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

Many find it ironic to enjoy Bob Saget, and his post-Full House vulgar humor, but Mr. Belding is the true 90s hero.

Mr. Pacheco, next time pick a picture from the photo booth at the mall without your GF in it for your Fake ID.

There's a good chance Hell looks something like this. Go to church!

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. Harris spent his Halloween proving to the world that gay people can be colorful and yet demonic, all at the same time.

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

Celebrities love to stuff their butts in bikini bottoms. Can you guess who each mystery butt belongs to? Hosted by Mr. Thong Song himself – Sisqo!

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.

Mr. Artiste could have made me anything in the world and he chooses to make me a bald, naked, fat man.

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

According to sources on the set of her latest music video, Britney Spears was so emotionally distressed that she demanded all the extras leave the stage while she attempted to pole dance. Let us pray that poor pole was heavily disinfected… scratch that - just burn it.

A former Walmart employee bought these Chinese-made flip flops and later got a chemical burn from the plastic strap. Now Walmart's giving her a horrible time about it! WTF!

Im in ur windoh scarin' ur childrins

These pyrotechnicians are making a wall of fire because they're apparently bored and like to burn things. Sounds like my job!

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

Well I don’t know if you can really call this an acoustic performance, but either way it’s pretty frickin’ entertaining. The Harlem Shakes are one of those bands where the term “collective” actually applies. This was one of three songs they played for us from their debut EP titled Burning Birthdays. Look for them on tour this Summer!

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!