A new airport-themed PETA commercial has debuted featuring some familiar friends of the organization — but don’t expect to be seeing this one in the terminals. Yet.

The ad stars Pamela Anderson as a scantily clad airport security guard who strips passengers of leather, fur, and other animal skins. The commercial has been deemed too racy to run by CNN Airport Network. The quirky commercial, titled “Cruelty Doesn’t Fly,” also features comedians Steve-O, Andy Dick, and Carol Leifer, a pair of nude models, and German punk icon Nina Hagen.

Apparently, CNN was worried that kids might see the ad — which features some stripping, nude models’ derrieres, and some playful kissing. PETA, however, isn’t deterred and is attempting to court Virgin airlines to hopefully run with it. Check it out below:

Proving that even fast food can be funny, famed celebrity interviewer Jiminy Glick (aka Martin Short) gets “Ronald McDonald” (aka Andy Dick) to open up about the cruelty involved in chicken manufacturing on FunnyOrDie.com.

The video is in response to McDonald’s stubborn resistance to use controlled-atmosphere killing — a type of slaughter far less cruel than their current method. According to PETA:

“McDonald’s U.S. and Canadian chicken suppliers abuse birds using a cruel and outdated method of slaughter. Birds often have their bones broken and their throats cut while they are still conscious, and many birds are immersed in tanks of scalding-hot water while they are still alive and able to feel pain.”

Not cool, McDonald’s. NOT COOL!

Check out the video below and get ready to laugh your face off.

Andy recently suited up in his best clown outfit and joined a team of PETA members outside the Clark Street McDonald’s to convince the fast-food executives to switch their current method of chicken slaughter. 

McDonalds currently uses electric immobilization which is the pretty damn cruel conventional method of slaughter in North American poultry slaughterhouses. PETA is pushing McDonalds to switch to controlled-atmosphere killing —  A U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)-approved slaughter method that emoves oxygen from the birds’ atmosphere while they are still in their transport crates. 

Sounds a bit more humane to me!

Check out the video below and to see Andy Dick getting his protest on!