This parody brings Maui's song, "You're Welcome," into the Star Wars universe by interpreting what Luke Skywalker might sing about if he was singing to Rey.

There are so many viral videos out there that seem to be created with the aim of making cis men feel more comfortable with the idea of periods. That's fine, good for them, blah blah blah... but also, come on.

This Korean SNL parody doesn't bear that much similarity with what actually happens in Doctor Strange... but it's still pretty hilarious.

The robot hosts on Westworld suffer from technical difficulties all the time. But never like this.

Have you watched the Hamilton documentary yet? If not, PBS has made the whole thing available online (provided you're not limited by your region, in which case I fully apologize). If you do manage to watch, I dare you not to cry while watching the footage of POTUS watching Christopher Jackson sing "One Last Time", a parting song from President Washington to the American people.

Netflix's Fuller House dropped today, so you may be considering taking a trip down Nostalgia Lane tonight. However, before you do that, check out this parody video set to the Full House theme.

These posters for the (sadly fictional) Spaceballs sequel, The Schwartz Awakens, are so deliciously on point.

Back to the Future day quickly approaches, and with it the knowledge that - at long last - there will be a porn of it.

If it weren't for some of the more outrageous punchlines in this Late Show with Stephen Colbert segment, this whole thing about Colbert's "lifestyle brand" might actually seem incredibly true.

Connie Britton can sell me on anything, even the importance of ignoring online jerks.

You already know our feelings about the upcoming Stonewall film, and you know what the creative team and lead, as well as some of the protesters organizing a boycott of the film have to say about things. Now, filmmakers Yeni Sleidi, Taylor Grode, and Ben Dwork and writer Heather Dockray have brought us a Stonewall trailer that's more accurate than the actual trailer.

Think about it. How ridiculous do these questions sound? Pretty ridiculous, right? So why do people keep asking them?

Also... it looks suspiciously like musical chairs. But puppet Cersei's wig is on point.

No one knows how the world was in the Before Times—the Leaders made sure to erase all the historical documents they could when they first rose to power—but what we do know is that our Society first truly began with the advent of the Picture.

Look, when you're a fan of sci-fi time travel stories, you just learn to accept that paradoxes are like Schrödinger's cat. You go in knowing they're either going to try to explain it away or simply ignore it. Well, I guess there's actually a third option, when the story mentions paradoxes and then ignores how they work completely. Enter the Terminator franchise.

He swings from vines. He fights cat baddies. He blows up a very tiny bi-plane. Everything is wonderful.

Good luck L-canceling an arrow to the face.