Sure, most people tend to hate him now, but you have to admit the guy can at least make a joke or two. These ones are about kicking butt and taking puppy names.

Bill Hicks shares his thoughts on the logic behind fundamentalist christian beliefs.

This is Daniel Whitney, the comedian presently known as Larry the Cable Guy, talking about his grandma with Alzheimer's. I think I preferred him before he dumbed down for conservative-redneck audiences.

In this "Man on the Street" type video, Billy Eichner questions New Yorkers about their thoughts on summer movies, mostly Sex and the City. His in your face manners and awkward antics make for hilarious encounters.

Today, CNN reported that President Obama's Tuesday address failed because it was written at a 10th grade level and, therefore, too smart for us idiot Americans. Tonight, Stephen Colbert dumbed it down in the most hilarious way possible. Video inside.

Even though he's already apologized for his apology to BP for having to set aside $20 billion to help clean up the Gulf, Congressman Joe Barton isn't yet off the hook. And tonight, Jon Stewart made that clear. Video inside.

While he may host a popular game show for his day job, Ben Bailey is also a longtime stand-up. Here, he discusses how people approach him about his other gig.

Did you ever wish your dog lived FOREVER!! Watch this hilarious sketch from the people of The Midnight Show and your canine will be on his way to immortality in no time.

College Humor came up with an interesting public relations campaign for the folks of BP. Taking some cues from an image-conscious pizza company, BP re-brands themselves back into America's heart.

Daniel Tosh illustrates his plan for The Price is Right, should he ever get on the show.

Tonight, Jon Stewart called out President Obama for not only not living up to his campaign-era promises to reverse many of the Bush Administration's war-related human rights policies, but also attempting to introduce new, even more harsh ones. Video inside.

In his famed monotone voice, Steven Wright shoots off a string of zingers he has become so well known for.

Last night, Stephen Colbert opened the Report with a funny-as-hell segment about the United States' strained relationship with England due to BP's oil spill—and he brought up the World Cup match as often as possible, natch. Video inside.

The comedic geniuses behind the KCS Cougar YouTube Channel are at it again! And this time, it's with a hilarious—and hilariously vulgar—parody of the Real Housewives of New York reunion special. Get ready to laugh—the video is inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart debuted the first of what will hopefully be many World Cup-related segments. Between elephants on the road, vuvuzelas, Robert Green's sticky fingers, and an England-USA debate with John Oliver, there was a lot to discuss! Video inside.

Since Maria Bamford's off-kilter may not be the most accessible of acts, she prepares another set for her tours. She gives a few pieces of that bit here.

Buddy Hackett delivers three hilarious animal jokes, saving the best for last.

Who knew Hitler was a fan of magicians? Larry David did. Watch as David expresses how he thinks the deceased dictator would've handled finding out the secrets of the disappearing bunny act.

Rodney Dangerfield built his act on pithy self-deprecation that he linked together in broad thematic sections. Here the comedic master touches on his marriage, his health, and his looks.

Comedian Reggie Watts is not only great at making us laugh, but is a genuine musical talent as well. In this video, his voice serves as the background music that he lays rhymes down over.