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More Blockbuster Sunday Videos from YouTube’s Geek Week

The cavalcade of content for the first day of YouTube’s Geek Week just keeps on trucking and we’ve got another round-up of some of the best things floating in the nerd ether today.

From Tom Ska comes “The Fallen,” in which the responsibility of complying with his dying comrades’ wishes falls on one soldier. They do go on:

Cartoon Network brings us a behind-the-scenes look at the Next Generation of Animation:

Continuing the toon theme, Cartoon Hangover has a minisode featuring Catbug performing a play with insects and stuff. It’s very cute:

It’s a lot of meeting again with this Star Wars parody from Above Average:

Speaking of Star Wars, Caroline MiLi Artiss cooks up some of Jabba the Hutt’s Spicy Tuna Rolls dressed like slave Leia:

The Hillywood Show tell us to eat our heart out with their very accurate musical parody of Warm Bodies:

The undisputed rulers of internet list-making, Buzzfeed, gives us the ’80s franchises that would make the worst movies. They’re very accurate choices:

Get more info on the upcoming World of Warcraft movie from Beyond the Trailer:

And finally, from Mondo Media, it’s an animated parody of Breaking Bad about Steve Jobs. It’s Making Bad:

As always, keep your gaze affixed to Nerdist.com for more of YouTube’s Geek Week greatness.

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Comments

  1. Ed Penano says:

    Yes! YouTube Geek Week is off to a great start. Thanks for the list to get me going!

  2. chatroulette says:

    What’s up, the whole thing is going perfectly here and ofcourse every one is sharing data, that