Hardly Working Season 1
What really goes on in CollegeHumor offices may surprise you, unless you're already familiar with unprofessional, inappropriate slackoffs getting nothing done.
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She was fishing for them. Honestly.
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It’s important to respect a person’s privacy. Unless you want to know their secrets.
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Meet the new director of technology or whatever.
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His nails may be black, but his heart is tie-dye.
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The decade that defined a generation. Some differently than others.
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Facebook changes everything.
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When it comes to sweets, things can get bitter fast.
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The lack of human decency in this world is shocking.
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They’re gonna need a bigger battlestar.
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It’s all fun and games until you have to call Pat’s dad.
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Sometimes you have to think outside of the closet.
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The rhythm is going to kill you.
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Dan teaches CH’s new editor about the Final Cut Pros and cons of making office videos.
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Meat is murder.
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Saving the world from the burritos of injustice.
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Some promises weren’t made to be broken into tiny little pieces.
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You like Hardly Working videos? Their early work was a little too New Wave for my taste.
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Some movies you just never want to see again. Period. Ever.
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You’ll never guess what happens in this video.
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Some people think office romances aren’t a good idea. Those people probably just can’t close a deal.
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Sometimes when you’re bored, your mind starts to wander.
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She’s back. Not that you even care. You haven’t even said how pretty she looks. Tell her she’s funny.
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Don’t think of him as your teacher. Think of him as your best friend. Please?
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It’s criminal how much fun we have when we go out.
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Some people think there’s more to life than work. They’re called “middle management”.
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Office relationships can be complicated. Some more so than others.
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This video is hardly working.
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Don’t you hate it?
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It’s CollegeHumor’s annual gift exchange, and somebody’s always gotta be “the wise guy!”
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A series of timely and accurate impressions.
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