This clip sums up Spider-Man 3 with biting accuracy.

In "Marge Gamer", Marge finally joins the online world and finds herself addicted to a Massively Multiplayer Online game. While wandering through a dangerous part of the game she stumbles upon the three... more inside

Jimmy Kimmel George Takei on Tim Hardaway homophobic rant

His funniest SNL skit.

16-year-old clones of historical figures attend Clone High, where Joan of Arc competes against Cleopatra for Abe Lincoln's affections and jock JFK picks on nerdy, ADD-riddled Gandhi. Frakkin' funny. One of those shows that was too good for the general public and ran for only one glorious season.

Beautiful ethereal cover of the Carpenters' "Close to You," as featured in the Jim Henson Studios movie "MirrorMask," written by Neil Gaiman.

Homer fails to conquer his 10 foot hoagie.

Eddie Murphy, a member of the cast of Saturday Night Live in 1982, here in the first installment of Mr. Robinson's Neighborhood...w/ Mr. T

Gene Kelly sings a few old standards, then exits with inimitable style. A great tribute to a great man on "The Muppet Show."

The scene from "Who Framed Roger Rabbit?" where we first see Jessica Rabbit, singing "Why Don't You Do Right" in the Ink and Paint club. She was voiced (uncredited) by Kathleen Turner, but the song was done by Steven Spielburg's (then) wife, Amy Irving.

McNulty and Bunk work up an old crime scene and discover new evidence. They say "fuck" 38 times in a row, in so many different ways. The Wire (HBO) is the best TV drama I've ever seen.