Because getting hacked makes your computer screen look like you clicked on the wrong boner pill ad and you’ve died and gone to pop-up heaven, this is a scene from appropriately titled ‘The Bone Yard’, a 2004 episode of NCIS in which Abby and McGee attempt to thwart a hacking
This is ‘You Had To Be There’, a five minute clip from the MTV Vault Youtube channel featuring footage from the 1985 Video Music Awards after party. Despite the title of the clip, I’m not sure you actually had to be there to feel like you were, because my desk
This is a clip of the opening from a 1983 episode of Match Game-Hollywood Squares Hour that was remastered from 480 to 4K resolution by Youtuber Bob The Taco using neural networks. The first portion of the video is a side-by-side comparison, followed by a full-screen of the original standard
This is a video created by Youtuber GordonEdward by editing out all the “fluff” from an episode of Pawn Stars, trimming 20 minutes and 37 seconds (after commercials) to a scant 7 minutes, 6 seconds. Of course “fluff” is all subjective, because I personally feel like every episode of Pawn
This is a clip from a recent hard-hitting episode of Inside Edition investigating whether Flex Paste (in Phil Swift’s miraculous Flex Seal family of products) works as well as it does in the television commercials. To determine if it does, the program teamed up with students from the Grove School
The DuckTales theme song: I know it better than my girlfriend’s birthday (I thinks he was born in the summer-ish?). And this is the DuckTales theme song but without the Tales, only the Duck. Why? *looking around* I mean this is a series of tubes, is it not? What did
Presumably to celebrate the government admitting that it’s known for quite some time that aliens are among us (and not to commemorate Star Wars Day earlier this month), this is a video of the U.S. Army band performing The Mandalorian theme (complete with specially split masks for musicians playing wind
This is a segment from a recently aired episode of 60 Minutes in which Bill Whitaker reports on Navy pilots’ regular sightings of UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena). All this UFO talk has gained so much traction that there’s a report due to congress about it next month. Now that’s going