Mario Seinfeld - A Parody About Nothing by Esquire Bob Animations

I am always down to watch a quick animation clip, especially one that involves my favorite plumber of all time. But throw in a tie in to the greatest sitcom ever, and you got my two minutes. Animator Esquire Bob has a very well stocked Youtube page loaded with cool ass shit, but his Mario Seinfeld clip has got to be the crown jewel in the crown. Its great.... specifically because the casting is spot on. George would definitely be Toad, and Kramer is a great Luigi. But the best casting choice of all: Newman as Bowser !!! Your princess is in another borough !!! Lol. This is really funny. I hope to see more of them in the future. Check out the full clip after the jump...

"Breaking Bad Meets Seinfeld" by Matin Comedy

Breaking Bad is on the way toward its series finale, and it has been getting more and more serious as the episodes have carried on through this last season. Shit is getting real in New Mexico, and there isn't anything funny about it. Key characters are dead, shit is not looking good for any of the surviving characters, and it is a generally bleak outlook for everyone involved in Heisenberg's inner and extended circle. But that doesn't mean that there haven't been some humorous moments throughout the shows run!!! What about that time Walt threw a pizza on the roof of the garage? Or the time Walt confronted Skylar's boss about the proposed affair he suspected them of having? Those were funny... right? Well they become infinitely funnier when they are set to a laugh track and the funny Seinfeld music is added in. Thanks to Matin Comedy for making these videos and posting them on Youtube. Nice to look at what has become such a dark series in a funny light every once and awhile. It's amazing what a bit of music and a laugh track can do to lighten the mood. Check out episode 1 & 2 of Breaking Bad Meets Seinfeld after the jump...


Breaking Bad Meets Seinfeld Pt 1




Breaking Bad Meets Seinfeld pt 2

"Unreal Estate" Is An Art Show That Takes Us To Our Favorite TV Locations

Spoke Art has done it again! Starting yesterday (Feb. 2nd) and running through Feb. 23rd artist Tim Doyle will be taking you through the many locales of our favorite pop culture locals. All of the pieces have not been released yet, but a few have and they are very cool. Check out Doyle's take on Sesame Street, The Simpsons, and Arrested Development after the jump, and if I come across more I will post them up...

Arrested Development 1 & 2(There is money in that banana stand!!!!):

Sesame Street 1 & 2:

The Simpsons 1 & 2:

Seinfeld:

The Sopranos: