Remember that AMAZING music video of Queen’s “Bohemian Rhapsody” that the Muppets did a few months ago? Well, there’s now this follow-up with audio commentary by Kermit the Frog.
Suffice it to say, this doesn’t go well…
By the way, “Muppet Bohemian Rhapsody” has been nominated in the categories of Best Viral and Best Music Video for this year’s Webby Awards!...
Here is Jonathan McWhite (accompanied by David McWhite on guitar) perfectly aping a classic Kenny Rogers tune with this hilarious song parody about Barack Obama…
Very great thanks to good friend Bethany Myers for finding this! š...
It’s I’m NOT Drunk: The Game!
Yes, April Fools Day was a week ago. But no, it’s not a joke.
A quarter century ago, on Saturday morning cartoons gone far, far away…
That’s the title sequence from the short-lived Star Wars: Droids animated series on ABC. The theme song “In Trouble Again” was co-written and performed by Stewart Copeland of The Police. Anthony Daniels again provided the voice of C-3PO.
Twenty-five years later and with Star Wars: Clone Wars a certifiable success for Lucasfilm and Cartoon Network, an animated Star Wars situation comedy is now in the works. Among those involved with the project are Seth Green and Matthew Senreich: the creators and executive producers of Robot Chicken (which has a long history of lampooning the saga).
Ehhhhh… hmmm… don’t know what exactly to say about this one. I knew that Lucasfilm was working on an animated Star Was series aimed at pre-schoolers and for ...
All good things must come to an end. Which as more than one person has noted, means that my jokes are cursed to live forever! š
You know what I like most about April Fools Day? It’s that my birthday is March 31st. So for me it’s like a two-day long extravaganza of hilarity and thanks to this blog, I get to share that good-natured nuttiness with a wide audience!
Okay well anyhoo, obviously this year’s April Fools Day on The Knight Shift was nothing like last year’s infamous “Johnny Robertson arrested at the Vatican” stunt that saw this blog slammed with visits from such places as the U.S. State Department and Vatican City itself. This time, I wanted to do something a bit quieter, but no less funny. And as things turned out I wound up running three prank stories on this blog.
Let’s count ’em off…
1. “Governor ...
If you see only one biopic this year, see this one. If you see only 27 biopics this year, see Weird: The Al Yankovic Story 27 times!
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I would pay to see Muppet Studios make a real project out of this…
Cartoonist Paul O’Connell has created this OUTRAGEOUSLY smart mash-up of animated felt and pagan ritual: a homage to both the Muppets and the classic 1973 horror movie The Wicker Man. I honked out loud with laughter at Kermit playing Sergeant Howie, but it’s Gonzo taking Christopher Lee’s place as Lord Summerisle that really fixes this spoof into your gray matter.
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Those wonderfully demented folks at How It Should Have Ended have struck again! This time the target is last year’s stellar smash hit Star Trek, which was directed by J.J. Abrams and used every lens flare plug-in on the market.
Here’s how Star Trek should have ended…
If you are at work, make darned sure that the boss isn’t watching. If you have small children, make them leave the room. Because this is without a doubt one of the most disturbing, filthy, and inappropriate videos that I have ever seen in my life!
But there’s no denying it: “Weird Al” Yankovic has gone where none of us thought he would ever go before, and made a sexually titillating video that defies all standards of decency.
Have you got what it takes to see Weird Al in an act of supreme self-abasement? Have you?!?
Because if you do…
Remember: You have been warned....
Ernie should have just kept pointing!