Clickable This Week: Live Action 'Doug,' Google May Be Anti-CoCo and More

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This week in Internet fun: the most luscious celebrity eyebrows, what shows liberals watch, and more.

For all you '90s kids out there, 'Doug' was probably a big part of your after-school activities. But did you ever wonder what Doug Funnie would be like as an adult? Check out this live-action movie trailer and it may change your life. Warning: You may be very upset this isn't real after watching.

Google has been accused of bias in the past, but most recently it was against a certain late-night host. For a brief period of time, those searching for "watch Conan" were directed to Jay Leno's homepage.

Before Steve Carell became Michael Scott, he was the incredibly stupid Brick from 'Anchorman.' Take a look at the audition tape that landed him the role.


A 2003 study conducted by MIT found that eyebrows play a key role in facial recognition, so it may explain these 20 bushy-eyed celebs are so popular.

Consider yourself an SNL junkie? Try your hand at this Sporcle quiz of quotes from the '70s and then get back to me.