In the 2006 film Happy Feet, Penguins woo each other with song. The song medleys are somewhat luhrmann-esque (à la Moulin Rouge). Savion Glover provided the tap dancing in this scene (through motion capture).

Back to the Future to the '80s

I think this parody routine is even funnier than Dane Cook himself.

Animated video produced for the Cartoon Network in the late '90s. Occasionally you'll see these run on Boomerang. See Groovies for more info.

The president adopts a new appearance to win back the public.

Memorable scene from the 1983 film starring Tom Cruise. No nudity, but nonetheless risqué .

The first episode of The O.C. featured extended opening credits while the main character Ryan is brought to the city of Newport, rather than the standard title sequence. Also heard for the first time is the main theme "California" by Phantom Planet.

Ghostwriter was an educational show where a multiracial group of kids would solve mysteries with the help of a mysterious ghost who would write out clues.

This is Michelangelo Antonioni's first english language film. Featuring David Hemmings as a London photographer who may have photographic evidence of a crime. The film features music by Herbie Hancock... more inside

Probably the most popular French rapper outside of France, this is MC Solaar's classic track "Les Temps Changent" (in English: "Times Change") from the album Paradisaque.

In this short clip from the "Next Lines" round, Phil's team is given a line from a song and they have to supply the next lyric. But at this point they're already 19 points behind. That's Bez of the Happy Mondays to his right.

Because of this ad the 1982 song "Da Da Da" became a brief hit in the U.S. (1997).

Will Ferrell and Jack Black lament that drunken comedians never win any Oscars. John C. Reilly chimes in with the solution.

Cheesy lounge cover of the Snoop Dogg classic. Music video set in Vegas. From the album "I'd Like a Virgin".