Pretty simple question, asks this witty clip from the UK:  What if people dealt with day-to-day reality Facebook-style?  It's just as bad as you'd think.  Excuse us while we cancel our bloody account.

This parody of the BBC nature documentary show "Planet Earth" finally gives wild animals the chance to curse like a drunken sailor who happens to be starring in a David Mamet play. Okay, the so the creature comments are...

You know that trick when someone taps you on the shoulder and than disappears when you turn around? Well, this WWII Spitfire 5054 airplane sort of pulls that gag on a BBC reporter. The intrepid newsman soils himself when the...

The quick, hard-hitting setups on Nick Frost's BBC comedy show Man Stroke Woman make for ideal web clips, and this vid of Nick's stubborn insistence on feeding the dog his way (is there a man alive who's willing to follow the...

The big news in Wiki-world recently was a new tool that revealed the locations where specific edits to Wikipedia articles have been made. Hackers have made updates such as the BBC changing a certain someone's middle name of "...

John Sweeney, the BBC reporter from the now infamous video tirade released by the church of Scientology, has counterattacked by posting footage from his documentary, Scientology & Me. While the church’s video portrayed...

There are two sides to every story. This footage of BBC reporter John Sweeney losing his temper during the mind control section of a Scientology exhibition has caught fire on the Internet. The reporter claims that not only is...