You can't argue that it isn't the summer of Ron Swanson. The "Parks & Recreation" character, played by Nick Offerman, has captured the heart of the internet with his decidedly anti-foodie sentiments. The latest is a mock-up of a potential Swanson dinner, commissioned by Vulture from graphic artist John Defreest, designer of the fake Ben & Jerry's Ron Swanson ice-cream. Who knows if the internet's Swanson-mania will translate into ratings this fall, but until then, it's fun.

These have been online for a while, but if you haven't seen 'em, they're new to you! If "Breaking Bad" anti-hero and Emmy winner Bryan Cranston looks eerily familiar in a way you can't place (and that isn't because of "Malcolm in the Middle,") maybe it's because he starred in a lot of commercials in the '80s and '90s in which he spoke directly to the camera. And one in which he was forced to wear a furry skunk costume and yet still got to be the "sexy" guy at the end! Take a stroll down memory lane, thanks to Mental Floss.

1. Coffee Mate, 1988. For some reason, probably because it's so '80s, this commercial would also kind of work if Cranston was talking about a different white powder. Especially all the parts about "the guys at work":

2. Excedrin, 1996. Another one with Cranston speaking directly to the viewer in a way that's rarely used in commercials these days. Something about him must have said "trustworthy" to ad agency casting directors, which is funny now, considering his role

If the usually gregarious Anne Hathaway seemed a bit demure during the first three-quarters of her "Conan" interview last night, it was because she was sitting on a plan to break out her self-penned anti-paparazzi rap, in the style of Lil' Wayne. You can tell the always-prepared actress has practiced it over and over, which makes it a little bit disturbing. Hathaway has a lot of anger! At least she's getting it out in an appropriate way: