The Electric Pancakes' Flo Rida-parodying rap video "Wildlings" (Jon Snow, ft. Ygritte) is an inspired bit of fan silliness. The Game of Thrones sex jokes roll out at a mile a minute, and we'll never be able to think of poor Qhorin Halfhand the same way again.

We've seen our share of Disney/Star Wars mashup art, but Sam Macaroni and his fellow goofballs take it a step further with this video, filled with animated Imperial birds, Darth Mouse, and plenty of hilarious (and occasionally depressingly hilarious) surprises.

When Nick Jr. star Diego seeks out his young cousin, the famed explorer Dora, he finds her in much the same way Indiana Jones found Marion Ravenwood in Raiders of the Lost Ark, only sucking down a juice box instead of shots. It's an auspicious beginning for their parody archaeological adventure, Dora the Explorer and…

Parodying 9/11 truther series Loose Change, Graham Putnam creates a compelling argument that the destruction of the first Death Star was an inside job—orchestrated by none other than Darth Vader himself.

Josh Millard wrote and performed this musical retelling of the classic Star Trek episode "The Trouble with Tribbles," with a little help from Taylor Swift's "I Knew You Were Trouble." Let "I Knew You Were Tribbles" serve as a warning to anyone who brings furry little breeders home without getting their full backstory.

What if the advertising minds of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce were tasked with created a fantasy television show for women? In this Funny or Die sketch, Peggy Olson tries her best to pitch a Buffy-like series to her coworkers, but they turn it into something else entirely.

Last night, our favorite Hunger Games victor Jennifer Lawrence graced Saturday Night Live with her squirrel-hunting, tribute-slaying presence. And the SNL team decided it would be the perfect opportunity to take aim at a couple of genre films, including, of course, The Hunger Games. But the heavy production values…

William Gibson coined the term "cyberspace" and he's still predicting the myriad possibilities of our technological tomorrows, but how might Gibson have described our modern Internet at the time he was writing Neuromancer? Over at Something Awful, Zack Parsons' short parody of Gibson's writing style imagines how our…

This bizarre mashup video from EagerBeaverFilms, which pastes the faces and voices of characters from the British version of The Office over the bodies of characters from The Hobbit, gives us a double dose of Martin Freeman. But while David Brent the Grey may think he's the star, it's the perfect casting of Gollum…

Remember Australia Metro Train's PSA on "Dumb Ways to Die"? Teddie Films used their cheery little death anthem as their jumping off point for a Walking Dead spoof, reminding Walkers to shamble safely, especially when in proximity of Michonne.