YouTube has quickly become the best place on the web to find cool video clips. From SNL's "Lazy Sunday" (since removed) to hilarious stand-up comedy from Zach Galifianakis, there is plenty of material available for anyone to kill several hours in a flash.

Today I stumbled across perhaps the coolest clip yet thanks to the folks over at TV Squad. Someone actually filmed and edited together a complete live action version of the opening credits to "The Simpsons."

My only complaint? No couch gag.

[YouTube] Real Life Simpsons Intro

Dave Chappelle's heavily hyped interview from last Friday's "Oprah Winfrey Show" is now available online over at You Tube.

If you're hoping for straight answers about why he left his Comedy Central series or whether he intends to return, prepare to be disappointed. He talked about pressure from the show's producers and network executives, but didn't give many specifics. He also badmouthed some friends over the way they reacted to his abrupt departure from the show. Their typical reaction? Asking him to talk with a psychiatrist.

When asked about the show's future, Chappelle claimed that more of the show's proceeds would have to go to charity before he'd consider returning -- a demand you'd think Comedy Central executives would meet in a heartbeat if it meant getting back their cash cow.

[You Tube] Dave Chappelle On Oprah Winfrey Show - 2.3.06 (via TV Squad)

Taking a much needed hiatus from the blog. Of course, you already knew that...

I'm still not sure when or if I'll be back for good.

In the meantime, if you missed Saturday Night Live this weekend (and you probably did because the show is awful this year -- FIRE TINA FEY!), you missed out on the best sketch the show has produced in several years: "Lazy Sunday" starring Chris Parnell and Andy Samberg.

Fortunately, you can now watch the video online over at YouTube.

A transcript is also available at The Gothamist, but you really need to see (and hear) this one to appreciate it fully.

[YouTube] SNL - The Chronic of Narnia Rap
[The Gothamist] None More Amusing: SNL Narnia Rap Video

(via TV Squad)