They say: Swept along by an endless tide of bodily fluids (rarely their own), the trio bicker, fight and shag their way through the darkly funny maelstrom of their lives. Behind the uniforms, the sirens, and the fast driving, they are three ordinary blokes trying to make it through yet another shift. But once they've finished saving other people's lives, will they be able to salvage their own?

I say: Channel 4 comedies are always worth a shot and I like the premise, sounds a bit like a cross between ER and Peep Show.

Let me know what you think in the comments!

This makes me think about those workers beeping away at the checkout, and the HR lady comes up and says 'errrr would you be in our panel of silliness please?'



Reminds me of the time we had to stand with cushions on our faces outside our old office last year:



I like the fact companies are doing more for charity though, Walkers are doing it too:

They're climbing in your windows,
They're snatching your ottamans up,
Tryin to rape them,
So ya'll need to hide your couch, hide your chairs
hide your couch, hide your chairs
hide your couch, hide your chairs
and hide your lazyboys
'cause they be humping furniture out here.
(via irascibleone)

Clever, clever Intel. They did it last year with Cannonbells, and now they've done the logical follow-up, a Romanian base-jumping, bass-bonging version where Intel employees clad in skintight blue are dropped from a great height onto bouncy castles hooked up to loudspeakers:



I can't wait to watch this one go viral! You can keep track of its viral spread here on the Viral Video Chart.

There have been lots of fantastic videos made around the UK general election 2010, here's the latest:



Very very topical as this video has just been release and the race is on TONIGHT!

This video is pretty terrifying, and I don't know what to think from a video advertising point of view (apart from the fact that this is going to go viral very quickly).

Nestle claimed copyright infringement to get it taken off YouTube which is why it's on Vimeo:



Read more about the campaign here: Greenpeace

Read about Nestle's reaction to the campaign here: Techeye.