An instant classic, check out Bill O'Reilly before he was a political pundit working as a host for Inside Edition. It's safe to assume that his relationship with the show's production crew was somewhat rocky.

The folks over at Lenovo produced a spoof of Apple's MacBook Air commercial where it fits inside of an envelope, demonstrating why their notebook computer is actually way more portable.

A compilation of clips of a couple of guys jumping into their jeans, eventually leading to one guy doing an amazing backflip and landing in his jeans.

While doing a segment during an NBA telecast, Charles Barkley gets pranked Ron Burgundy style, calling himself a dumbass because it's written on the teleprompter.

What happens when a high school babysitter discovers the kid she's supposed to be watching is actually older than her and he's living at home with his parents?

A cat desperately wants to dig into a left-over birthday cake but can't seem to figure out that it's being protected by a clear plastic case. You have to admire the little guy's dedication, however.

A hilarious skit demonstrating what it would be like if common interactions on Facebook were to take place in reality instead of on the computer.

Actor Gary Busey, who it turns out is very religious, is invited to appear on a fake television show called Prayer Hour. It starts slowly, but when it turns into nothing but a con for money, Busey freaks.

What if James Bond was just some homeless guy instead of a debonaire gentleman who plays cards and wears fancy tuxedos? What would his missions be like?

A kid lifts up his younger brother in the pool and then tosses him through an inflatable ring just like a basketball player shooting a three-pointer.

It's bad enough when a skier attempts to jump off a ramp made out of snow and doesn't make it, but when that ramp is constructed out of solid wood it looks a lot more painful.

Kobe Bryant jumps over an Aston Martin speeding right at him. Obviously this is a fake viral video promotion for Nike, but it's still a neat little camera trick and an impressive vertical leap.

A weather man for a news station in Minnesota is really excited about the Vikings trading for Jared Allen. He then makes a joke about 69 sacks but it sounds like he's making a lewd sexual comment.

A hilariously gross commercial in which a young woman returns home to find her boyfriend and parents snacking on some cucumber sandwiches.

Ellen DeGeneres orders one of those stupid Hawaiian Chairs from the infomercials that claim you can exercise while you work and uses it while hosting her TV show.