What's worse than bombing in front of the president? Bombing in front of the president with hacky material you've already used. Politico caught Leno recycling material from his monologues in his White House Correspondents' Dinner speech, and edited them together.

What the more recent seasons of The Simpsons have lacked in terms of comedic creativity, they've made up for with wacky intros. Case in point: last night's opening, in which the entire Springfield gang performed Ke$ha's "TiK ToK." Video inside.

According to the Daily Beast's Lloyd Grove, "the razor-sharp jokesters from The Daily Show" helped write Obama's White House Correspondents' Dinner speech. It's not hard to out-funny Leno nowadays, but that's like bringing a predator drone to a knife fight.

Having someone in the stall next to you is nerve-wracking enough but what about those restroom attendants? They're the creepiest.

Here's something you didn't see during tonight's highly hyped 60 Minutes interview of Conan O'Brien by Steve Kroft: a possibly-not-legal, but still hilarious, joyride around Los Angeles by the two men in O'Brien's infamous 1992 green Ford Taurus. Video inside.

Tonight, Conan O'Brien made his long-awaited return to television with an interview on 60 Minutes. O'Brien was candid about the entire Late Night Wars fiasco, taking shots at Jay Leno, Jeff Zucker and NBC in the process. Video highlights inside.

Ever wonder what your angry toddler is spewing at you when they attempt to talk? Kevin Hart has it all figure it out.

Before Kirsten Schall was on Flight of the Conchords, she was an aspiring comedian. Watch her here in one of her stand up sets in London.

On tonight's 30 Rock, Will Forte played Jenna Maloney's cross dressing, Jenna impersonating new boyfriend, Jina Baloney. And for a generally awkward, goofy looking dude, his transition into lady-babe (or is the right word Shman?) wasn't awful.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart gave a hilarious overview of the current ~scandal~ rocking the campaign for Britain's next prime minister—"Bigotgate," as the UK media are calling it—and turned something mundane into something enthralling. Video inside.

Now, I don't want to come off as racist, but black people just shouldn't use time machines. Louis CK explains why in this bit about being white.

Tonight on The Colbert Report, Stephen Colbert profiled a "difference maker" who flips the bird at cops every time he sees them. Colbert then pointed out what the man has in common with some of America's other greatest assholes.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart gave his take regarding Gizmodo's iPhone exclusive and the subsequent police raid on Jason Chen's home. Speaking directly to Apple and Steve Jobs, Stewart didn't hold back his criticism of them. Video inside.

D.C. Benny appears on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson. He talks about fortune tellers, cab drivers, and midgets, among other things.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart made fun of today's Goldman Sachs hearings on Capitol Hill by taking shots at both the senators who questioned the company's executives and the Goldman employees in the hot seat. Video inside.

Earlier today, Gawker.TV discussed exactly why Glee hasn't impressed us since it returned from its mid-season hiatus. Tonight's episode, with it's after-school special air of self-acceptance, was worth little more than the airtime given to Jane Lynch.

Never a man of subtlety, Katt Williams flagrantly displays his like for white people. Because they're really useful for getting you out of jail.

Tonight, Jon Stewart blasted Arizona for its new—and highly controversial—immigration bill. As Stewart pointed out, when even anti-illegal immigrant poster boy Tom Tancredo is against the bill, it ain't good, folks. Video of Stewart's saucy statement is inside.

Bill Burr accurately describes the fine line between being a functioning psycho and an off the rails psycho.

Fans of ex-Saturday Night Live player Michaela Watkins can breath easy today: she's the star of the latest Funny or Die parody. Written by Diablo Cody, this NSFW parody of HBO's Hung (hopefully) marks the start of Michaela's triumphant return.