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In this pun on royalty-free music, we see the opposite (royalty-full music?) which is of course a band made up of royals - a king, a queen, and a princess.
To that end, it should be noted that, due to budget cuts, we will no longer be able to feature the music of Prince, Queen, or Kings of Leon.

Tags: music

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In this play on Shakespeare's Hamlet, we see Hamlet played by a robot, holding up Yorick's skull. He says, "Alas, poor Yorick! My facial recognition technology would know him anywhere!"
This above all: to thine own robot overlord be true.

Tags: robot

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In this pun on the chess term checkmate, we see a person with their buddy, their pal, their mate - a giant anthropomorphic check.
Who needs chess when you can be friends with a giant check?

Tags: money

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In this pun on the pirate phrase dead men tell no tales, we see a skeleton son in bed next to his skeleton dad. He asks "Why don't you read me a bedtime story?" Then answer, of course, is because dead en tell no tales.
Thankfully, dead men do sing goodnight songs.

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In this pun on the phrase "It all makes sense," we see "It all makes cents," which is of course some nickels, quarters, dimes, and pennies, which, together, make more than a few cents.
“Be the change you wish to receive from the cashier.”

Tags: money

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In this pun on baby bump, we see two babies giving each other fist bumps.
Much cooler than baby-firm-handshake

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In this pun on corny jokes, we see the corniest one - which is, of course, a joke about corn, which is sad there will be a shortage of corny jokes. It laments, "Aw shucks!"
Some dry humor

Tags: food

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In this pun on owls that have similar names, we see a barn owl, a barred owl, and a bard owl (an owl that looks like a Shakespearean era poet)
Owl taxonomy, explained

Tags: animals, bird

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In this pun on the seven wonders of the world, we see the earth wondering seven things, from the sublime (what is the meaning of life) to the ridiculous (should I get bangs).
Sure, the pyramid of Giza is great, but so is fantasizing about the possibilities that open up to you when you get a new haircut.

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In this pun on the phrase "Spill the Tea" (which means to tell the hot gossip), we see a spill-the-tea rex, aka a T. Rex, king of the dinosaur gossip. He is telling a brontosaurus about a rumor that Ron wants all the guys to evolve into chickens.
Where I get all my hot goss

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