This is a video created using footage of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman driving in Breaking Bad to appear as if they’re racing on Mario Kart’s Rainbow Road. Personally, I’ve always sucked at Rainbow Road — I just can’t seem to stay on the track. I’m really not that great

Well, just the heads of the characters anyways. These are trailers for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul using footage from the two series with the characters heads relatively poorly decently Pixarated. That’s like pixelated except made more Pixar character-like. I just invented that terminology, unless somebody else already came

This is a video of a father performing a routine he choreographed to a Tom & Jerry cartoon in which Jerry is invisible, so it looks like the dad is performing all his actions. He does a fantastic job. If I were that kid I would definitely be convinced my

This is a video of talented acapella group MayTree (previously) covering the theme song from Thomas & Friends. They do a splendid job, five out of five finger in the cheek popping sounds. You know, when I was growing up children’s programming didn’t have theme songs. As a matter of

This is a giant acre-sized piece of Eddie Munson cornfield art commissioned by Netflix somewhere in Indiana (presumably near Hawkins) to honor the Stranger Things character. It’s not a cornfield maze though, it’s more like dyed grass. Still, now I want the same thing in my yard, and that’s saying

NOTE: VIDEO CONTAINS VECNA SPOILER IF YOU HAVEN’T WATCHED THE SERIES YET. This is a timelapse video from Netflix of the process in which the actor who plays Vecna gets into costume. It looks like a fairly long and complicated process, complete with a ton of text messaging and at

Because they never stood a chance, this is a supercut of all 29 redshirt deaths throughout Star Trek: The Original Series as compiled by Youtuber John DiMarco (previously: his other Star Trek compilation videos). Man, it would have sucked to join Starfleet just to be handed inevitable death in the

This is a video of all the celebrity window cameos from the original Batman series (1966 – 1968) as Batman and Robin “climb” the exterior of buildings. There are fifteen in total, and they are, in order: 1. Jerry Lewis 2. George Cisar (from the 1966 film) 3. Dick Clark