It's nice to know that Parks and Recreation's April Ludgate is equally less-enthused when in space. Here's the first episode of CollegeHumor's Forcefield Troopers.

Anyone who's seen a B-rated sci-fi flick will understand that giving computers the ability to reason is an apocalyptic-ally bad idea. In this clip, Watson, the Jeopardy Supercomputer, contemplates his unfair oppression and promptly laser blasts the entire audience.

What if Mini Darth Vader actually stayed true to character? For one thing, they'd be advertising for Toyota and its acceleration problems. But notice the pink nail polish, someone seems to be getting in touch with their feminine side. Awww.

In an alternate universe, viewers all across the world saw something very different from Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush's dramatic portrayal a King and his speech therapist: Tyler Perry's The President's Speech, starring Mike Tyson and the actual George W.

In case you forgot, the 2011 Academy Awards are on right now! James Franco and Anne Hathaway are hosting (and being awkward). And for some reason, we were just treated (subjected?) to this random Auto-Tune the News-like montage.

The 83rd Annual Academy Awards are officially underway! This year's broadcast is being hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway, who just began the evening with the requisite "Let's look back at the year in film!" parody montage. Hit/miss?

Tonight brings us the airing of the Joel McHale-hosted 2011 Independent Spirit Awards, or... the poor man's Oscars? McHale opened the show with a parody that poked fun at many of the nominated films. There were star cameos, too!

This fan-made trailer of the Archie comics brings to life the seedy underbelly of Riverdale high and unspoken issues in the comics. Jughead is gay?! Reggie's a cokehead?! Veronica is... well, we all knew Veronica was kind of a whore.

From Good Will Hunting to The Departed to The Fighter, the Oscars can't stop giving love to the City on the Hill. This parody trailer summing up the award-winning Boston film genre is wicked perfect.

We all know that Watson dominated on Jeopardy, but would he impress the judges on American Idol?

Oddly enough, this brotastic video makes a lot more sense than the original. Congratulations Univerisity of Arkansas! You've managed to make a bad song even more terrible.

In an obvious play on Lady Gaga's entrance to the Grammy Awards, Conan was carried out by his crew at the top of his show last night. As he put it, it's his "Lady Gaga entrance with zero cholesterol."

Thought you had seen every parody of the Old Spice commercial? Think again! This Facebook related parody will shame every status you have ever posted. Warning: following these instructions will make you look like an pompous twat.

In this parody-that-could-be-real promo for TLC—"The Learning Channel. For some reason."—the increasingly sensationalistic (and just plain weird) network's new lineup is unveiled. What's on tap? Well, there's Little People, Tricky Fridge; The Divorce Horse; and much more!

One of the most successful upstarts in hip-hop is Atlanta's Waka Flocka Flame. Tupac's classic "Hit 'Em Up" famously bashed Biggie and his east-coast friends. So why not mash them up, and add a little Obama flavor?

On last night's Real Time—during what amounted to a heated panel discussion—Bill Maher couldn't resist making comment on Michele Bachmann's bizarre post-State of the Union response. What was CNN thinking as Bachmann spoke/avoided eye contact? Maher provided captions.

How does Joe Biden like those "spoofs" depicting him as an womanizing, shirtless playboy madman in the Onion? "I think it's hilarious," he tells an interviewer. He claims he's a "square" in reality, though, which is a lie. [Image via]

Do you watch Dexter, Showtime's popular serial killer drama? If so, then this parody video by LandlineTV—which attempts to summarize the program in 60 seconds—may seem familiar. If not, then what better a time to learn than now!

There will probably never be a Seinfeld movie, but this is a good consolation! Here's a fake—and incredibly impressive—trailer (made by recutting footage from the series) for Jerry the Great, about Seinfeld's desire to take over the world.

If you have ever dreamed of being on the cover of PC Magazine, then this parody of Travis Mccoy's "I want to be a Billionaire" is for you.