Julia Child Finally Gets the Remix She Deserves
We realize there's only so much time one can spend in a day watching new trailers, viral video clips, and shaky cell phone footage of people arguing on live television. This is why every day The Atlantic Wire highlights the videos that truly earn your five minutes (or less) of attention. Today:
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We've been fans of PBS's remix series for a while now (their Mr. Rogers and Bob Ross remixes brightened our day), and they've struck gold again with Julia Child (it's also her 100th birthday tomorrow). And we apologize in advance if you spend the next hour and a half whistling "Bring on the roasted potatoes." Bon appétit!
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We're not sure if this next video is an exercise in silliness or tempting death (at the end of the video there's a message thanking all the people who did not resort to violence). But we're (mostly) sure it hits some sweet spot in the middle. What it is are pranksters (comedians?) Jack Vale and Greg Benson talking to people in baby talk--no not like creepy, "baby waby" adult baby talk, but like ... okay, never mind, we'll let them take it away:
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Judging from Above Average Productions's bro-ish humor, they're probably assuming most guys will tune in to their horror-movie spoof trailer, Ghost Tits in hopes of catching an eyeful of Olivia Munn. But the real treat here isn't actually Munn at all--it's a cameo from Boy Meets World's Mr. Feeny and of course watching Mr. Feeny say dirty things.
And finally, it's obvious that this hamster did not get the memo or even bother reading the user manual to his wheel. That said, this minor setback will not diminish its cuteness in any way:
