Since Obi-Wan Kenobi essentially turned into a private eye in Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, it only makes sense he’d make it into a career while hiding out.

What happens when you mash up Arnold Schwarzenegger with Darth Vader?

… it’s different to be sure.

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Perhaps there was a reason Darth Vader didn’t remove his helmet until the end of the final movie … apparently he had a side job as a Blues man.

Don’t you figure Darth Vader got bored at least once in a while with his job? Well, here’s one take on how he might have been a smartass with his underlings.

One of the worst things about the Star Wars prequel trilogy had to be the introduction of the “midichlorians” as the way to measure someone’s ability with the Force.  Someone has set this concept to the classic Queen song, “Bohemian Rhapsody”, and it makes it a bit more tolerable.

Not all a comedy video, but make sure you watch until the last shot and get yourself a good laugh.

[via io9]

Improv Everywhere is a group that arranges to do strange little vignettes all over New York City at random times. This one is pretty self-explanatory, and it involves Star Wars.

AT-AT Day Afternoon is by the same person who did Iron Baby.  This may only be funny to those of us here at FunJug because when I got my AT-AT toy back in the 1980′s, my parents named it “Dog Spot” … apparently my family isn’t the only one who did that joke.