Okay, not physically attacking, but Olivia Munn tried her hardest to combine Justin Bieber with something even more gross than spider cows to freak out Kevin Pereira. This was followed by a beautifully hilarious Bieber impersonation by Olivia.

Sorcerer's Apprentice star Jay Baruchel fits right in on G4TV and Attack of the Show. Kevin Pereira, mindful of Nic Cage's recent psychedelic appearance on Letterman, asks the questions that are on everyone's mind.

Newly minted Daily Show correspondent Olivia Munn returned to her home court, Attack of the Show last night to audition readers for her upcoming book on tape. Maybe she should think about hiring an unqualified piece of eye candy?

On Monday's Attack of the Show... oh, hell. Forget the CERN particle accelerator, these men your man could smell like are in danger of creating a chain reaction of infinite awesomeness that could doom us all.

Adam Carolla visited Attack of the Show last week to discuss his podcast network, but, as usual, the conversation quickly shifted to women and food. Watch Alison Haislip interrupt the interview to passionately defend her bustly dimensions.

Kevin Pereira used the "Time 2 Sports" section of the show last night to speculate on Lebron's now infamously traitorous decision. As you can see, he could've made a lot better choices.

Last night, Attack of the Show did a small featurette to cruelly whet our appetite for the premiere of Children's Hospital on Adult Swim. If you can name one great comedic actor who is not in it, you are wrong.

While pinch-hitting for Olivia Munn on Tuesday's Attack Of The Show, Alison Haislip schools us all in the fine art of graciously taking a compliment.

Isaiah Mustafa, who apparently really is a bad-ass manly man, stopped by Attack of the Show to guide the hosts through the ad. How long has it been since a commercial was actually good?

Defamer's enduring fascination with Attack of the Show host Olivia Munn, and her ongoing explorations of the strange worlds lying towards the far reaches of her personal shame-threshold, continues: In her latest escapade, Munn communes suggestively with a variety of aquatic wildlife. Surely you require no more explanation that that, but we'll offer some anyway: Says the AotS website:

As far as circles of hell go, we've already established you can't really do much worse than the Television Critics Association semi-annual press tours — the gaseous summer version of which is feeding the palms in Beverly Hills as we speak. But it's not just the bloggers and bitter ideologues who have ruined the bed-in between networks, stars and the writers who love them (until the expense account runs out, anyway); we're learning more today about why the TCA tour may have bottomed out earlier than predicted, featuring an opening cavalcade of virtually uncoverable has-beens and hypocrites who don't bode well for the future of, well, anything. From the WaPo:

· First there was Ninja Warrior. Then came Unbeatable Banzuke. Now, we are holding our collective breath in hopes that the G4 Network brings Screaming Japanese Man to these fine shores. Until then, this will have to do. [YouTube]
· Hey you guys, do you like popular culture? How about the internet? If you answered "Yes" to both of these questions, we'd like to wholeheartedly recommend that you pay Videogum a visit. Co-written by longtime friends of Defamer Gabe Delahaye and Lindsay "Lindsayism" Robertson, we think it will make for a nice addition to your daily routine. Give it a whirl, wontcha? [Videogum]
· For those of you who enjoy both chocolate products and cannibalism equally (and frankly, who doesn't?), we're fairly certain you're gonna get a kick out of this: Newborns made of chocolate! [Pravda]
· We like Tay Zonday and "Chocolate Rain" quite plenty, but we would never get him tattoed on our arms. Nope, his face deserves Tramp Stamp placement all the way. [Blogger]
· And lastly, while we're not generally the type to toot our own horn, it's worth noting that the impossibly shiny-haired Olivia Munn gave us a shout-out on Attack Of The Show last night. The video clip appears, as things often do here, after the jump.

Our fondness for Attack Of The Show's impossibly shiny haired Olivia Munn has been well-documented on these here pages. Aside from our fanboyish appreciation of her considerable physical charms, the thing that we feel separates Munn from the other pretty faces that grace the telly is her fearlessly honest assessments of some of the, shall we say, floozier members of the Young Hollywood set. Take her comments on Lindsay Lohan's boob-baring photoshoot, for example. What other female television color commentator would dare label LiLo as looking "haggard" and then follow that crack by putting her low-hanging boobs on blast? We can answer that for you: none. Olivia Munn, we salute you and your impossibly shiny hair. Stay gold.

G4TV's impossibly shiny haired co-host of Attack Of The Show, Olivia Munn, sure is a trouper. During a bit that aired near the end of Friday's episode, Munn took a nasty spill while writhing about in a shallow pool of baby oil (and you wonder why we DVR the show every night?). Turns out that her slip-n-fall bruised more than just her ego; after the show was completed, paramedics were called to the scene and she was "whisked" away to a local hospital.

• Olivia Munn's Hot Beef Injection [Fleshbot]