Jimmy checks out some of his favorite Internet pop-up ads for companies like Pepsi, Carnival Cruises and Ikea.

It's the ultimate stress test — there you are, sitting at the airport, when suddenly you see a photo of yourself on the front page of the newspaper. Apparently you're a criminal?

WANTED!! CAN YOU HANDLE IT

Almost seems too good to be true that on the same week Pope Benedict XVI announced his resignation, Christoph Waltz was hosting SNL. Well, what's next? Financially speaking.

HEAVEN CAN WAIT

Oscar's new fitness regimen distracts him from an important discovery: the documentary is almost ready.

Heeeyyy, I knew that guy looked familiar! Meet Corey, an actor who never seems to be out of work. Everybody wants Corey! High five (and touche).

COOL BUT NON-THREATENING

Whether it's sending a message to your babushka or preparing for a very shady trip to Thailand, Rosetta Stone can get you up to speed with the language of your choice.

Ever watch a commercial parody and realize "oh yeah, that's a thing.."? This ad for yogurt and birth control (in one!) just nails it. Step your game up, women-in-post-racial America.

THERE'S A WEIRD AL CAMEO

Starbucks isn't just coffee; it's an experience. And if you're going to replace your trip with a Keurig machine at home, you might as well have someone misspelling your name, too.

MARSHA? OR "AMORPHA?"

Even when our society has been decimated… you'll get an iPad Mini for $179. And those things never go on sale.

DEALS TO DIE FOR

Are you suffering from a made-up allergy that you invented to get attention? Then reach for Flaritin: the fake Claritin for fake allergies. Thanks, SNL.

"Flaritin helps reinforce my lie"

Filmmaker Vincent Gargiulo decided to create a commercial for his local pizzeria, unsolicited. That's right, David's Pizza is real, and that phone number works. This commercial rules.

WHAT IS THIS, TIM AND ERIC?

Rooftop Comedy presents a political compilation of hilarious clips all about liberals and conservative pushing their own crazy political agendas hard! Featuring comics Dan Crohn, Gabe Kea, and Sam Eva …

Pleated Jeans just wants you to realize that there's a clear choice in this year's election.

Romney just doesn't stack up

In what has to be one of the longest running advertising campaigns in history, this video compiles 13 minutes worth of commercials for ESPN's flagship program. A who's who in sporting zeitge …

REMARKABLY CONSISTENT

Gillette wants you always looking your best, even if you're the worst.

Here's hoping these young people convince you to do your civic duty, just like they…might.

"Wait, it's on a Tuesday?"

Facebook bragged about its billionth user by claiming they're as useful as chairs, so this parody makes the site more of a "throne".

Everyone uses them

Mitt Romney is tired of polling at 0% among Blacks.

You know that slick IE9 commercial with the Alex Clare soundtrack and the cool visuals? Yeah, the people at World Wide Interweb can see how that'll turn out IRL.

Give it a sec, it's still loading

Nothing makes your body feel better than what Bryan Cranston was pushing before the blue stuff.

He's got the best product

Get excited for all the real football referee action of Week 4! (Also, players will play football games.)

League MVP Ed Hochuli returns

A grandfather and his grandson share an Oreo moment together…

Proving that size does matter. The feature upgrade you don't want to miss!

He's a pitchman, meme, hero to millions, and now thanks to the AVbyte team he's a Broadway star.

Stay on pitch, my friends

Look at the size and look at the price! They were heavy, the battery life was short, and the per-minute rate was prohibitive. But hey, let's take it to the beach and chit-chat!

How Far We've Come

The son of the most interesting man in the world doesn't have the same attributes as his father, but he does have a specific beer preference.

When the son of the most interesting man in the world makes a bold claim, someone takes issue with it.

Finally a line of feminine products made by people who understand the needs of women: the Republican Party.

The 2012 election is going to come down to the undecided voters, a group of people that have some very important questions.