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What better way to say goodbye to Steve Jobs than with five hastily compiled videos?

They’re kinda quiet.

When I tried this in orchestra class in 4th grade, they made me change schools.

Don’t eff with the USA. Or Britain. And certainly don’t eff with a special task force of agents from both countries.

Nucky Thompson gets swarmed with people like he’s Hannah Montana up in this piece.

It’s fake! It’s all fake!

‘There’s more to life than piles of food’.

Harrison Ford and Chewbaca the Wookie still have some unresolved tension.

A tale of redemption. With lots of editing.

Beavis and Butt-Head are back, and somehow, they’re now smarter than most shows on television….

In the ‘Game of Thrones’ universe, the Lannisters rank high on the gangster scale.

This show really raises to bar for acronyms in titles. Almost too high.

Will Collet-Serra have what it takes to whitewash this recent classic?

In case you thought there weren’t going to be lots of zombies killed in season 2…there will be.

The gang is back. And they seem to have slightly more problems than normal.

Nucky Thompson will have his revenge.

Like a boss? Naturally.

“Game of Thrones” is filled with important family lessons. For instance, don’t talk back to your elders.

One of the many running gags in Adult Swim’s “Childrens Hospital” is Michael Cera’s PA announcements.

Sunny days… turning our children gay?

Stick with Tyrion. That guy will hook you up with whatever you want. Gold, women, or perhaps a preview from the next new episode of “Game of Thrones”?

I’m really surprised Fox News hasn’t run with this.

It’s a Special Relationship.

Disguised as a “set tour,” this is really just a rundown of what we can expect next year.

Pretty good. Prettaaayyy, prettayyyy, prettayyy, pretty good.

Here’s Couric’s hoopla-free sign-off to “CBS Evening News,” coming after just five years.

CBS has cranked out several programs with broadly drawn characters, some of whom even solve crimes.

Can Autobots turn into Patrick Dempsey now?

They’re so dramatic.

Tim Allen opens a new block of comedy this fall.