strange times indeed

It's no secret that I adored Mamma Mia! for the eye- and brain-candy that it is, have no illusions that it is high art... but this is brilliant and hilarious.

( Embedded YouTube video behind the cut )

(If you don't get why the 3rd father is a rutabaga, this may help you out.)

My lovely coworkers, without whom I never would have known the joy of 'Batman on Drugs lol':



The video itself is ridiculously pointless. It's 1:20 minutes of a loop of a video of 60's Batman with a moronic, nonsensical vocalization laid over the top (I don't know if there's a surprise at the end; I didn't let it run all the way through).

And yet... we were all laughing as if it were the most brilliant piece of comedy ever conceived. Even now, playing it for grian_ruadh we were having trouble breathing.

Imagine then, if you will, this video link being circulated to each of my coworkers, and as they each brought up the link, the 'music' (I use that term loosely) starting up in a sort of round... which was, if you can imagine, even funnier.

In case you didn't see: Playing Dwight Schrute is... Jim Halpert? (promo for this week's episode of "The Office": "Product Recall". Probably the pre-theme song teaser).

ETA: And kinda spoiler-y, so, beware.

On YouTube: "Careless Memories"/Duran Duran anime boys from the "Astronaut" tour. This is awesome.

::downloads into iPod::