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From the inexplicable to the just plain ridiculous, the full spectrum of Russian failage is covered here.
It might often come across like a version of GTA Russia but it’s never anything but thoroughly entertaining.
In this topical and very funny sketch Key & Peele show that, contrary to what it looks like, there is a way young black men can escape racism.
Unfortunately though it retreating to a fictional universe where a place called Negrotown where black people won’t be beaten, harassed or have stupid white folk touch their hair.
If any man can teach you how to chop an onion, Jamie Oliver is that man.
Watch as he demonstrates unconventional, but no less effective methods including using tea towels, squashing and most controversial of all, his range of kitchen crystals.
Cassetteboy cast their satirical gaze upon the news coverage of the royal baby and general election buildup.
And they come back with this edit that is far more truthful, much more entertaining, and features some dramatic footage of Ed Balls. Ed balls.
If you were looking to watch something that doesn’t make a whole lot of sense, but has plenty of swearing and Star Trek, look no further.
It redubs footage of Kanye, the aforementioned Star Trek, and Little House on the Prairie and mixes it with plenty of juvenile immature humour.
It’s quite clear from the outset of this that comedian Kristen Wiig has never seen a single episode of Games of Thrones.
Which makes this interview with her dressed as the Queen of Dragons with Jimmy Fallon all the more hilarious.
Amid the campaigns and general tedium in the build up to the UK general election your political immune system might not be at its best.
Which means you might be susceptible to what’s being called the ‘UKIP virus’—symptoms include a sudden onset of xenophobia, casual racism, and general hatred for others who aren’t like you.
This is cunning, it starts off like a typical children’s television program, with singing and talking puppets—think Sesame Street
Then it takes a turn for the WTF, dragging you into a hellhole of darkness that’s terrifying and mesmerising all at once.
