Sally died. How did she die? Like a cherry tree.
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Tonight, we watch an Emmy Award-winning display of the madness of five-and-a-half years ago. It may look like the product of a collaboration between Leni Riefenstahl and Werner Erhard, but it’s really just a cheaply-filmed orgy of celebrity self-shaming, one that will never, ever go away.
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Tonight, Jerry Colonna charms the ladies with a dulcet-voiced rendition of the old barbershop quartet standard Sweet Adeline.
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Tonight, a look at the awesome power of nature: Here’s Angry Seas. Best viewed full-screen.
h/t Adrian
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Tonight we watch a short video, about a Queensland couple named Bill and Glad Forward, that answers the question What Is Love?
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Tonight, we take a roller-coaster ride on the Animated Sheet Music for legendary saxophonist John Coltrane’s signature tune “Giant Steps.” If you feel inclined, play along at home!
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Tonight, Rob Ford shows that he has remarkable strength, balance, and flexibility, especially for such a big man.
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She’s Caucasian, he feels like a Eurasian banging on the table looking at the view: Here’s Rev. Fred Lane, accompanied by the wild saxophone wailings of His Hittite Hotshots, singing White Woman.
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Tonight you have two options: you can either watch a rather gruesome documentary from Britain’s Channel 4 News about “the most dangerous city in the world”, San Pedro Sula in Honduras, or watch Roger Miller reprising his 1964 hit Dang Me. I recommend the maple syrple.
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Why so impatient, Mr Hyde?
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Getting one of your comments published on certain websites can be difficult at times, depending on the nature of the moderation. Tonight, we watch a brief tutorial on how to navigate the new YouTube/Google+ commenting system. It’s a snap!
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Tonight, to help put you to sleep, a short newsreel-style pseudo-documentary about the business of selling coffee to Londoners in the 50s and 60s.
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How Will You Remember Them?.
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Is there anything on earth more entertaining than the sight of two dogs playing “Duelling Banjos”? Sure, lots of things, but it’s still tonight’s Tips video.
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Tonight, we throw our backs out Going To A Go-Go with Smokey Robinson.
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I hear your complaints, and yes, you’re right, we’re long overdue for some mid-70s Hungarian pop music: Here’s György Korda having some lake-district fun with Haver a nökkel jól vigyázz.
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“Please, Grandma and Grandpa, don’t do it. Honestly, it’s just not a good idea. Please? I’m begging you…”
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Tonight, we take an animated tour of 17th century London as it stood before the great fire of 1666.
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What’s wrong wit’yo? You’re Crackin Up.
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Tonight, a visit from Dr. Love.
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