This video will likely add a new item for people to drink to when playing along to a Mad Men drinking game: take a sip every time Don Draper says the word "what." It happens more times than you'd think.

Using only sounds from the first four seasons of the show, the artist POGO has concocted this remix in the vein of his previous mixes (Alice in Wonderland). It's a little spooky, but matches the subject matter, doesn't it?

Somebody was smart enough to set Cali Swag District's "Teach Me How to Dougie" to all of Doug Funnie's best dance moves and slick 90s outfits. Thanks again, internet!

The new sci-fi alien blow-em-up Skyline has signed on a new star: Antoine Dodson. In case you have severe ADHD, he's the "Hide yo' Kids, Hide yo' Wife" guy. Still don't know what we're talking about? Watch this trailer mash-up.

After the jump, enjoy this compilation of famous last words from some very noteworthy flicks. From Tom Hanks in Philadelphia to Tom Hanks in Saving Private Ryan, all the bases are covered.

Allison Williams (daughter of Brian Williams) stars in this stunning music video, singing a mix of the Mad Men theme song and "Nature Boy." Impressively, the video is all one long shot that will leave you begging for more.

True Grit, the Coen Brothers' new western, got its first full length trailer last week. Now, someone has brilliantly taken the audio from the True Grit trailer and mashed it up with footage from Toy Story 3. Watch inside.

During a new segment on Ellen called "Tweet and Ask," viewers tweeted Ellen questions about herself. One viewer asked why she touches her right thigh every time she comes on stage. This video proves that she really does!

The folks at Nerve noticed a trend in Katherine Heigl's movie roles: her characters get loose after a few drinks. Think about it! 27 Dresses, Life as We Know It, Knocked Up...

Zach Galifianakis' Between Two Ferns web series is always hilarious. It's even funnier, though, when it's recut with footage of the trailer for The Social Network, complete with the creepy (hah) choir version of Radiohead's "Creep." Watch the mashup inside.

AC/DC and Ray Parker Jr's Ghostbusters theme are two great tastes that taste great together. Wax Audio's mash-up hit YouTube in July, but it's blown up lately thanks to the efforts of The Nerdist, Chris Hardwick.

Following Justin Bieber's acting debut on CSI, the burgeoning 16-year-old lesbian thespian is set to go into production on his own a 3D biopic. Video inside.

What happens when you dub The Town over Star Wars? Jon Hamm is Darth Vader, Mos Isely as a town full of criminals on the wrong side of the tracks, and Luke Skywalker kidnapping Princess Leia before falling for her.

We immediately have forgiven Julianne Moore's gnarly Boston accent we were forced to listen to on the last season of 30 Rock upon seeing this montage. Julianne Moore, we salute you—you can really cry!

This gem is presented by Chi Duly, DJ Donk, and Video DJ C.FLO. It's a hearty blend of 2010 videos we love: Worlds Worst Wedding DJ, Happiest DJ in the World, Best Cry Ever, Sneezing Panda, and David After Dentist.

Believe it or not, but pesky "real life" activities plague even our favorite YouTubers. We assumed they only lived in my computer merely for our own personal entertainment, too. Don't believe us? Here's some video proof!

Craig Ferguson and his robot pal Geoff Peterson have a silly new game: They shout "in your pants" at each other. Repeatedly. Check out all the times it happened this week after the jump.

It's amazing how appropriate this Craziest Political Speech Ever by Phil Davison—failed candidate for treasurer of Stark County, Ohio—sounds when backed by inspirational movie music. Can Davison unseat Barack Obama in 2012? Probably.

We're so glad someone took the time to mash together what could possibly be the best line out to ever come out of Buster Bluth's mouth. Inside, almost every single instance of "Hey, Brother" being uttered on Arrested Development. Enjoy!

In celebration of 9/02/10, maven of teenage melodrama Josh Schwartz reintroduced the internet to a clip that brings Gossip Girl's credits from the Upper East Side to California's most famous zip code.