Tommy Lee "Net Alien" Jones Returns to Japan!

Last year we thought that Tommy Lee Jones had done his final Japanese TV commercial for Suntory's Boss Coffee. But, now, SURPRISE! We were wrong and Tommy Lee "Net Alien" Jones has returned to Japan to star in this new funny WTF Japan Boss coffee commercial!

In this chapter of the ongoing seven-year saga, TLJ is working as a pizza delivery guy slowly flying through the neighborhood. He finds the apartment for the pizza delivery with his super human night-vision eyesight. Then suddenly Tommy Lee gets spotted by a guy (comedian Hiroki Konno) with a digital camera who just took a video of him in action. Then that video of TLJ as the flying "Space Alien Pizza Delivery Guy" gets uploaded to Youtube. The video goes viral and becomes very popular in Japan and then the rest of the world.

A few days later, Tommy Lee is going on another delivery and he's followed by a crowd of netizens with smartphones and cameras ready! The "Space Alien Pizza Delivery Guy" then tries to frighten the crowd but it doesn't work and they say "ooooh" and "aaaah". The rest of the commercial features a popular "Handstand Cat" so check it out!



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VPN's "Midnight Cooking" Enka TV Show

Vermillion Pleasure Night was a very funny, offbeat late-night TV comedy show that was so popular some DVDs of the show were released as well as a CD of the show's many soundtracks. In addition to that, a complete collection of all the Vermillion Pleasure Night show segments was released in early 2009. For a TV show that was only on the air for about a half year in 2000, that's really something special, indeed.

In this short skit, two beautiful Japanese "cooking teachers" ham it up while singing karaoke-style enka and showing us how not to prepare seaweed soup, pickles and curried rice on VPN's "Midnight Cooking" TV segment. This version includes English subtitles and will probably be taken down soon so check it out!





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This is Japanese TV. That is All.

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The above photos are of a young Japanese woman having a major seizure on Japan's nationwide NHK TV. Well, it could be that or else she is doing some kind of WTF performance art. But either way, for sure this is Japanese TV. That is all.

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WTF UFC 144 Japanese Anime Commercial

In case you missed it, UFC 144 Edgar vs Henderson will be held this Saturday at Japan's Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan. Featured on the card will be Frankie "The Answer" Edgar vs Smooth Ben Henderson in a Lightweight Championship bout. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson will fight Ryan "Darth" Bader in a Lightweight matchup. In the Heavyweight division Mark "Super Samoan" Hunt will go against Cheick "Kingo" Kongo. This should be a very exciting fight night in Japan!

Below is the recently released Japanese UFC 144 Anime TV commercial which is so full of 'WTF' and 'Only in Japan' it now unofficially ranks as the ultimate UFC promo ever seen! Listen closely for these lyrics at 0:15 : "Hey Hey Let's Go Kickassu, Taisetsuna mono protect my balls!" or "Hey Hey Let's go kick ass but most important is to protect my balls!" Also in the chorus they repeat "Let's Fighting Love!" You gotta love it! Check it out:



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Tommy Lee Jones' Final Boss Coffee CM ???

For the past six years, Tommy Lee "Space Alien" Jones has starred in many very funny Suntory Boss Coffee Japanese TV commercials. All of them were very popular in Japan and Tommy Lee was, literally, seen everywhere throughout the nation on many vending machines. But now it appears as though this series has come to an end. In this seemingly final episode, TLJ appears as a doctor with magical powers who ends up being deported sailing away in a boat with local municipal authorities.



But who knows? Maybe the "Space Alien" will return to Japan again soon.

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OH! Mikey: "Our New Life in Japan"

One of the very funniest Japanese TV shows ever is known as "OH! Mikey". This show started out in the year 2000 as segments on the very popular Vermilion Pleasure Night. Soon afterwards it became a popular late night comedy television show on its own. Here is the first episode entitled "Our New Life in Japan" (includes English subtitles):



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Vermillion Pleasure Night "Midnight Cooking"

Tommy Lee "Space Alien" Jones in Outer Space

A couple of days ago, Suntory released another hilarious TV commercial for their popular Boss Coffee beverage starring Tommy Lee Jones as "A Space Alien in Outer Space." In this sixty second version, the New Year is celebrated all over the globe while Tommy Lee is working on his space ship when all of a sudden things go horribly wrong:



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Japanese Engrish Teacher Teaches Engrish

Here is a funny Japanese TV parody segment of a Japanese Engrish teacher teaching Engrish to gaijin in Japan:



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Japan's Megwin TV Tests iPad Case

The popular indie Japanese comic performance art trio known as Megwin TV (think WTF Jackass in Japan with a low budget) tests a "bowling-ball proof" iPad case:



On average, these wacky and funny guys produce about 30 short clips each month and also do live stage performances! To keep up with their frantic pace, you should visit their official website or subscribe to their Twitter account (Japanese only).

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WTF Japanese Wives Scream "Thank you" to Husbands

From the land where screaming in public is considered "normal", NHK TV recently ran this funny event where some Japanese housewives went to their husband's companies and screamed various "Thank you" messages to their husbands:



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Tommy Lee Jones Acts Like a Boss for Suntory

Remember Bill Murray's struggling Suntory whiskey endorsement in Lost In Translation? Well that same maker has been producing a humorous TV commercial series for Boss Coffee starring Hollywood heavyweight Tommy Lee Jones.

Apparently, the original story line for this long-running ad campaign is that Tommy Lee and other Hollywood celebrities, are real supernatural, outer space aliens who lived and worked in Japan. Then after working various jobs, one day they all have to leave and return to their home planet. Sound familiar? Well for this series, one special extraterrestrial (TLJ) just has to come back to earth and Japan for some more Suntory Boss Coffee. And in this hilarious episode Tommy Lee really acts like a boss as a very strict high school teacher:



Note: The above clip is episode #34. For even more laughs be sure to see episodes 1-23 here.

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Japanese TV: Ijiri Okada's Greenroom Inspections

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How to Become A Pedobear

Do you have dreams about high school girl uniforms? Like me, do you have secret fantasies about Julie Watai? Did you actually break up with your Japanese girlfriend because she just turned 18?. Well, then Joyfay Delicate has just the right outfit for you:





For those of you who are a bit more extravagant, check out the all-new Pedobear Lion:



Note: Ms. Julie Watai is currently 31 years old.

Be sure to see many more funny costumes by Joyfay Delicate and remember Pedobear Knows Everything.

Funny Japanese TV: "Oh Mikey!"

From the Japanese late night variety show Vermilion Pleasure Night, here is a full half hour of "Oh Mikey!" complete with English subtitles:



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New Episode: The Fuccon Family Returns Home

The Fuccon Family or "Oh Mikey!" started out as individual comedy segments on the Japanese late night variety show Vermilion Pleasure Night. This series featured a family of Americans living in metropolitan Tokyo and it became so popular that TV Tokyo featured it as a late Saturday night show. This "new" episode, which is filled with disturbing but very funny Japanese black humor, is entitled "The Fuccon Family Returns Home":



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Vermilion Pleasure Night: Cathy's House

Vermilion Pleasure Night was a popular late-night variety and comedy TV show broadcast on TV Tokyo in the latter half of 2000. One of the recurring segments included "Cathy's House" which featured four models within a very bizarre and funny "Barbie Doll" setting. Here is one episode entitled "Wonderful Day":



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Hilarious Japanese Dog Understands Japanese!

Cameraguy:"MAME" Dog: "WAN"(loud)

Cameraguy: Is that the right way to bark? Dog: "WAN" (loud)

Cameraguy: Is that right? Dog: "Wan"

Cameraguy: Can you bark a bit quieter? Dog: "wan" (soft)

Cameraguy: How about much more, quieter? Dog: "wan" (softer)

Cameraguy: More cute? Dog: "wan" (very soft) ヾ(＠⌒ー⌒＠)ノ



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AKBingo Japanese TV "Talent" Segment

Here is AKB48 in a recent segment from the AKBingo Japanese TV show. This part is from the "talent" segment of the show in which the girls, literally, put their heads together:



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Megwin TV: Muscle Training for Mr. Son

Via Megwin TV here is a funny segment entitled "Muscle training for Mr. Son":




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Japanese TV: The Masked Performers

Yes, indeed, Japanese TV will never change:



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