Tonight, Jon Stewart exposed the hypocrisy of Fox News—and of its parent company, which just gave $1 million to the GOP—related to political donations and "money trail" conspiracy theories. Oh, yeah—Stewart also impersonated Glenn Beck again. Video inside.

From Head of the Class to Family Ties, all the formulas were there. The Will Ferrell-produced Big Lake was a parody of an entire generation of television. While this was successful on some levels, the show wasn't pitch-perfect.

On a very special episode of Louie, Louis CK looked at the human attraction to violence and intimidation. After asking a group of unruly teenagers to quiet down, Louis gets into a confrontation that ruins his evening.

On the topic of Tila Tequila's violently received, feces throwing concert, Chelsea and panel humorously justify the Juggalos' assaults against her. The audience, on the other hand, has a harder time laughing with the comedians. Watch the awkward studio dynamic.

After last season's redemption, Weeds is still exciting. Remember the new baby? Esteban's crazy friend, and the mallet she took to the head? Tonight's season premiere resolved all of it, and set us up for some more runaway adventures.

As many of you know, Comedy Central aired its David Hasselhoff roast tonight. And when Lisa Lampanelli wasn't making jokes about Roger Ebert's cancer (see the video here), Seth MacFarlane was making jokes about Anderson Cooper's sexuality! The video, inside.

Tonight, Comedy Central aired its roast of David Hasselhoff. And while roasts are known for offensive humor, Lisa Lampanelli may have gone a bit far, with jokes about the holocaust, blacks, Roger Ebert's cancer, Haiti, the oil spill, and more.

These are the jokes that got DeRay Davis to wild out, to be so doe boy fresh that he could bless a Three 6—The Academy Award Winning—Mafia with his presence.

Once upon a time, a street reporter stopped a bundled up lady and asked her whether or not her winter hat was her "secret to staying warm." What happened after that was the best 15 seconds you will see today.

The world has changed so much since BJ Novak started doing funny things for money. Here, a young Novak muses on what motivates terrorists, how to solve a problem in the Middle East, and delicious-sounding societal ills.

Absolut Vodka commissioned Zach to make an ad for their ongoing artist series. He invited Tim and Eric to help him, and the result is a randomly funny ad sketch that barely mentions vodka.

Tonight on Chelsea Lately, Alanis Morissette spoke about her unexpected pregnancy (like, really unexpected), the holiday named after her in Canada (which she hates), and marijuana (which she enjoys). Video inside.

Tonight, the versatile—uh, I mean, middle—Jonas Brother, Joe, guest starred on Hot in Cleveland in an episode filled with family drama, cliched teen gadgets, texting, Justin Bieber, and "Look, I'm a man now!" facial hair. Inside, video highlights.

Tonight on Tosh.0, Tosh welcomed the Peter Pan Stage Crash girls (from a viral video, which you can see here). Tosh teased them about their thespian abilities before setting out to teach them a little bit about real acting.

Tonight, a freshly-shaved Jon Stewart talked about the fact that Republicans are simultaneously complaining about the nation's deficit and fighting to extend Bush's tax cuts (which, if ended, would reduce said deficit by 30%). Inside, video of the smackdown.

On Monday, abused JetBlue flight attendant Steven Slater stole two beers and left his grounded plane via the emergency slide. JetBlue has mostly kept mum—except to scold comedian Andy Borowitz for making bad jokes on Twitter.

British comedian Chris Addison examines what really separates man from beast. Then, he describes some fun ways we can reconnect with our territorial animalistic tendencies.

Before he was a test driver for Top Gear USA or a Chief on Rescue Me, Mr. Ferrara made jokes at his girlfriend's expense.

Sure, this may be a pretty depressing outlook, but you have to admit Chris Rock has a point. Watch as the controversial comedian talks about married life.

Here is Matt Braunger's first stand up appearance on network television. He discusses his reservations with Harry Potter, because seriously, an owl as a pet?