mild-mannered HR rep Michael Scott always hated for no good reason. But someone re-cut a bunch of Toby scenes to make it l look like he's a killer who's about to murder the rest of the cast.

This video has it all: Swedes, headbands, terrible rhymes, bad hair and an AWFUL song! Soak it all in on the next page!

There's a great new video on Break.com called "The Evolution of Laughs". It's a montage of crazy laughs that starts with babies, and ends with old people. If you're having a rough day, watch the whole thing. It's impossible not to laugh.

Texas A&M officially told the Big 12 conference that they will apply to a new conference as soon as the end of the 2012 spring sports season. This comes just a month after Texas A&M and SEC talks began. Hey Aggies...don't let the door hit your ugly girlfriends on the way out!

David Letterman isn't worried about the Muslim extremists who want him dead. In fact, he joked about it last night during his monologue.

Former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich is in a new parody video on CollegeHumor.com where he explains what'll happen if America's credit rating keeps being downgraded.

My buddy Pete Christy took his 'I Beat Pete' segment to Plainview. See how it went on the next page!

Bickering adults may have matured past the stage of saying “I know you are, but what am I?” but that doesn’t mean we don’t hurl a whole litany of trite taunts during verbal spars with our partners. And in this web short, comedians Casey Donahue and Laura Willcox act them all out in a mere two minutes.

On Monday night’s ‘Daily Show,’ host Jon Stewart admonished Congress and compared the constantly-changing debt ceiling deadline to a Broadway opening, saying “The only catastrophe that has moved its date this often is ‘Spiderman: Turn Off The Dark.’ He then observed that despite a steady stream of meetings about the debt crisis, Republicans and Democrats have accomplished little other than seeming