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This is the kind of professor that every school needs to make sure they get the kids fired up about Physics. This guy's in his 70's and he's out there effortlessly radiating an intoxicating youthful energy. Love all the antics, Prof. 

Jonathan Frakes aka Riker from "Star Trek: The Next Generation" also notably hosted the show "Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction." For those not in the know, the show presented stories that you had to guess were real or not. However, with all these intros cut together like this, Frakes just sounds like a bored child in the back of a car.

We're all following Coronavirus to some degree, and we're all mostly aware of basic hygiene like washing our hands a lot, coughing into our elbows and not touching our eyes, noses and mouths, but evidently that's harder to do than people think. Here's a Washington Post super cut of various officials touching their faces moments after telling people not to.

Here are some hockey players giving themselves a quick blast of ammonia to shock their systems into game mode. Seems like everyone has a different smelling strategy, as well as their face they make. To be honest it's like watching addicts.

Thank goodness for Michael Scott. The man is a legend. Every Office fan is about to enjoy the hell out of this masterpiece of a supercut. 

Jacob Kittilstad asks viewers to send in ugly mugs for the show. So here's a lot of ugly mugs, really fast.

Jason Gudasz's car was damaged by a falling wall, and was asked by multiple news networks to retell the story. He cut all of his appearances together into this short humorous video.

One does not simply say "Bastard" this much and this well unless you're Sean Bean. It's Boromir/Ned Stark himself and a few dozen moments of bastards.

It's stuff like this, the particular way Trebek puts so much effort into saying the word "genre" that makes us like him. Also because Alex Trebek can be savage.

Let's get a round of applause for the dude who actually knows nothing! Johnny Depp clearly gives zero f**k's. 

Easily the best, "that's what she said" of all time. 

I have no idea why I watch all of it, but that's okay. 

Bill Burr says all the things to people that everyone else keeps in, and it's awesome. 

This Northern Ireland based soapbox derby really went all out with the danger factor. You'd think they would do something but the cars never stop coming.

The last guy is nothing short of a national treasure. 

She gets him every day for two weeks, and he is not happy about it. He even has a catchphrase!