“An unemployed actor undergoes a drastic transformation in a twisted attempt to regain the trust of his estranged family.” I believe that the majority of people who have watched Mrs. Doubtfire — a 1993 comedy-drama film […]
Tag: humour
Donald Trump Has Some Disturbing Advice For Kevin McCallister In Home Alone 2: Lost In New York
(Warning: Strong language/content) In the following clip — it should be noted that this is NOT a legitimate clip from the beloved John Hughes film Home Alone 2: Lost in New York, but rather an amalgam of a […]
Ben Rubin’s NYC Subway Doodles
Artist Ben Rubin has discovered an imaginative way in which to drown out the hullabaloo and tediousness of New York City subway commutes to and from work: on his iPad, he doodles cartoon characters interacting, albeit […]
For The Uninitiated, Welcome To The World Of Comedian Tommy Cooper
In the following 4-minute video, much-loved British comedian Tommy Cooper performs one of his most famous and funniest sketches, that of a ventriloquist entertainer down on his luck while on board a cruise ship. In the […]
Robin Williams Explains How The Scottish Invented Golf
(Warning: Strong/offensive language) In the following 3-minute clip, taken from 2002’s Robin Williams: Live on Broadway, the critically acclaimed movie star of such blockbusters as Good Morning Vietnam, Good Will Hunting, and Mrs. Doubtfire surmises how the Scottish, while seemingly drunk […]
Big Train – Do You Speak English?
The following 1-minute clip, taken from British television programme Big Train, which aired on BBC Two from 1998 to 2002, shows British humour at its driest and most nonsensical. The clip features a woman asking two […]
The Sketch Show – Toilet Teamwork
The following clip, which was taken from The Sketch Show, a British television programme which aired on ITV between 2001 and 2004 and starred the now-famous Lee Mack, Tim Vine, and Ronni Ancona, illustrates — through flawless, […]
