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 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

This is delightful outtake from Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood of Mister Rogers getting pranked by the crew with somebody else’s too-small shoes, and Mister Rogers reacting in the most wholesome way possible, even going so far as thanking the crew for the prank. Man, what a gem. Is Mister Rogers Neighborhood

Because I’m as mad as hell and I’m not gonna take this anymore!, this is a video of NBC-affiliate KTVE meteorologist Jarod Floyd going off on the viewers that have emailed or called to complain that the severe weather warnings they’re issuing in the Louisiana viewing area have cut into

This is what will now be known as the Spectrum Of Kindness, a barcode style chart created by data lover Owen Llewellyn Henry Jean Phillips to celebrate Mister Rogers’ birthday by presenting the color of every cardigan he wore on Mister Rogers’ neighborhood in chronological order from 1969 – 2001

This is Khraniteli, a 1991 television adaptation of Lord Of The Rings broadcast on the Leningrad Television network in Russia 30 years ago. It’s really something, and I think it’s pretty obvious Peter Jackson never bothered watching this version while researching his own adaptation, or otherwise he never would have

This is a video of very talented impressionist and three first-namer Mary Elizabeth Kelly performing all the straight-to-camera faces the different characters on the The Office perform at the fictional documentary crew. She’s good. So good it’s almost like her face was deepfaked onto the actors’ actual performances (previously: every

This is a real stapler in soap created by Etsy seller PalmStoneCreations to look like Dwight’s stapler in Jello from The Office. The soap costs $22, measures approximately 5-inches round 3-inches tall, weighs 1 pound 9-ounces and does not include the plate. Per one very satisfied customer: This. Was. PERFECT!!