TV in Japan

This is how you make the most of your fame. By slamming your fist down. In the name of slushee drinks. On TV. In Japan.

Via Japan Probe!

I don’t get to say this often (in fact, never) but I’ve got an actual exclusive here on TV in Japan. At least for the next six hours or so.
Why (and what) you may ask? The awesome team that creates the Meth Minute39 (that’s be Dan Meth & the rest of his crew from Channel [...]

This is how advertisers used to think you wanted to be sold to. Before they understood that we had functional ears and eyes. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you sell things. By being extraordinarily cheerful. And showing us just exactly how many things one can do with a bucket. That’s gold. And sort of weird shaped. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you make people laugh. By screaming at fish. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you get kicked out of the Power Rangers. By abusing your power of long range air conditioning. On TV. In Japan.

This is how you endear yourself to a nation. By removing your shirt and sticking snack foods to your pasty belly. On TV. In Japan.

This video has traveled all the way with the TV in Japan team. From the beginning. To now. And it is still amazingly hilarious. And thanks to YouTuber morizaemon now has subs. Enjoy.
For those of you that’ve been here to whole way, I thank you. Seriously.

E.T. + Gremlins + Kung Fu + Steven Chow Awesomeness = CJ7 Can’t wait.

In cased you missed it from the other day, this is part of the Gaki No Tsukai special from the New Year.
And since it’s Sonny Chiba + Downtown it’s pretty much the greatest thing ever.

This is what happens when you feel the world has turned against you. And only your stone ball understands you. A stone ball that turns into a monster. Who likes to frolic. In the pool. On TV. In Japan.
Note: Subs included. Not that they’re going to help you understand.

This is how you film a hidden camera show. From way back in the day. With squirting microphones. And giant plastic rocks. On TV. In Japan.
Hilarious Japanese TV ShowUploaded by thexcity

Is is possible? Has a Japanese production company (maybe the best prod co possible) decided that having a presence on YouTube is actually a *good* thing? It certainly seems that way as what seems to be the offical YT page of Gaki No Tsukai has posted their entire 2007 New Year’s show that premiered just [...]

This is how you learn from the problems of others. Specifically, how to be aware when you have a weight problem. And if you happen to be a cat. On TV. In Japan.
Japan's fat cat Papi-chanUploaded by Lalarine
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Via Japan Probe.

This is what happens. When men dress in suits. And then start to hit each each other. On TV. In Japan.

Via Youtuber KENKEN075.