One of the best Cartman scenes in a long time, and that’s even including the Breast Cancer Show Ever scenes. He goes from stealing TVs after the Obama election and finds himself in one of the most unenviable positions - hanging with Scott Malkinson. Season 12’s second half has been nothing short of spectacular, with the Pandemics, Randy’s reaction to Obama’s election, Mr. Queermo… and, of course:
“Shut up, Scott Malkinson”

If you like South Park (i.e. the politically incorrect) you can see more clips and even full episodes here.

“Citizen Soldier” by 3 Doors Down is an excellent song, the music video of which depicts an American soldier through a number of phases of American military history, including the American Revolution (I fired the shot that started a nation) as well as World War II and the current wars in the desert. The song can be summed up by one of the music video’s parting words, “We are Free because of the Brave.” A little late for Veteran’s day, though.

The sequel to James Bond’s revival starring Daniel Craig, Casino Royale, Quantum of Solace picks up right where Casino Royale left off in an almost immediate continuation. Quantum of Solace also begins much like its prequel, with a lot of visually appealing and therefore destructive chase scenes. This movie is a good one and a good sequel to an excellent movie, but in the end Casino Royale is still the better film between the two. Quantum of Solace is still worth seeing, especially on a particularly slow opening Friday.

Meet the Wildlife trainer, a little boy who needs pads and a helmet to give treats to a (his) domesticated dog. It’s little more than him and the cameraman running around squealing like little girls. These are the same squealing tough guys that put firecrackers into a baby doll. Apparently the baby is supposed to go boom, but I think they might have to wait about five years before puberty sets in then they can ask their parents if they can upgrade to big boy explosives.

The new single from In This Moment off of their latest album The Dream. Almost a complete 180 from even the “Beautiful Tragedy”, with nearly the whole album, save the end of it, using mostly clean vocals. Vocalist Maria Brink’s clean vocals have improved drastically since the last album, allowed In This Moment to base an album almost completely off of them. The entire album is great in a way apart from the first, and really not comparable in an “apples and oranges” kind of way.

The latest single from melodic metal band Scar Symmetry, with “Morphogenesis” off of the latest album, Holographic Universe, the last album that will feature lead singer Christian Älvestam, as he left the band shortly after the release of this video and was replaced with two vocalists. This song is yet another example of the incredible vocal range this man has and it won’t be hard for him to find success in another band.

This videos are just the audio of different songs (Evanescence’s “Bring Me To Life” and Linkin Park’s “In The End”, respectively. The Bring Me to Life song is kind of a strange audio for the scenes from Halo, and In the End isn’t too much better, but it seems to fit the Halo scenes a bit better.

A how-to of finding an Easter Egg in Fallout 3 - the Intelligence Bobblehead. If you can find it without having to use this video too much, you shouldn’t use it. I still don’t know why people insist on pointing a camera at a tv or computer monitor. Instead, you can use some sort of video capture programs on the computer or just rig something on your tv to record it. It’s really not so difficult, and the quality doesn’t look absolutely awful.