Patton Oswalt will be guest starring on Parks and Recreation in an upcoming episode. In one scene, Patton’s character filibusters a town hall meeting talking about his idea for a Star Wars movie. For nearly nine minutes.
It’s one crazy story, and it has instantly gone viral across the nerd web, amassing over half a million views in one day.
Last week, Sam Macaroni published this parody of what the upcoming new Star Wars film made by Disney may be like, and already it has been viewed over half a million times.
The mashing up of Star Wars and Disney has been done many times before after the news of the merger broke, but that doesn’t make this Star Wars VII: Return Of The Empire spoof any less epic.
What could be better than Darth Mickey looking for R2, 3PO, and Wall-E all the while Luke is trying to save his sister from the hooka smoking caterpillar from Alice In Wonderland?
Veteran viewers will recognize popular YouTubers, such as Timothy Delaghetto, ShayCarl, Ed Bassmaster, and more.
All properly trained Jedi know to lock up their lightsabers when not in use. But sadly, someone left the lightsaber out at the Gnarly Tooth‘s residence.
And the terrible twos toddler got his hands on the dangerous Jedi weapon. He’s nothing more than a Darth Baby!
Now, this fun Star Wars-themed video has gone viral, amassing over 150,000 hits, and appearing on GeekTyrant, HuffPost, and TheAwesomer.
One Minute Galactica teamed up with Slacktory to publish this uber nerdy Star Wars vs Jurassic Park mash up. Thinking outside of the box, they beautifully melded Star Wars footage focusing on the dinosaur-esque AT-AT walkers with the audio for the original Jurassic Park trailer.
Hollywood needs to make this movie. JURAT-AT Park. Come Spielberg, you can do it!
Even people outside of the crazy conspiracy world have watched or heard of the most famous 9-11 conspiracy documentary, titled Loose Change.
The hour long documentary is a great source of debate, with skeptics on both sides of the issue claiming the other side is nuts, delusional, or just plain stupid.
Being that this is the Internet, it’s about time a spot-on parody was made, and now it’s finally here.
Over the weekend, Graham Putnam published Luke’s Change: an Inside Job, a parody of the original Loose Change conspiracy documentary that claims it’s impossible for the Death Star to have been destroyed by none other than Darth Vader’s family members. Something just has to be up.
The parody is reminiscent of the hilarious spoof College Humor made in 2009 of Storm Troopers discussing conspiracy theories concerning the destruction of the Death Star.
Now, the video is going viral, and is featured on Slate, GeekoSystem, Neatorama, and LaughingSquid.
