“Sitting around, smoking marijuana, eating Cheetos and masturbating do not constitute plans.” – If you haven’t seen Breaking Bad then shame on you and your family. If you have seen it then you’ll know how breaking badass it is, as the dynamic duo, Jesse Pinkman & Walter H. White, go from bad to worse, and then back again – and you’ll enjoy this montage of POV shots taken mostly from inanimate objects like a frying pan, toilet, wood floor, dryer, shovel, sidewalk, parking lot, clipboard, roomba, grill, pizza, bathtub, refrigerator, pool, vent, cleaning brush. Lets get cooking.

Calling all children of the 80s and 90s, this is your Koyaanisqatsi (according to the spiel that goes with the video anywho). Which basically means it’s an hour-long compilation of late night television & B-movie VHS tapes thrown together to keep you enraptured, like Alex getting his treatment in A Clockwork Orange, but a good version of that, where your eyes aren’t forced open & images of torture are replaced with Kurt Russell.

The cast and crew of Doctor Who perform like monkeys in front of the camera to celebrate David Tennant finally leaving and ending his over-hyped, child-at-Christmas performance of the Doctor. Just look how happy they all are in this clip, smiles as wide as the universe, even Mr Tennant himself is beaming with joy at his own departure. Sense a trace of bitterness anyone? That’s because i hate him for ending something epic and leaving the show. Haters are always gonna hate. Good. Times.

When you’re a crime-fighting superhero who dresses up as a bat and goes about fighting escaped loons then having a conversation with yourself isn’t the craziest thing you’ll do all day. This is, as the YouTube descriptions states, is acting tour de force, a masterclass from Adam West. Behold!

The great Sir David Attenborough narrates us through some of the running battles that overtook London over the last 5 days. It was a surreal turn of events, one that even Sir Dave would shake his head at the tragedy of it all, but the uncanny resemblance about what everyone’s favourite luvvie is rambling on about and the rioters is a little too close for comfort. As everyone seeks to recover, the internet can help by doing what it does best, making with the lulz.

If you’ve been watching Game of Thrones, then you’ll be able to have some lolz at this laidback rap about being a Lannister. If you haven’t, then just pretend like you have and laugh along when your buddies laugh, repeating words they say and nodding your head vigorously so you don’t look like some kind of loser who doesn’t watch shows about medieval dwarfs. Tyrion is a total BOSS!

This year Wimbledon 2011 is going to be a little bit special, For the first time in 125 years the greatest tennis action from the Championships will be aired live – in 3D – at cinemas all across the globe. Never before has it been possible to have such an immersive tennis experience, it will add a whole new dimension to the championships – as well as catching even more of the exciting action, you will be ducking to avoid the balls as they emerge from the screen. See where your nearest cinema to catch the action is at sony.wimbledon.com

Lord of the Rings this ain’t, as the highborn dwarf Tyrion from Game of Thrones slaps Joffrey for a good ten minutes to the tune of Led Zeppelin’s “Achilles Last Stand”. Fair play, because that guy has a slappable face. After watching it, ten minutes doesn’t seem like anywhere near enough time and slapping seems way too lenient. Maybe flog him with a dead dragon instead. Tyrion is a hero.

If there’s one question that’s balancing in restless anticipation on the very tip of everyone’s tongues it’s: What next for reality TV? Well, you’ll be glad to know it involves killer dolphins, bimbos, drag queens, space, love, hate, weight loss, and a bunch of other crazy stuff that will blow your skull wide open. The only thing missing is celebrity zombies and Simon Cowell being sexually ravaged by horny cetaceans.

Forget the historical precedence of the Arab’s corrupt regimes falling under the weight of popular uprisings demanding democracy. Forget about the ecological damage that is being wrought upon the earth; forget about financial institutions bringing the world’s economy to the brink of collapse and remaining unrepentant; forget about Japan suffering at the hands of a catastrophic natural disaster—because a reality show about spoilt, inebriated New York Koreans is on TV.