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The CollegeHumor All-Nighter is THIS THURSDAY, MAY 23rd

Thursday, May 23rd, 8 pm EST to 8 am EST

CollegeHumor stands with you in ALL-NIGHTER SOLIDARITY! Only instead of studying or writing papers, we’ll be staying up all night filming videos, drawing penises on each other, filming videos of people with penises drawn on them, drawing penises on the people who filmed the videos of the people with the penises drawn on them, YOU NAME IT! Tune in Live Thursday night!!!

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Ancient Guardian Doesn’t Want to Wake Up

Ancient, slumbering gods prefer to stay ancient and slumbering.

Kevin & I wrote this!

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Office Funny Guy Song (Suit & Tie Parody)

A Justin Timberlake tribute to the guy you wish you didn’t sit next to.

You can also get the song on iTunes!

This turned out great.

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Between Two Ferns with Zach Galifianakis: James Franco

Zach sits down with James Franco for a totally normal, run-of-the-mill interview with absolutely no surprises.

This video unfolds like a beautiful comedy onion. Enjoy it lots of times.

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Yay or Nay: Should Everyone Have a Gun?

CollegeHumor settles the Second Amendment debate once and for all.

Ask me about Wolverine World sometime.

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Cat vs. Dog Fighting Game

It’s cats vs. dogs in a video game battle for pet supremacy.

Choose your ending:

Click here for a cat victory. 
Click here for a dog victory.

It’s raining cats and dogs and also blood.

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Watch This: Splitsider Presents ‘The Exquisite Corpse Project’ | Splitsider

Comedy website Splitsider just launched a new digital distribution label ‘Splitsider Presents’ and their first release is the hilarious feature film ‘The Exquisite Corpse Project.’ Available for $5 over at their website.

Director Ben Popik gathered together his former comrades from the legendary sketch group Olde English and tasked them with writing a movie. The catch: each of the five writers wrote 15 pages and only saw the previous five pages of the script. He then shot the movie they wrote, as well as documentary footage of the writing process and all the drama that it entailed, and put them all together into a unique comedy.

I had an opportunity to see the move last night and it is really something special. Besides being extremely funny and charming, it speaks volumes about the creative process, collaboration and friendship. The way the documentary aspect mirrors the narrative they wrote is fascinating. The film becomes much more than a silly project, but rather evolves into a statement about human nature and relationships. You definitely haven’t seen anything like it.

Go get it. For real. You won’t regret spending the $5.

I saw this last night, and you should see it as soon as you can. It’s a very, very good movie that starts with a neat gimmick (a movie written in turns by writers who haven’t read the earlier parts, intercut with documentary interviews of the creators themselves) and takes it to places both extremely funny and sincerely touching.

Meeting the writers one by one and watching them speculate as to what this movie is about or where it’s going feels really special and fun, in the same way that watching good live improv does. It’s super funny, but the way the patchwork, this-should-not-work movie at the heart of things rises above insanity and becomes a mirror for the writers’ own feelings on friendship and collaboration is really pretty special. See it!

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Bear and Shark Keep Active in Retirement

Run fast, die old.

It’s the season finale of BearShark!