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Patton Oswalt's Star Wars Filibuster

Patton Oswalt's Star Wars Filibuster Patton Oswalt's 8 minute Filibuster take from Parks and Recreation (Season 5, Episode 19). May 18, 2013 8:03 PM

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Patton Oswalt: Star Wars Filibuster, Animated

Patton Oswalt: Star Wars Filibuster, Animated Patton Oswalt's 8 minute Filibuster take from Parks and Recreation (Season 5, Episode 19). Now with animation. User: runarounddead May 18, 2013 4:59 PM

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Harrison Ford Won't Answer Star Wars Questions

Harrison Ford Won't Answer Star Wars Questions Harrison Ford stopped by Jimmy Kimmel Live last night but refused to answer any Star Wars questions. That didn’t stop Chewbacca from crashing his interview. User: Pantufas Apr 18, 2013 2:52 PM

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Chris Griesemer: Tons of Impressions and Voices

Chris Griesemer: Tons of Impressions and Voices Me doing a variety of impressions and dialects. Please visit http://www.voiceforanychoice.com to learn more! Impressions, Stewie Griffin, Family Guy, Herbert the Pervert, Christopher Walken, Sean Connery, Arnold schwarzenegger, Walter Cronkite, Ted Koppel, Mickey Mouse, Donald Duck, Elmo, Old Jew, Movie Trailer Guy, Robin Leech, Fabulous Life of, Yoda, Chewbacca, Baseball Announcer, Don Pardo, Dialects, Texas, Georgia, Louisiana, South Carolina, East Enders, Proper Brit, Accents, Liverpool, Indian, Australian, Scottish, Irish, Chicago, New York, Boston, Surfer Dude Aug 23, 2012 11:23 PM

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Bad Things to Hear on a Commercial Space Flight

Bad Things to Hear on a Commercial Space Flight Mock the Week Christmas Compilation 2010 - BBC Two Dara's guests take turns to think of bad things to hear on a commercial space flight. User: IAmDeK Jul 9, 2012 11:37 PM

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Galaxy of Passion - A Star Wars Telenovela

Galaxy of Passion - A Star Wars Telenovela Watch, and your loins will burn with passion. User: lyzard Jun 4, 2012 11:04 AM

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Movie: The Movie

Movie: The Movie Think of it as It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World on speed. Following last night's 84th Annual Academy Awards, Jimmy Kimmel debuted on ABC's Jimmy Kimmel Live his latest post-Oscars parody video, a trailer for Movie: The Movie, which featured an all-star cast you won't see again in this or any lifetime. So who's in the funnyman's blockbuster to end all blockbusters? How about Edward Norton as a secret agent getting hitched to former president George W. Bush played by none other than Dubya's Josh Brolin in a ceremony officiated by Antonio Banderas no less? Or Colin Farrell acting alongside a dog who plays sports? Or Tom Hanks as "Robo Warrior" in an Oscar winner faceoff with Charlize Theron? ("Court is adjourned. Ha ha ha," he quips before blowing her away). There's also Bryan Cranston as a hot dog vendor, Jeff Goldblum as Gary Oldman's doctor ("so sorry, senator, you're a centaur"), Samuel L. Jackson flying a soul plane, Emily Blunt and John Krasinski as a not so fairy-tale couple in a movie codirected by J.J. Abrams and Martin Scorsese that's produced by Michael Bay. And we're just getting started. Wait 'til you see Kate Beckinsale's bedroom scene with Chewbacca and Meryl Streep performing in a mustache. And of course, Jimmy's old friend, Matt Damon as a Fruit of the Loom character (The Grapes of Wrath?)—whom they're going to cut out of the movie, natch ("I'm gonna f--kin' kill you, Kimmel! How do you like them grapes?!") And yes, even George Clooney as the World's Greatest Scientist. It's coming to a theater near you. Watch all nine minutes if you dare. Feb 27, 2012 12:12 PM

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Clayton Sotos: Visual Innovators

Clayton Sotos: Visual Innovators Renowned photographer Clayton Sotos is the first Innovator for our new 'Visual Innovators' series . Follow his artistic process as he gathers inspiration from city life. WARNING: Due to the conceptual nature of Clayton’s art, some images in this video may be considered graphic for some viewers. Feb 22, 2012 12:04 PM

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Star Wars (Brock's Dub)

Star Wars (Brock's Dub) "Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope" get's the Brock's Dub treatment. Space hilarity ensues. Main Channel: http://www.youtube.com/mcgoiter Second Channel: http://www.youtube.com/mcgoiter2 Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/brockbakerfans Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/brockbaker Shirts: http://brockbaker.spreadshirt.com Special Guest Star: Tomska as "Screaming Chewbacca". http://www.youtube.com/tomska User: runarounddead Feb 22, 2012 11:27 AM

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Cello Wars

Cello Wars Steven Sharp Nelson plays several of the various themes from the Star Wars films on two cellos with light sabers. Spoiler: Darth Vader and Chewbacca dance. User: spam_vigilante Dec 5, 2011 4:06 AM

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Jimmy Kimmel: Harrison Ford Chews Out Chewy

Jimmy Kimmel: Harrison Ford Chews Out Chewy Jimmy Kimmel Live - Harrison Ford Settles a Feud User: RabidMadness Jul 27, 2011 11:39 PM

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Luke Skywalker Has OCD

Luke Skywalker Has OCD This will probably be compared to that classic video with Darth Vader, but I noticed there were a lot of good reaction shots in this one scene and Luke closing the door was the only thing to focus on. So consider this a tribute to "Darth Vader Being A Smartass" with hopefully something original about it too. User: RabidMadness Sep 20, 2010 7:42 PM

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Star Wars: General John Madden

Star Wars: General John Madden A sports metaphor, or something. Madden's voice by Frank Caliendo. Sep 19, 2010 11:53 PM

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Soldier Turns into Chewbacca when Hit with a Taser

Soldier Turns into Chewbacca when Hit with a Taser Chewbacca? To understand the Taser's effects better, police and military are often Tased themselves to experience it first hand, partly so they have confidence in carrying the device, and partly to know it really works. This soldier has a unique reaction... Chewbacca? The Taser is available for civilian use right now. Consider owning one, instead of a firearm. They can be legally carried concealed in many states in the U.S. and are not considered a firearm, but can effectively disable an attacker or potential threat, without most of the negative consequences that come along with a firearm. While viewing training videos can definitely be funny, its effectiveness is very serious. See the C2 line for consumers here-- http://taser.com/c2 Read the laws for your state here: http://taser.org/laws.html User: RabidMadness Jun 1, 2010 7:20 PM

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Star Wars Disco Fever

Star Wars Disco Fever A clip from the Donny and Marie special from 1976. User: JesusFlysSouth Mar 22, 2010 7:55 AM

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