I don't think it's just comedy central. I just tried to submit a CNN story and @siftbot thought I was trying to submit this:

http://videosift.com/video/CNN-What-is-the-dirty-dozen

I wasn't.

I think if people are coming out of this movie disappointed (which I'm sure they are), the problem is more with the way that Tarantino has been talking about it and the marketing than with the movie itself. Tarantino has spent years talking Inglourious Basterds up as his "guys on a mission" movie -- and it isn't. At all. The stuff with Brad Pitt and the Basterds doesn't amount to much more than a subplot, and what is there doesn't really resemble stuff like the Dirty Dozen that supposedly inspired QT. And of course the ads have been making it out to be an action movie starring Brad Pitt. Which it isn't.

But once you get past what it isn't, and realize what it is, I think it's actually a really good movie. Certainly leaps and bounds above the mediocre Death Proof, and more in line with his quality stuff like Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction. I thought the opening scene with the Jew Hunter and the dairy farmer was pretty much riveting, and right up there with the best of Tarantino. Once you realize that most of the suspense is going to come from the nuances of the many conversations, and not from overt action, the movie is actually pretty darn good. Or so I thought, at least.

Also, the whole last sequence in the theatre was pretty much awesome.

The list contains following clips:
1. Speech by Frank Oz.
2. When The River Meets The Sea (song), sung by Jerry Nelson and Louise Gold.
3. Bein’ Green (song), sung by Big Bird.
4. Speech by Bernie Brillstein.
5. Fearless Leader (a poem) read by Jerry Nelson (as Floyd Pepper).
6. Bring Him Home (song from "Les Miserables") sung by Louise Gold.
7. Introductory speech and Jim Henson’s letters read, by His wife Jane Henson and children Cheryl and Brian respectively.
8. Speech by Richard Hunt.
9. Muppet Songs pt. 1
10. Muppet Songs pt. 2
11. Just One Person (song), sung by sixteen puppeteers (each with one of their famous characters).
12. When The Saints Go Marching In (song), played by "The Dirty Dozen Brass Band".


For further clips concerning this, have a look at:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Jim-Hensons-death-on-Entertainment-Tonight-ET-May-1990

Also, one part of this playlist contains the singing of Big Bird which Arvana sifted a while ago, so make sure to look it up at:
http://www.videosift.com/video/Big-Bird-singing-at-Jim-Hensons-funeral

Yeah, KP, I don't think any of the other girls want to watch this at the party. I'd prefer the Dirty Dozen personally, funny this came to mind for you...

Okay, I think I'm ready for the sleepover at Swampgirl's.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Sleepless-in-Seattle-Affair-To-Remember-v-Dirty-Dozen

http://www.videosift.com/video/TPau-Heart-And-Soul

Okay, I think I'm ready for the sleepover at Swampgirl's.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Sleepless-in-Seattle-Affair-To-Remember-v-Dirty-Dozen

http://www.videosift.com/video/TPau-Heart-And-Soul

Okay, I think I'm ready for the sleepover.

http://www.videosift.com/video/Sleepless-in-Seattle-Affair-To-Remember-v-Dirty-Dozen

http://www.videosift.com/video/TPau-Heart-And-Soul