I loved that show, it was so weird.

Fun fact about Bob Einstein: His brother is Albert Einstein, but you probably know that brother under another (stage-)name.
(keeping it cryptic)

"I drank beer with my friends. Almost everyone did. Sometimes I had too many beers. Sometimes others did. I liked beer. I still like beer. But I did not drink beer to the point of blacking out"

There actually is tetris/ coloris/ whateveris clone with physics, a game I used to play a lot, but of which I even have a hard time finding videos: Tryptich:

https://youtu.be/mM4uZuA1_d0?t=90

What I find remarkable is that the mice are not scared off by the problems their oil soaked buddies are facing and keep jumping in.

I don't mean that they would be able to assess the situation completely, but the mice in the bowl must be panicking to an extent, apparently that does not give off any warning signals to the other mice.

Maybe the moles are just really into Celine Dion, and now do not have a reason to come up to the surface anymore?

Actually, the deer appear to be like 'whatever'.

Even though they are usually skittish (in fact, since the also don't flee from the cameraperson maybe are not wild animals).

Must be really frustrating for the alligator that they don't run, "I just can't get no respect".

@AeroMechanical:
I watched it a few times, because at first I thought part of the 'trick' was that they vibrated the panels. That would have been cooler, but I think it's simply visual along with a loud noise of the bang of the shark.

I think apart from simply the surprise element one way that makes it work well is that it is a huge screen, and you have to be really close to it to touch it, so it is all you see.

(and of course 1000's of peoples were surprised by it, a hundred of those people were video'd while doing so, and we get to see the best one of those recorded reactions, God bless the Internet)

Spoiler: "Do not punch bear trap with remaining arm"

Ask them to hack each other!

Informative:
Link to article referenced in the video:
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/12/nature-documentary-tricks_n_7249528.html
(but boo, reading, yuck)

Non-informative:
So they can edit in plottwists.
So yeah, bambi lives.
But then cut to: White wolf goes back starving kids. Camera goes slowly to dark as one of the wolf pups exhales for the last time.
But then cut to: A large family of maggots has been waiting for this moment, rooting for bambi in the earlier scene.

But we don't know how much pot they smoked before they got started on the keg.

So now I am curious about this, based on the title.

So they have these safari parks right, where you drive your own car between the animals. So based on that I would imagine the car would be safe from lions.

But when I just think about it, and about how much stronger such animals are than humans, I would expect the window to break if a lion pounces at it. It would shatter of course, so it would immediately confuse a big predator, but if it is dedicated enough to get really angry at the driver (maybe if the car stereo would be blaring Britney Spears or something like that, really pissing of the lion), that car window would only be a very minor stoppage for the lion's attack?

Had this been at United Airlines, Jerry would not have gotten away with all this snarkiness so easily...

So that's definitely the case, the envelope contained the letter for best actress
Emma Stone - La La Land

That is why Warren Beatty did a triple take on opening the envelope, but there was a name of a movie there so he decided to read it out. Or actually, he had his co-host read it out....

(but het later took responsibility for his part, all that I type is in the clip)

So the accountants messed up big time. Like as someone would say 'huge'.
Guess it's just more of Hollywood accounting...

I love that it is La La Land producer Jordan Horowitz (the guy with the beard, a name I had to look up), who has to take charge and correct the situation, while the Academy staff is in complete shock on stage....

Also: Missed opportunity, the La La Land people should have said 'it was an honor just being nominated'....