Actually, in the 1960s the short "music video" (as we know it) was quite popular in Europe, thanks to the Scopitone company that manufactured and distributed movie "jukeboxes".

The "Love For Sale" video by Frank Sinatra Jr. was a Scopitone production.

Other famous ones include These Boots Are Made For Walking by Nancy Sinatra and Wonder Boy by Lesley Gore.

I love good music videos, in case you couldn't tell.

I wanted to become a music video director when I was at school.

Atom Bomb - Fluke (one of the first examples of machinima, as the animation was all taken from a video game, Wipeout 2097)

Around The World - Daft Punk

Da Funk - Daft Punk

Weapon of Choice - Fatboy Slim (feat. the incomparable Christopher Walken in a pseudo-tribute to his dance routine from Pennies From Heaven)

Praise You - Fatboy Slim (feat. one of the first examples of a "flash mob")

Love For Sale - Frank Sinatra Jr.

19-2000 - Gorillaz

Clint Eastwood - Gorillaz

The New Pollution - Beck

Devil's Haircut - Beck

This Too Shall Pass - Ok Go

This Too Shall Pass - Ok Go (Marching Band version)

Here It Goes Again - Ok Go

Needing/Getting - Ok Go

White Knuckles - Ok Go

Just - Radiohead

Pure Morning - Placebo

Bittersweet Symphony - The Verve

Country House - Blur

Charmless Man - Blur

The Universal - Blur

Disco 2000 - Pulp

Common People - Pulp

Do You Remember The First Time - Pulp

Loverboy - Billy Ocean

Wild Boys - Duran Duran

Take On Me - A-Ha

A View To A Kill - Duran Duran

Thriller - Michael Jackson (Directed by John Landis)

Beat It - Michael Jackson (features 80 genuine rival gang members, and was filmed in some of the worst neighbourhoods of Los Angeles)

Bad (full version) - Michael Jackson (Directed by Martin Scorcese)

Our Lips Are Sealed - The Go-Go's (It looks pretty simple, but it was one of the first music videos to be shot on film, on location, rather than in a studio with video cameras.)

Rockit - Herbie Hancock

You Might Think - The Cars (looks pretty simple today but in 1984 it was a really challenging technical achievement. That isn't CGI, after all. It's all done with analog editing equipment.)

Money For Nothing - Dire Straits

Everybody Hurts - R.E.M.

Army of Me - Bjork

It's Oh So Quiet - Bjork

Let Forever Be - The Chemical Brothers

Sabotage - The Beastie Boys

Body Movin' - The Beastie Boys

Intergalactic - The Beastie Boys

Do The Evolution - Pearl Jam

Freak On A Leash - Korn

Put It To The Test - They Might Be Giants

Sledgehammer - Peter Gabriel

Stylo - Gorillaz

Fish Heads - Barnes and Barnes

Um, Woodward and Berstein did precious little legwork, read no documents, and just got themselves a leaker.

No, but Roman dramatic recreations could get plenty racy.

Hey, in the long run we're all dead, so don't worry about it.

Taxman - The Beatles

Get Over It - The Eagles

The Trees - RUSH

Dirty Laundry - Don Henley

Government Cheque - Furnaceface (not CofC compliant)

Let's Get The Baby High - Dead Milkmen

Holiday In Cambodia - Dead Kennedys

Subdivisions - RUSH

Why Don't You Get A Job - The Offspring (not CofC compliant)

Bodies - Sex Pistols (not CofC compliant)

I'll Sue Ya - "Weird Al" Yankovic

The State - Porter Robinson

Don't Call Me White - NOFX (not CofC compliant)

I'm A Boy - The Who

911 Is A Joke - Public Enemy

Red Barchetta - RUSH

If You Love Her Buy Her A Gun - Furnaceface

I'm An Adult Now - The Pursuit of Happiness

We Love You Tipper Gore - Furnaceface (not CofC compliant)

It's A Long Way To The Top If You Wanna Rock 'n Roll - AC/DC

Working Man - RUSH

Living In The Woods - Ted Nugent

Canadian Bush Party - Kinnie Starr 

I'm Free - The Soup Dragons

The Angry Mob - Kaiser Chiefs

Something Good - Utah Saints (A celebration of unbridled optimism!)

Look, I cannot be expected to remember the names of EVERY tv show I like!

Also, Goodnight Sweetheart, Jeeves and Wooster, Life on Mars, Being Human, Misfits, and Dead Set.

Also Michael, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Also, Boss, Carnivale, The Borgias, The Killing, and the remake/sequel of Upstairs Downstairs (my girlfriend liked it even better than Downton Abbey).

The Newsroom

That's the hilarious Canadian series about local news, NOT the dreadful Aaron Sorkin show.

Episode 2 is even funnier...

This is madness!

Douglas Adams fans are hereby ordered to watch Dirk Gently.

Here's the pilot episode.