If you're weary of the internet's non-stop Chris Pratt lovefest, you'll find no solace this week. Pratt once again proved himself in the role of Male Jennifer Lawrence when he visited a children's hospital Wednesday, wearing his Star-Lord outfit from Guardians of the Galaxy.
And this is why it's important to pay attention to apostrophes.
Patients and staff members on the Hematology Oncology floor of Seattle Children's Hospital came together earlier this month to lip-sync to Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger" for a dust-kickingly uplifting lip dub organized by 22-year-old North American Hockey League player and Children's cancer patient Chris Rumble.
Last night's Childrens Hospital was broadcast live at midnight and while the "live" part wasn't necessarily true, it did appear to be impressively shot in one take. Watch to see which cast members cracked under pressure, stay for the Hamm.
If you don't tune into Adult Swim late on Sunday nights, you probably missed this gem of the cast dancing their asses off at the end of last week's episode. Never fear! We've got you covered—inside.
Children's Hospital's second season promised new faces and tearful goodbyes to old friends. Last week, Henry Winkler joined the cast. This week, Lake Bell's Dr. Cat Black left this mortal coil to make room for Malin Akerman's Dr. Valerie Flame.
Since he was going on the G4 network, Children's Hospital's Rob Huebel thought he'd bring in his porn ravaged Xbox sporting the infamous "red ring". This clip is pretty gratuitous if you can't handle electronics abuse.
During the Cartoon Network's premiere of Children's Hospital (AKA the first two webisodes aired together), audiences got a preview of National Terrorism Strike Force: San Diego: Sport Utility Vehicle, the next great thriller from the mind of Paul Scheer.
Last night, Attack of the Show did a small featurette to cruelly whet our appetite for the premiere of Children's Hospital on Adult Swim. If you can name one great comedic actor who is not in it, you are wrong.
Henry Winkler, Malin Ackerman, David Wain, and many other familiar faces showed up in the trailer for Childrens Hospital's Adult Swim run. Adding these comedic gems to the already priceless cast will surely get this show picked up by ABC.
This is probably the best thing to come out of the WB.com since the days of The OC. Childrens Hospital is a hilarious spoof on the vapid medical shows that have taken over primetime.
In anticipation of the pop culture nuclear winter to come, actor/writer/comic/former Daily Show correspondent Rob Corddry has begun stockpiling episodes of his new web series Children's Hospital, and lining them like cans of government-issue creamed corn on the shelves of the fallout bunker known as TheWB.com. The first ten episodes of the Grey's Anatomy parody premiered yesterday, and more than delivered on all the taboo-buggering promise of the trailer. Against his handlers' frantic protests, Rob agreed to chat with Defamer, answering all our probing questions about his Daily Show legacy, what it's like being directed by Oliver Stone, and who in the Grey's cast he thinks is a total cunt.
