Time: 2:23

ABC’s Modern Family won OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES last night at the Emmy’s.

Eric Stonestreet as Cameron Tucker also won Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series and Steven Levitan and Christopher Lloyd won Outstanding Writing for a Comedy Series for penning Modern Family’s pilot.

Here’s a vid sample of the madness that won them the awards.

Time: 2:23

Eclipse and Twihard fans alert: What if it were twilight on the Jersey Shore? It’s a “Situation” for sure. It’s Friggin’ Twilight.

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This funny video is horrifying. So why are we still back in 1974? Can you say oil lobby? Or greed? Can you say Gulf Oil Spill?

Thanks to filmmaker and environmentalist Josh Hansbrough for recommending this video to FunnyFixx.

Time: 8:32

John Stewart on the Daily Show explains The Strife Aquatic in the Gulf.

I love the Governor of Mississippi commenting about how BP putting money in escrow to make payments to those impacted by the disaster would make it less likely BP will make profits and therefore less likely they’ll all get paid. Huh?

And the U.S. is shaking down BP and should apologize according to Rep. Joe Barton of Texas. OMG! Apologize?! A dumb statement according to Barton’s fellow Republicans. Okey dokey.

And Tony Hayward yachting (not in the Gulf) while oil is spewing into the Gulf? At least he’s postponed the dolphin and manatee hunt.

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Arc Attack on America’s Got Talent. Judges didn’t know what to do with this…until “Lightning Man” stepped forward. Then a mundane performance became electric!

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GLEE went Gaga last night with the Gleesters dressing like Halloween on Mars. Here’s the video of the Glee cast talking about shooting Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance and clips from the musical number.

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$20 a ticket to see Shrek Forever After in IMAX 3D? Yikes! Well, at least there’s a financing plan…if you qualify and if you have any equity left in your home to get a second mortgage.

Dream on Duet

Last night’s episode of GLEE, Dream On, guest starred Neil Patrick Harris as Mr. Shuester’s old nemesis, Bryan Ryan. The episode’s theme, as hinted by the title, was about dreams. Dreams desired, dreams lost, dreams transformed.

Since Fox won’t allow us to bring you videos right to our website, we do the next best thing. We recommend special musical clips, give you a link to the whole episode on Fox.com and locate the time codes inside the episode so you can find the cool scenes.

Clip #1 DREAM ON DUET
Matthew Morrison, who plays Will Shuester, sings a duet of Aerosmith’s Dream with Neil Patrick Harris (Bryan Ryan).

Once you click on the episode link below give the vid a few seconds to load, then slide the player button to the right until the time code on the right gets to 20:28. The Dream On clip is from 20:28-23:05.

Artie Dances

Clip #2 ARTIE DANCES
Artie’s (Kevin McHale) dream is to dance. He’s wheelchair-bound so that’s a big dream. Artie’s girlfriend, Tina (Jenna Ushkowitz) finds research about new spinal cord injury treatments, giving Artie hope he may some day walk and dance. This inspirational clip is Artie’s fantasy of realizing his dream of dancing. The clip is 23:30-26:40.

NOTE: YOU MAY WANT TO PRINT THIS POST TO HAVE THE TIME CODES HANDY OR WRITE THEM DOWN.

GLEE DREAM ON EPISODE LINK
http://www.fox.com/watch/glee/82995028001?start=1546&stop=1681

Dream on, friends.

Time: 2:29

Flight of the Conchords flash back to 60s French films with their Foux Da Fa Fa video.

When there’s like nothing on your 1,000 TV channels worth your time to watch, grab your Flight of the Conchords DVD and have a laugh fest.

Here’s a DVD with the first and second seasons AND CD of the fab music. Buy it through FunnyFixx’s Amazon store and support more free comedy coming your way on FunnyFixx. Thanks so much!

Time: 4:43

MacGruber and his Nana save the world with their teamwork and family dysfunctional fighting. Betty White hosted Saturday Night Live May 9, 2010, and played MacGruber’s hot grandma. Wait for the kiss at the end!

Congrats to Will Forte whose little sketch comedy on SNL opens as a big screen feature May 21. The reported production is a tiny $10 million!