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This is so awesome that it makes me want to have like five kids right now, just so I can raise them on this cartoon. This one cartoon and a healthy fear of the Old Ones.

This "part 3" is a segment of a fan-made Doctor Who anime film that is being created by a single person. One guy. Out of the three parts so far, this is probably the most entertaining, though here's part 1 and part 2. Part 1 is mainly just about his process of creating the animation and part 2 is just a bunch of Daleks freaking the hell out as Daleks are apt to do.

I don't really know what to say about this other than I think it's hilarious and there's a brief horse penis cameo, so you should probably shuffle the kids out of the room first. HORSE LEMONADE!

I have no idea what the hell this is about, but I fucking love it. It's not only funny, but I love the visual style that's a weird, unholy combination of Don Edwing (MAD Magazine), Gary Larson and John K (Ren and Stimpy). Now I want a bumper sticker that says "My other car is a realistic battle tiger that flies and kills mutants" Via: Drawn!

So Terminator: Salvation was a bit of a letdown, but that doesn't mean there isn't a common sense solution to wrapping up everything neatly into one awesome package. And what's that solution? Send a Terminator back in time to kill the inventor of time travel-- Doc Brown. I would pay whatever it costs to see this movie-- I don't care. I'll sell both my kidneys and my legs. Whatever it takes. Via: Topless Robot

If there were some sort of award for the best intro for a video game ever, I'm pretty sure it would have to go, without question or discussion, to Beatles Rock Band. I was pretty skeptical way back when, when I first heard that they were doing a Beatles Rock Band, but from everything I've heard, it's pretty much the shit. I do know that if this intro were a Beatles animated movie, I'd watch it a zillion times over. Via: Topless Robot

Cyanide and Happiness is one of the funniest webcomics... ever and I don't think we've ever featured anything by them. There's I don't know two or three guys that take turns writing and drawing the comics and about a year ago they started doing the occasional animated short. This four minutes is well worth your time, I promise, as long as you don't fall below 50 miles per hour.

IHCer Alexpout, creator of the Zoo of the Dead has a new stop-motion animation trailer-- Robowaitress Fury. It's a heartwarming story of revenge of the most robotic kind, when one robo-waitress decides she isn't going to take it anymore and decides to clean the city of scum, Travis Bickle style.

As little sense as Muzorama makes, I've already watched it three times. I just love the stylized look of it, even when heads and body parts are flying all over the place like bomb went off in an action figure factory.