Gakked from melloniel --

what what (in the butt).

Seriously. It's like crack!fic put to "music" made on a 1980's Casiotone keyboard and soggy anus eroticism.

AND IT WILL GET STUCK IN YOUR HEAD.

The first two are doubly interesting to Torchwood/Who fans, but they're dang funny either way.

1) British quiz show called "8 out of 10 Cats" -- to be honest, I've never seen it before. It's absolutely hysterical, and John Barrowman was a panelist that day.

But, cripes. Barrowman is SO American; he's bouncing everywhere and the others are so much calmer. In part one he breaks into a song that... oh, my head. And in part two he says something that made me want to yell at him, "Thank you for helping to make the UK folks continue to think we in the States are COMPLETE WEIRDO MORONS."

NOT SAFE FOR WORK. in the slightest. For language, but still.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three


2) Another British quiz show called "Never Mind the Buzzcocks." Again, Barrowman is a panelist. The host introduces him as a "practicing homosexual" and it goes downhill from there. (Note that the host is also gay.)

Again, NSFW, for language. At the end of part 3 Barrowman sings a little parody and, well, let's just say that's one musical I can never watch again. (...though I laughed so hard I started wheezing.) Make sure to watch part 3 to the very very (past the voiceovers & credits) end.

Part One
Part Two
Part Three

3. Whose Line Is It Anyway - US version, yes, I know, but there are some good bits. Like these:

Ryan's Wife Hoedown. It's important to remember here that Ryan Stiles *hates* doing the Hoedowns.

Irish Drinking Song I'm in love with Ryan, but Colin Mochrie is a god.

Party Quirks where Colin grabs everyone in totally inappropriate places. Censor-bars to the rescue!

Mostly work safe (I mean, it's on ABC family), but, even with the bleeps... yow :-).


4. The in-studio gag reel from the original BSG. I have a copy on my hard disk but this one is slightly better. However, the quality is still pretty crappy (it's probably like 1324th generation, so be forgiving.)


5. And not least in the slightest, thrown at me by rosewildeirish, KISS MEN1. OK, that's what it's called. But it had me at the "disclaimer" at the beginning, and it's great.