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The eight-episode series premieres in March.

The YouTube mockumentary "BB-8: Behind the Circuits" finally explains the astromech droid's long-standing acting career in a classic Hollywood celebrity fashion.

Anyone who's older than 13 years old and has ever watched professional wrestling knows the matches and storylines are scripted. It's like a live-action soap opera and that's what interests a lot of people. However, there is a lot the public doesn't see, and this ESPN E:60 documentary went behind the curtain with the WWE to show what really happens.

The Church of Scientology. For those of us on the outside, it sure seems crazy.

Sometimes, when I watch these crazy science documentaries, I have moments where I wonder if it's all B.S., or if it's all real science. I mean, not being in those fields, how would I even know if they were making it all up? Unless, of course, they used the words this guy does in his "Marvels of the Science" episode.

The creator of this video juxtaposed a candid video of a bikini-clad girl trying to take the perfect selfie with the audio of a documentary on chimpanzees. The result is just too perfect.

Meet 70-year-old David Higgins. David is a painter who specializes in erotic art. Kind of weird already, yes, but it gets weirder. David claims he's been abducted by aliens many times. But it still gets weirder!

British actor Benedict Cumberbatch provided his voice for a BBC Two documentary about the "South Pacific." Among the animals that call the south Pacific Ocean home are penguins. But this was a bit of a problem for Cumberbatch, because he has a little trouble pronouncing the name of the fuzzy little non-flying birds.

Typically, people go to church for peace and inspiration. But the folks who attend Victory Church in Rochester, N.Y., go for a different reason: to kick the crap out of each other.

Margaret Howe Lovatt is an animal researcher that studied dolphins in the '60s. She loved her job; like really, REALLY loved her job. She got pretty attached to one particular dolphin named Peter. And when we say attached, we mean that literally.