If you’re looking for some video entertainment to watch online during your lunch break, web series is the right choice. In the majority of cases web series are a real fun. Besides, I love to watch several series in a row without waiting for a new one. Well, I have a list of the best web series of Fall 2010 according to Visible Measures. Here they are:
1.    The Annoying Orange is a comedy web series created by Dane Boedigheimer. The first episode was uploaded on October 9, 2009. Originally, the episodes were uploaded to Boedigheimer’s YouTube channel as well as to the channel and website attached to his company. The show features an animated talking orange called Orange who heckles other fruits, vegetables, or nearby animated objects, with puns and laughter.

2.    Auto-Tune the News is one of the most watched and blogged about web series on the Internet. Created by the Gregory Brothers, the series uses real video clips like news broadcasts, viral videos and other talking head content to create funny music videos.

3.    Fred is the next on the list. Fun and jokes from the young boy Fred are highly loved by multiple people. This fall the series has gained 8 per cent to the popularity. There must be a good reason for it.

4.    Happy Tree Friends is a Flash cartoon series by Mondo Mini Shows, created and developed by Aubrey Ankrum, Rhode Montijo, Kenn Navarro and Warren Graff. The show has become a popular Internet phenomenon since its debut and has also won a cult following. As indicated on the official site, it is “not recommended for small children”. Despite its childish appearance, the show is extremely violent, with every episode featuring blood, pain, and gruesome deaths.

5.    Totally Sketch features original, edgy, comedy videos shot in high definition. This is a new series that came out this fall.

Back in the 1990s, the collaborative writing talent of Richard Curtis combined with the physical comedy genius of Rowan Atkinson culminated in the creation of Mr Bean: British comedy’s most lovable buffoon.
On 15th of September Mr Bean celebrated his birthday. For this or some other reason I decided to show you the most popular and interesting scenes from the TV series.

During its five-year run the series gained large UK audience figures, including 18.74 million for the 1992 episode “The Trouble With Mr. Bean“. The series has been the recipient of a number of international awards, including Rose d’Or. The show has been sold in 200 territories worldwide, and has inspired two feature films and an animated cartoon spin-off.

An absolute favourite. The proud satisfaction Mr Bean shows when he figures out another space-saving method is completely at odds with the audience’s amused reaction to the destruction he caused to his own belongings. Fortunately, Teddy survives unharmed…this time!
The child-like pleasure Mr Bean takes in playing copycat games and the one-upmanship of the eating competition provides another perfectly poised performance from Rowan Atkinson.

There is nothing better than Mr Bean investigating a novelty of the progress – TV. His love of everything new will not fail to have you chuckling along as he tests the TV set to destruction.

Although generally naive and innocent, Mr Bean certainly had his malicious moments. He wasn’t above playing a trick or being underhand to get his way. However, these momentary dabbling with the dark side had a nasty habit of backfiring. This is Atkinson at his best, allowing his full range of facial expression to portray the futile frustration of Bean.

So there you have it, 20 years on and Mr Bean is still making us laugh with his quirky charm and peculiar take on problem-solving.

Have you noticed that that every almost sitcom uses the same tricks and repeats the same ideas to prolong a movie. Our highly beloved cartoon The Simpsons is not an exception. Here are 3 ideas that were repeated twice throughout all the seasons, and that is only beginning:
1.    Homer Gets Fit both in Season 9 and in Season 21. The difference between both parts is that in King of the Hill Homer wants to get fit so as to return son’s respect. The trains late at night and decides to conquer Springfield’s tallest mountain. In Homer The Whopper he is asked to star as a superhero. The studio provides Homer with a personal trainer, but a superhero physique does not last long. The superhero movie results shut down after Homer regains all his weights within a few moments left alone at the food table.

2.    Lisa Becomes a Dancer twice as well in Season 11 and 19. In Last Tap Dance in Springfield the girl gets obsessed with the idea after watching a dance movie. In spite of being a terrible dancer, Lisa gets automatic tap-dancing shoes and her dream comes true. In Smoke on the Daughter Lisa is involved in dancing by an instructor who finds Lisa’s posture perfect. This time it is not footwear but cigarette smoke that helps her out.

3.    Bart Wants to Get Married two seasons in a row – in 18 and 19. First, in Little Big Girl we can see relationship between Bart and Darcy who is pregnant. The young go to Utah to get married but their families find them, take home and separate. The second time in Apocalypse Cow did not mean to get married, he just made a gift to Mary, which was mistaken for a proposal. Homer and Marge save the child.

Nobody can deny that fact that TV has occupied a large niche in our everyday life. Each one of us spends on average 4 hours in front of a box. It makes me wonder what they watch during all this time. TV shows and TV series turn out to be the most successful and watched. Check out the list of Top 5 TV Shows of America.
•    Dancing with the Stars. The show that is being aired on ABC is based on the similar BBC TV series called Strictly Come Dancing. Professional dancers and celebrities (there you can see top Hollywood actors) are paired up for a season. They try to obtain the highest score possible and get the award.

•    American Idol. The reality show is focused on gifted solo singers who go through a series of auditions so as to choose the best one. Now there have been 9 seasons of the show, and taking into account its popularity, we will see American Idol again.

•    Lost. This live action TV series is beloved by the whole country and far off her borders. Do you know that Lost gathers over 16 million of viewers per episode in the U.S. The 6th season will conclude on May 23, 2010.

•    NCIS: Naval Criminal Investigative Service. This police drama TV series is about a team of special agents who investigate crimes. Among numerous awards of the movie there are, for example, an ALMA Award and 6 ASCAP Awards.

•    House. I definitely cannot but mentioning House, M.D. as all my friends go crazy about it and share the latest episodes and opinions. It was in November 2004 when the medical drama debuted on the Fox. The more seasons are shot, the more popular House is becoming. Among the awards there are People’s Choice Award, 2 Golden Globe Awards, 4 Primetime Emmy Awards, etc.

Now let’s step aside from the hot topic of Basic Instinct video clips that we discussed the last time and go over to something cheerful and funny.

It was in the early 1970s when every person in the U.S. talked about Stuart Smalley, a fictional character surrounded by multiple talks and rumors. The most unusual thing is that nobody knew for sure what kind of person Stuart was. It was a character with fictional obsessions and problems. There were even numerous hints about Stuart’s sexual orientation because all of his partners had uncertain names such as Chris or Dale. Initially the character appeared on the show Saturday Night Life, then it was followed by so called self-help show Daily Affirmation with Stuart Smalley.

The character of Stuart was performed by Senator Al Franken who is comedian, politician and writer. Actually, he became famous after Saturday Night Life release. Precisely that made him take up filming and writing again. Personally for me it is uncommon to see a person as a comedian and a politician at the same time. Anyway, Al Franklin performed perfectly. Let’s enjoy some Stuart Smalley videos by Al Franklin.

The popularity of Stuart grew up enormously that led to a novel and an audiobook releases. In the end, the film called Stuart saves His Family came out. I can’t but mentioning some catchphrases beloved by everybody: “Stinkin’ thinkin”, “I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggone it, people like me” or “Trace it, face it, and erase it” and many others.

You know, while looking for the videos I came across a huge number of discussions and comments where people share their love for the character. They say that even having passed so many years they laugh watching a piece of a series. It cheers them up and make smile. So, let’s laugh together enjoying some scenes.