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Mark Hamill worked the drive-thru window at a Jack in the Box, where he previously worked as a teen and was fired for talking like a clown.

Glen Makes recycled an old IKEA table into a "Star Wars" inspired workbench with a Droid power port.

Magnetic Games performed a piece of Synthwave magnetic music written by Magnetic Tricks using their own magnetic creations.

Technology Connections took a humorously forthright look at different models of typewriters to understand how their correction features work.

A diver with Scuba Ventures captured stunning footage of a rare jellyfish with a body like a beach ball off the coast of Papua New Guinea.

Curator Anna Dhody gives an informative tour of The Mütter Museum in Philadelphia, featuring a unique collection of medical specimens.

RobWords explained why some countries describe the long purple nightshade as an eggplant while others refer to it as an aubergine.

Cat behavior expert JoAnna Puzzo of Battersea Dogs & Cats Home analyized the feline-centered video game Stray.

Sara Grdan and Ivan Terrazas of Feral Tango performed an alluring tango set to the classic Eminem song "Lose Yourself".

The Language of Earth shared a fascinating demonstration showing the differences between English, German, Dutch, and Afrikaans.

Joseph's Machines built a complex Rube Goldberg machine with hammers and a rubber chicken to pass wine across a really long table.

Linguist Rob Watts of RobWords shared three very useful tips that logically explain how to translate certain French words into English.

Nichelle Nichols (Lt. Uhura of 'Star Trek") starred in a 1977 NASA film to recruit new astronauts for the Space Shuttle Enterprise program.

John DiMarco compiled footage from "Star Trek", the first six films, and "The Animated Series" to pay loving respect to Nichelle Nichols.

A shy, rescued cat named Bao Zi really came into her own when she found out that, unlike many fellow felines, she loves being in the water

Before she played Uhura in Star Trek, Nichelle Nichols had a small but powerful role on a 1964 episode of Gene Roddenberry's "The Lieutenant".

Daft Punk released a look inside the making of the iconic music video for their 1997 hit "Around the World", directed by Michel Gondry.

A pair of golden retrievers named Tucker Todd quite amusingly jumped over painter's tape strips placed at increasingly difficult heights.

Joseph Quinn met Metallica backstage at Lollapalooza, where they played Eddie Munson's favorite song 'Master of Puppets" together.

Morgan Donner modeled 500 years of hairstyles, starting with the year 1500 and moving forward century by century.

"Where We Arrived" is a thoughtful documentary about artists Takuya and Minami Yoshida, who left Tokyo for the country.

"Knitting the Neighborhood" is a handy book that shows how to knit several iconic pieces from "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood".

Coco, a clever guinea pig living in North Carolina with her human Carolina Cavies, performed a remarkable 19 tricks in one minute.

The Smithsonian Channel visited Gorgona Snake Island to understand the symbiotic ecosystem that lives within the fur of resident sloths.

MayTree performed a rather badass a cappella cover of the newly resurgent Metallica song "Master of Puppets".

Chris Fisher, the UK's only blind woodturner, builds beautiful hand-carved pieces using his sense of hearing, smell, and sometimes taste.

StruckDuck shared a clever optical illusion of an ordinary metal ball defying gravity and rolling uphill on a 3D-printed miniature slide.

An adorably chatty cat in rural Hong Kong captured all sorts of adventures outside with other cats using a GoPro.

A rescued baby pangolin named Stevie enjoys riding piggyback on his adopted caretaker, whenever they go outside to forage

The Sunflower Farm Creamery shared a heartwarming video that shows how a trio of barn cats spends their days working on the farm.

Burl of Burl's Art, used his love for lighter guitars and some beautiful and strong wood to build the thinnest guitar possible.

Cat engineer Paul Klusman amusingly attempts to understand how his cat Oscar can sleep through all noises except the opening of a can.

The four members of the Barcelona Guitar Trio performed an amusing cover of the Michael Jackson song "Billie Jean" on a single guitar.

The FoxPlay Game Channel played the cat-focused video game "Stray" as Garfield the Cat using a mod developed by Chris Rubino.

Joseph Quinn performed a monologue from "Stranger Things" in a variety of accents while appearing on "The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon".

Craftsman Hassan Abu-Izmero crafted a shiny hammer by fusing steel washers around a metal rod and a custom-measured head.

Photographer Macrofying captured explosive macro footage of a single popcorn kernel popping in mid-air in ultra slow motion.

Half-Asleep Chris decided to build a life-sized LEGO replica of his short-legged, round-eyed, striped cat Bella.

60 Second Docs visited stunt dog trainer Gill Raddings in Oxfordshire, England, to talk about what it takes to get a dog into a movie or TV show.

Joris Bax used MidJourney AI to illustrate a gruff recitation of the classic children's book "Goodnight Moon" with chilling results.

French artist Vaskange creates multilayered illustrations that let viewers zoom in continuously to discover new details within the image.

Sergii Gordieiev cut his front wheels into three thirds to make a whole and used the previous halves as the rear wheel of his bicycle.

"Stray", The long-awaited feline-focused video game has finally been released, and both humans and their cats are enjoying it immensely.

Jean Didicot performed a whistling tune dressed in her football uniform during an appearance on the BBC program "Blue Peter" in 1972.

Dorothy has released "Stamp Albums: Hip Hop", a lithograph that reimagines legendary Hip Hop albums as oversized postage stamps.

Laura's Felt Dogs creates adorable tiny needle-felted dogs that are made in the image of photos that her customers send to her.

Christopher Rainbow visited Raymond Cooke in 1975 to learn more about the realistic figurines he carves from matchsticks.

The Real Group performed a beautifully layered vocal cover of "Blackbird", one of the most iconic songs by The Beatles.

Adam Ragusea took a look at the natural components behind the fresh scent of rain, noting that while it smells good, it doesn't taste good.

DJthefirst built a self-playing hammered dulcimer that played a lush instrumental cover of the 1985 Kate Bush song "Running Up That Hill".