For last year’s Easter holiday, the Tonight Show On NBC hired the hilarious, and very talented, magic clerk, AKA Michael Carbonaro, to wow and stupefy customers at a convenient store.
He changes his costume in front of a guest, turns an Easter egg toy into a live chick, and more. Now, the year old video is trending again as Easter 2013 approaches.
Cara Chan posted this clip from the Today Show last week, and now it stands with over 3.9 million views. Apollo Robbins, the gentleman thief, is a world famous pick pocket who travels around showcasing his ‘craft.’
When you pick people’s pockets on stage and give the stolen items back, it can be a very productive career. Just don’t practice on people without their previous knowledge.
Nick Offerman went viral three weeks ago promoting Movember and Made Man. Now, he and other famous faces from NBC‘s The Office try to inspire those toughing it out to continue until the end. “Your Mustache Will Get Fuller.”
The new video already has over 200,000 views, and is further featured on popular sites, such as Jezebel, WebProNews, HollywoodGossip, Vulture, and NowMSN.
Ever feel like mainstream television is only getting dumber and dumber as you age? Perhaps we feel that way because we were only kids years ago and TV felt so real and authoritative, because really, it’s always been pure garbage.
Just check out this ridiculous clip from NBC’s Today Show in 1984. The short clip was posted online by muerte62 in 2009, but has gone viralviral over the weekend, appearing on popular sites like Fark and Reddit.
The interviewer visited a woman who claimed her toaster was possessed. And she has proof. See? She carved into a piece of toast ‘SATAN LIVES,’ so she must be telling the truth, right?
When asked why she would keep a possessed toaster, she answered, “Well Richard, when all is said and done, it makes good toast.”
And now you know what the 80′s were like.
Since its inception, NBC‘s The Office has been a popular hit with Steve Carrell‘s Michael Scott character as the center focus.
Ironically, only after Carrell left the show, and only at the start of the very last season, did NBC open an official The Office YouTube channel.
But better late than never, right?
Now that the channel is up and running, The Office has just had its first official viralviral video.
The show is famous for its hilarious intro scenes, and the latest from the second episode of Season nine when Dwight meets Asian Jim is quickly rising in the charts.
