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.

Professional boxing is an extremely popular sport but the rise of MMA, a lack of a central governing body, corruption and players themselves have threatened to end this glorious sport. Mega fights still bring in huge revenues but they are few and far between, while numerous incidents contribute to the downfall. Here are some of them and a series of the worst fight videos ever:

Everybody is aware of corrupted Olympic judges and numerous stories about their unfair decisions. New Zealander Keith Walker was officiating a bantamweight bout between Byun Jong Il of South Korea and Alexander Hristov of Bulgaria.  The fight was an ugly foul-filled affair and Walker had to repeatedly penalize Jong for head butting. Finally Hristov was announced a winner, which incensed Jong’s countrymen. South Korean boxing officials and coaches stormed the ring and viciously attacked referee Keith Walker. The Korean Boxing Federation president and the president of the Korean Olympic Committee both resigned after this deplorable incident.

In 1996 Andrew Golota fought against Riddick Bowe. In the 7th round the fight began to take a very strange turn. For some reason Golota started to punch the rival below the belt line. He was warned several times and even received point deductions but his behavior continued unless the player was disqualified. That led to a riot where dozens of fans, boxing personnel and police were injured.

A superstar in South Korea, Kim earned a world title shot against the famed Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini in 1982. For Kim the fight was extremely brutal. In the 14th round Kim was knocked out, in spite of the fact that he managed to rise the referee stopped the fight. Minutes later Duk Koo Kim collapsed into a coma and was carried out of the ring and taken directly to the hospital.  Tragically the Korean star died 4 days later from severe brain trauma.  His mother committed suicide three months later, Ray Mancini reported that he blamed himself for Kim’s death.

After quite a positive post about black panther sighting videos I’d like to talk about some not so positive facts. A lot has been said about death penalty in China recently. There are 69 crimes that deserve death penalty by law and about 10,000 people are being shot in China every year for committing such crimes. This number is 5 times bigger that the number of people executed in other countries all together.



Nevertheless, there’s no evidence that death penalty will be restrained or abolished in China. Not long ago in the province of Hunan 100 Chinese pupils got the chance to attend a public execution. Together with other 2500 spectators these kids witnessed the execution of 6 Chinese criminals. Moreover there are some video clips that are being shown on TV during commercial breaks – and the whole country may watch an execution. Chinese authorities think that this will prevent the raise in the level of committed crimes. One of the crimes that deserve death penalty, according to Chinese authorities, is bribery. Among the 69 crimes are also smuggling, procuring, desecration of the graves and money forgery. As you can seem some of them are quite “innocent” but still the price for committing such crime will be the highest.

A lot of people object to such laws in China, even more object to death penalty existence in any country. Amnesty International Organization protests against death penalty, here you may watch its clip – execution the way the executed person sees it.



Anyway, death penalty still exists in many countries, and there are people that support it, saying that some criminals do not deserve to live. And, to my mind, they are right to some extent.  There are people that rape and kill children – how can we allow such beasts to live, especially to live on the taxes paid by the citizens among which are the children’s parents?