By Mr. Joke.

There's something just a little weird when Mr. Belvedere is singing with little boys.

Another reason why the "Batman & Robin" movie is totally underrated. This dialogue is just amazing!

Mankind has almost achieved its final purpose, a porn video game. We eagerly await the release of “Gorgasm: The Legend of Dong Slayer", Mr. Jordan.

George Lucas is always fond of replacing people with machines, sorry Mr. Williams.

Everything he wore and did in the 80s was gold.

Gob is still regretting selling the rights to Mr. Bannagrabber.

Some lonely boy with a love of Robert Smith composed a touching tribute to Mr. Ledger.

Mr. Cruise is really very articulate in explaining his "religion" that every one else thinks is just an expensive SCI-FI Cult-RPG.

I pity the fool (aka Leeroy Jenkins)

Mr. Rogers was quite fascinated with the innocent fun of Donkey Kong. Wonder what he'd have to say about Halo 3.

A classic bit from Rowan Atkinson's stand-up routine reminds us all stand-up can be great in spite of what Dane Cook has done to the art.

This commercial has the catchiest song, written in Oklahoma, about BBQ, ever. Making "it falls off the bone" sound sexy is no small task.

Always take T's advice -- especially when it's on designer clothing!

This is probably one of the best covers we have heard at the Live at LG Acoustic sessions and it’s a perfect fit for Limbeck. If you have never heard the original by The Byrds, well, then you should just be ashamed of yourself!

George Lucas got treated to Conan O'Brien's rehashing of some beloved Star Wars characters. We thought they were funny, George, how come YOU didn't??

Mr. T is shilling for Snickers... and he just might have made the best commercial EVER!

Mister Rogers gets a visit from his old buddy, the cop. They soak their feet and the cop sings a song about love. AWWKWAAAAAARD.

Honeycut features the soulful stylings of one Mr. Bart Davenport. Damn this band can dance their socks off! Watch for yourself.

Kill Bill was good, but not great. You know why? Mr. Tarantino didn’t have the foresight of mixing the kung fu story with Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure. We did.