Panasonicyouth's comedy Profile

If you don't think this counts as music, you're a fool. Simply put, Flight of The Conchords are probably better than you and all your friends combined. MissxShocking knows what I'm talking about. She writes about why the band is relevant, why New Zealand rules, and why you should always... Read More

Our favorite fashionista, Kelly, teamed up with Marshalls for her newest video, "What R U Guys Talking About?" From the girl who brought us such classics as "Shoes" and "Let Me Borrow That Top" comes a song that explores Kelly Liam's beginning. No, seriously, Kelly is wearing braces. It's absolutely... Read More

Need proof? Just listen to Daniel Tosh.
Enough said. We're moving on to the next one.

(Image courtesy of Ricin and under Creative Commons Attribution license.)
And yet, everyone who likes him still laughs.
Here's an exact transcript of one of his bits:
We always have creepy people around, a creepy individual, and it starts off when we're young-uns; when we're young-uns there's a creepy person. Back in... Read More

Today is Dane Cook's 37th birthday. In true fashion, I'm going to be an asshole and spend a full gallery wishing Dane Cook an unhappy birthday. And so, the list begins.
It's become tired and almost trite to claim that, "Dane Cook sucks." It's also become old that people claim... Read More

"Run Fatboy Run", Simon Pegg’s latest foray into comedy, suffers from misdirection, obvious jokes, and predictability. The script, written by Michael Ian Black and Pegg, is directed by “Friends” alumnus David Schwimmer, but you’d be hard-pressed to find any of that show’s humor present here.

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In an exclusive sneak peek of The Hammer, comedian Adam Carolla makes his leading debut as Jerry Ferro. Faced with an uninteresting life as a construction worker by day and a boxing teacher by night, a stroke of luck puts Carolla on the track towards competing in the Olympic Games.

In his first original character since Austin Powers Mike Myers is the Love Guru. A widely respected self-help spirtualist, he faces his biggest challenge yet: Uniting a hockey player back with his wife in time to win the Stanley Cup! Check out the trailer for The Love Guru right... Read More

It's been a long time since a horror movie has done anything terribly original; while not perfect, The Signal is a refreshing take on the themes of paranoia and violence. Told through the eye of three separate directors, the film is literally like nothing I've ever seen.

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I know. I know. Take a deep breath before you freak out. Jason Bateman and Jeffrey Tambor have both confirmed calls from creator Mitch Hurwitz and producer Ron Howard, asking them if they'd be interested in an Arrested Development movie. The obvious answer is OF COURSE THEY ARE!

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The witty and intelligent screenwriter for indie sensation Juno, Diablo Cody, has already written her next script. A black comedy/horror flick, Jennifer's Body will chronicle the story of a cheerleader (possessed by a demon) who begins eating her male peers. And there's a face-off with a Satanic band. This sounds... Read More

Later this year, Jim Carrey will return to comedy fare with his upcoming film Yes Man. Faced with emotional and psychological problems, he plays a man who signs up for a self-help program that asks it's participants to say, "Yes," to everything. Literally. Sound a bit like Liar Liar to... Read More

I went into this movie expecting nothing but an absurd, ridiculous, and over-the-top comedy. Man, I was totally taken back by this.
It caused me to, first off, realize what a tremendous actor Ryan Gosling is. (Because of this movie, I immediately went and got Half Nelson and thoroughly enjoyed that... Read More

Judd Apatow really hasn't done wrong yet, and I realize it's kind of weird for me to put this movie on my top 10 list, when there are so many more intelligent and creative movies that came out this year. But Superbad was one of those films that, emotionally, hit... Read More

Produced by the almighty Judd Apatow and directed/starring Jason Segel, Forgetting Sarah Marshall looks like it will be next years' big romantic comedy. The movie follows Segel's attempts to get over a celebrity girlfriend, only to unknowingly vacation in the exact same place as her. We're sold.

As chosen by DJ Ross Star, these are the films that caused us to giggle, laugh, spill our drinks, and yell at the screen with joy. Who made our #1 spot? The dysfunctional cops in Reno 911: Miami? Or was it the pregnancy epic Knocked Up? right here.

The Daily Show breaks it down wonderfully.

Is comedy about ethnicity actually racist? Or do people not have a sense of humor?

I really dug Hot Damn! As for Gutter Phenomenon....not so much. Keith's vocals sucked. I missed his sassy voice.

So, while I'm interested to hear what they'll do next, I'm more stoked about the news that they're working with Brian Posehn on a mockumentary.

UMMM. WHY AREN'T YOU EXCITED LIKE I... Read More

Go ahead. Say Joe Rogan is obsessed. I don't care. He makes a fantastic case against one of the most annoying comics on the face of the planet.
Stop supporting Carlos Mencia. The man is a liar and is profiting off of other comics.