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Downtown Abbey’s success has a lot to do with how posh and British the cast’s accents sound, so what would happen if they were, say, American?
That’s what Stephen Colbert wants to find out on The Late Show when he asks Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville and Allen Leech to perform a scene using American accents—and the results are very unsettling.
He’s a children’s entertainer, although with his heavy drinking and foul language he’s not really suitable for kids.
But Jeremy Lion is hilarious (or, at least, comedian Justin Edwards who plays the character is), join him as he counts down the 12 days of Christmas while getting increasingly wasted.
Narratives with twists and turns can make a movie riveting and worth many a rewatch, but sometimes it’s the fan theories that really shake things up.
Some are a load of old rubbish, but here are ten that are so damn inspired, from Star Wars to Harry Potter to LOTR, they put the scriptwriters to shame.
Parents and teachers always tell you never to play with scissors and you often think, what’s the worst that could happen?
Well, this is the worst that could happen—and that includes eye-gouging, throat-slitting, nostril-stabbing and ultimately death. So, yeah, don’t play with scissors.
It’s the old classic, get someone to pose for a photo, then take a video and record the awkwardness that ensues.
If you’re this guy you go one step further, you constantly do it to your long-suffering wife and then edit it together into a hilarious compilation.
Here’s a little throwback to ‘Knowing Me Knowing You with Alan Partridge’, specifically the awful ventriloquist act Joe Beasley and his Cheeky Monkey.
And it’s hilarious stuff—you’ll be squirming all the way through the cringe-inducingly bad performance, and it’ll no doubt make you want to rewatch the entire series.
The Brits, they’re a nation of bowler hat-wearing tea drinkers, who love swearing while also being polite.
At least that’s the stereotypes, so British Viner Arthur Vines goes through them all, kind of, in this compilation—while also shoe-horning in tea bags at every opportunity.
Despite what you might see on the news the British police aren’t all bad, they even have a sense of humor.
Viner Jack Jones proves that in this compilation where he asks them to be silly on camera—and they happily oblige.
