It has begun.

"Mystery Science Theater" (and subsequently, "RiffTrax") has changed the way in which we watch films.

As if we needed further proof that devout Christians are terrible at making quality entertainment, here's "The Real Housewives of the Bible," a DVD that you can purchase online if you find Tyler Perry movies too racy.

TheMarySue tipped us off to this old TV clip from Episode #3.1 of "Donny and Marie" (1977) where they do some sort of musical, um, parody.

Until today, I had no knowledge of the 1980s childrens program "Zoobilee Zoo" that lived on in syndication throughout the '90s.

This shark is pretty super, too.

It goes without saying that all of the Kardashian sisters are devoid of any moral worth or intellect, but two of the three are very nice to look at, while the third is a warning to scientists who might be tempted to splice rhinoceros DNA with human genes.

With "Bleep My Dad Says," CBS took a hilarious and profane Twitter feed, scrubbed it clean, and turned it into a formulaic, watered-down sitcom with a miscast William Shatner.

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