A smiling skydiver jumped out of an aircraft and free-floated across the sky, keeping her body fixed in a singular position as best she could.

Justin Dodd of Food History explains how the bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich became the quintessential urban American breakfast.

Charles Berthoud played a beautifully harmonic instrumental cover of "Bohemian Rhapsody" on a sleek six-string fretless bass.

Adam Savage learned about full-body puppeteering from Fraggle Rock's Peter Brooke and Morgana Ignis at Jim Henson’s Creature Shop.

Algal the Bard performed the classic Rick Astley song "Never Gonna Give You Up", the iconic fodder for Rickrolling, on medieval instruments.

After Skool animated a prescient clip from the 1990 "George Carlin: Doin’ It Again" special where the comedian complained about euphemisms.

Photographer Emmie Sperando rescued an orphaned baby bison whom she named Lucy and has given her a loving place by her side ever since.

PBS Eons looked back at the Dodo bird, a now-extinct flightless fowl thought dumb but actually perfectly suited to their environment.

Musician Max Cooper combined the musically similar Journey song "Don't Stop Believin'" with the iconic theme from The Office on piano.

Weird History Food looks at the twisty history of the Oreo cookie, noting how it was actually a knockoff of a competitor's Hydrox cookie.