In the 1970s, the U.S. Navy produced this educational video warning against the dangers of syphilis. Rather than make a boring old film strip, they recruited Count Spirochete, the VD vampire, and showed him— literally—crawling into a lady's vagina.

After weeks of anticipation, NBC aired Community's animated Christmas special last night. When Abed wakes up on Christmas morning in a stop-motion world, the gang agrees to play along in his holiday fantasy land in hopes of figuring out why.

You know those Taiwanese animations that everyone loves? Last week, Conan aired their own version of the animations (about yogurt.) Two days later, the team of rapid-fire Taiwanese animators fired back with an angry response of their own. Game on!

If you're not familiar with Bob's Burgers, get ready—the animated comedy is coming to Sundays on Fox in the new year. This extended trailer, narrated by Kristen Schaal, gives a pretty clear idea of what we can expect.

Sarah remembers the Thanksgivings of her childhood in this animated short. "I realized the true meaning of Thanksgiving: the turkey we kill is a symbol of the Native Americans we killed."

This video uses votive candles and stop-motion animation to recreate your favorite classic video games—including Tetris, Pac-Man and Pong—in one of the coolest, most fun ways possible. Get your geek on, inside!

It's true that we'll never see actual video from inside the Plaza Hotel suite that Charlie Sheen trashed while on a cocaine and alcohol-fueled naked rampage, but this animated reenactment—from Taiwanese company NMA—is a great consolation. Watch inside.

From her outrageous statements—like the fact that she thinks homosexuality is a mental illness—to her surprise victory in the Delaware Senate primary, to her recent foot-in-mouth scandals, and more, here's NMA's animated reenactment of the Christine O'Donnell saga.

You've already seen the preview clip of South Park's NASCAR-filled season premiere. Now, find out everything that happened during the episode where Cartman made it his mission to become "poor and stupid" enough to race with the best of 'em.

This incredible video will make you realize just how large the universe is as it tracks up from the smallest objects to the largest. It is awe-inspiring in it's execution and in the realization of just how small we are.

Dictaphone Parcel, Lauri Warsta's award-winning animated short, presents us with chalkboard drawn visuals accompanied by the sounds recorded by the Dictaphone while in transit. A bumpy ride, to say the least.

Creators of the Wallace & Gromit series used a 50x cell phone microscope to film this short—which also happens to be the world's smallest. It revolves around Dot, a girl who happens to be only .35 inches tall!

This award-winning student film by the DAVE school at Universal Studios, Florida explores the backstory of lovable smugglers Han Solo and Chewbacca. What could they have possibly done to get Jabba the Hut so hot and bothered, anyway?

To be fair, the consequences at the end of this short by Yum Yum London isn't exactly something that happens in real life, but it will make you think twice the next time you parallel park.

By now, most of you have heard about Manchester United star Wayne Rooney's rendezvous with a call girl. But did you know that, in 2004, Rooney reportedly visited an elderly woman for sex? That, and more, in this NMA reenactment.

Like with many scandals before it, Taiwanese animation company NMA brings you a comprehensive take on all of the controversy surrounding the "Ground Zero Mosque" debate. Inside, the the appropriately cartoonish interpretation.

Meet Danny and Annie, two Brooklynites married for 27 years and in love the entire time. Here's the story of their relationship, from first date to death, captured in a poignant animation by StoryCorps.

These days, the way to judge someone's buzz level has come down to one question: has he/she been animated by Taiwanese company NMA yet? Luckily for somewhat-convicted Rod Blagojevich, he has! Inside, watch an animated reenactment of Blago's full saga.

Google's deal with Verizon to end net neutrality has clearly become on of the most pressing issues of the day. How do we know? Because it's gotten the Taiwanese Animation treatment, of course. Check out Eric Schmidt's devil horns inside.

You know a news story has hit it big when it gets its own animated reenactment by Taiwanese company NMA, as is the case with this rendering of the Steven Slater incident—beer-grabbing, escape shoot-sliding and all! Video inside.