Taiwanese animators did a bang-up job imagining Al Gore's crazed sex poodle fiasco, and their Conan O'Brien video was a work of art. But today's ho-hum take on Michelle Obama's vacation and uninspired rendition of Steve Slater's slide are subpar.

It was only a matter of time before Taiwanese animators NMA created one of their always-entertaining reenactments for Jersey Shore, and—to our delight—it's finally here! Watch as the entire cast, but especially Snooki, gets dissected in animated glory.

This fantastic short combines the elegance of stop-motion animation with matchbox cars and graffiti to create a perfectly current city scene. It's a nice reminder that the simplest shooting techniques can still be used inventively to create beautiful work.

The Taiwanese company that's made a niche for itself animating some current news stories has put out one that examines Lindsay Lohan's life and struggles. Never ones to let facts hold them back, this one also includes a shower scene.

Another "saw this coming" moment: the Taiwanese company famous for its animated reenactments of scandals—from the late-night wars to Al Gore—has made a new one about the iPhone 4 controversy—including the raid on Jason Chen's home. Video inside.

This cleverly animated short explores the world in the sky; one not just populated by birds and airplanes, but by a surprising plethora of insects as well.

Now that Swiss authorities have decided Roman Polanski should not be extradited to the US, the animators at Crux have come up with an interactive YouTube cartoon where you decide—innocence? Or torture by way of Ryan Seacrest?

Lest there be any doubt that Taiwanese animators are baiting us with their quaintly foreign CGI videos: "Internet Turns on Justin Bieber" dramatizes 4chan and Justin Bieber's syphilis rumor. It also shows baby Bieber clinging to a suspiciously phallic microphone.

Taiwanese company NMA made us laugh before with their animated reenactments of the Tiger Woods scandal and the Jay Leno/Conan O'Brien Late Night Wars. Now, Al Gore's "crazed sex poodle" masseuse scandal has been digitized for our entertainment. Video inside.

This video combines the audio from a talk given by economist Dan Pink and the visuals from a UPS ad on steroids. It's intellectually stimulating and visually amazing as the talk is illustrated on white board as you hear it.

Here's a trailer for Tangled, Disney's terribly titled Rapunzel animated movie musical. The look of the film is inspired by "The Swing," though it's rendered in cold 3D computer animation. This is something of a disappointment.

What the more recent seasons of The Simpsons have lacked in terms of comedic creativity, they've made up for with wacky intros. Case in point: last night's opening, in which the entire Springfield gang performed Ke$ha's "TiK ToK." Video inside.

Mark Twain: literary treasure, mustache aficionado, or child-hating Satanist? This claymation version of his unfinished work, The Mysterious Stranger, sends Tom and Huck and Becky Thatcher to the dark lord's abyss to contemplate life's meaninglessness. Kid stuff, really.

Making metaphors on the futility of war through combined stop motion and live-action experimentation, two titular Neighbours fight to the death over the only thing they've ever had to share: the single flower that blooms between their identical homesteads.

Kristen Wiig guest-starred in a Twilight tale of vampires, love, and bureaucracy. Lt. Grimes' daughter fell for a bloodsucker, but neither father nor state would stand for inter-species romance—at least not until the couple completed the requisite seminars.

Treegasm, a once in a lifetime mating ritual observed on last night's Ugly Americans, caused the deciduous denizens of New York ("treetures", if you're arboreal), to blossom sexually into boastful douchebags modeled after that Don Juan of reality television, Mystery.

When George Costanza uttered the words "the sea was angry that day my friends, like an old man trying to send back soup in a deli" the world was forever changed. Now witness his monologue in elegant moving text.

A comically wrenching tale of passion on the plane, legendary animator and director Chuck Jones' adaptation of the classic children's book hides its geometry in romance, wherein the simplest forms suffer hardest for love.

Check out this awesomely gory claymation of the movie Evil Dead. From the buckets of blood to the melting faces, this is one remake worth your time.

Watch as an unending horde of Teddy Bears attacks a small ocean-side community. Cute as they may be, humans will not soon forget this fateful day, the day of the Teddy Bears.