This lil boy's a baller, living like a king because "his mom said could" (rough translation). We should have more commercials like this (likable, kinda funny, not so completely annoying you wanna shoot the TV, or yourself, whichever puts an end to it quicker). Check it out:

Dunno why this guy was filming in the first place, but the moment he caught is priceless. Maybe one day all TV will be this real....

Leave it to Romanian gangs! The best part is how they turn down the bounty after all that work. According to similar crimes that were actually carried through, these guys were more into TVs and cigarettes. The footage was caught with some sort of police night camera.

Whether we love to hate them or hate to love them, over time these zingy one-liners got etched in our brains. We find them coming out of our mouths sometimes resulting in our own laugh track worthy real-life moments, or, alternatively, leaving us mortified at what we just inadvertently revealed about ourselves: not only our age, but the mark left by all those prime-time hours in days of yore spent glued to the couch, pre DVR, wiping tears form our eyes as we learned important life-long lessons from The Tanners, The Winslows, The Russo's. The Drummonds, The Bowers, The Micellis, The Ts, etc... (Let us pray for the reality TV generation!)

If they only knew back then what kinda monsters "Pay" (and non pay) TVs bring into our living rooms these days...

We recently stumbled upon this old gem. It's from a Japanese TV show called Zuiikin' English, an english language learning/ exercise program... duh. As you can see the show focuses on only a few poignant phrases.

Diz-zamn South Korea sure does like their Gangnam style! We read there were an estimated 80,000 people there- maybe we should tell people that's what's really going on next time the president speaks. Really, once you get to, say, the thousandth row what is the point? It's like sitting in your living room watching it on tv (if you're lucky enough to have a clear view of the monitor), only you're pressed up against a bunch of sweaty, screaming, gyrating strangers... all this for a pop song.

We love the look on his face after he realizes what he does. "Maybe if I stand really still and smile everyone will forget what just happened". Know the name of your TV station buddy....

We're still dying over how hilarious this clip is! Here's all you need to know: Host Erik Hartman is conducting interviews with victims of medical malpractice. He did not have time for the pre-interview he usually conducts. The male guest went in for routine surgery and came out without his balls. Oh, and Hartman was fired shortly after this interview.

Some people get road rage. Other people become enraged sitting alone on their couch playing video games. Come on now, breaking your TV though? Now you can't play your games no more, bro. Maybe it's for the better. Nonetheless, when you isolate the soundtrack of these gamers doing their thang, hilarity ensues.

Leave it to the Koreans... We're really not sure how exactly this keeps you in shape, but here's the translation from YouTube: "...for those who like to ride the horse in front of TV and in home comfort of their own space. For all family member, this home mechanical equestrian system will meet for all the family need. It help device to fitness you up! And reach the health goal! Live longer for now! Be your ace power!" Yeehaw, ride 'em [Korean] cowboy!

The wrong way.

What a horrible little kid.

There's nothing funnier than watching reality tv stars freak out. Thank God they're always being filmed, so it's sure to be caught on tape.