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We're thankful the baby wasn't hurt, but my goodness, why was it out there?

Move over clowns, there's a new group of car-stuffers in town.

This video shows something you truly won't believe.

I would like to think that we all would do this if we found ourselves in this position.

This has to be high on the list of things that can go wrong just before a live TV broadcast.

Warning: This is the sweetest video you'll see all day.

Everyone knows you can't put a frozen turkey straight into the fryer. Right?! These fried turkey fails are tragic and dangerous! Be entertained by these horrendous attempts at cooking, and then use these people as examples of what not to do in the back yard next week.

Some say the holiday cups are premature, I'm just happy to color.

It isn’t very often that a documentary becomes a hit with mainstream audiences, but that’s exactly what happened with Morgan Spurlock’s Super Size Me back in 2004. The documentary followed Spurlock on a month-long experiment in unhealthy diets, with the filmmaker eating exclusively at McDonald’s for weeks on end. The result was a smash hit: Super-Size Me grossed $11.9 million dollars  —  good for 25th all-time among documentaries  —  and even garnered an Academy Award nomination. More than that, though, is the effect the film had on the fast food industry, with publications like Refinery29 saying years later that Spurlock’s film likely helped companies “increase consumer awareness of size, as well as ingredients and nutrition.”

We get inside our own heads and think, "Well, it will look really good on me eventually."

2008’s Jumper was too early for the YA craze, and too late for Hayden Christensen’s sci-fi career, so there’s little telling if TV can give the franchise another jolt. Get ready to dodge Paladins either way, as director Doug Liman is officially bringing sequel series Impulse to YouTube.

You know what they say... the smaller the town, the bigger the gator! Or at least they should say that.