Joy Behar and her panel gathered tonight to discuss Conan O'Brien's move to TBS. Many question the fact that George Lopez is being bumped to a later time, just like O'Brien was. Inside, Behar and her panel dissect the situation.

Tonight, The Daily Show's Wyatt Cenac profiled John Pierce, an "open carrier" who faces strong opposition to his decision to publicly brandish his weapon. What resulted was a hilarious comparison of Pierce's fight to that of America's gays. Video inside.

In this raunchy segment, Louis C.K. ponders his relationship with male genitalia as well as the meaning of the phrase "suck a bag of d***s."

Singing our favorite TV show's theme with unbridled enthusiasm is something we've all done at one time or another. Here is one wild vocal interpretation of the Family Matters theme song, complete with crazy jazz scales.

Natasha Leggero is like a snottier upper-crust Sarah Silverman, which makes for some hilarious and mildly offensive bits. Watch her muse on the phenomenon of girls who don't know that they're pregnant.

Tina Fey reprised her role as Sarah Palin on tonight's episode of Saturday Night Live with an unveiling of the fictional "Sarah Palin Network" in what turned out to be a smart, tight and thoroughly funny sketch. Video inside.

You may have never heard of Moshe Kasher before, but his take on heaven and hell and how they suck equally will make you rethink the pearly gates. Don't watch this one with your mom.

As this video proves, Cosby has always been Cosby. His tirades are funny and simultaneously incredibly pure and innocent. Check him out as he talks about the movies, monsters and cowboys.

The awesome sketch group Elephant Larry have created a monstrous 20 minute sketch parodying those awful "infotainment" clips you see in theaters before the movie. Masterfully produced, this video takes jobs at everything from endorsement deals to crappy action movies.

Sarah Silverman has always had an edgy stand up routine. Even in this early clip, you can see that Sarah had no problem offending everyone.

Tonight, South Park made comment on Facebook and its obsessives by brilliantly taking every ridiculous thing about what the social network has become and explaining it with hilariously awkward (and eerily accurate) "IRL" interactions. Inside, the best—and funniest—moments.

Tonight's episode of Ugly Americans re-imagined a post-demonic apocalypse New Jersey, zombie race-hate and all. With storylines like this, we can see why this show is gaining fans at an exponential rate each week.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart continued his harsh criticism of the Catholic Church—and, specifically, the Pope—regarding its handling of several pedophiliac sex scandals that have caught the media's attention as of late. The controversial video, inside.

You might remember TJ Miller from Cloverfield, he played the cameraman throughout the film. Miller isn't just comfortable on-screen, he's also comfortable on stage, checkout this clip from one of his best stand-up sets.

On Monday night's episode of Dancing with the Stars, Kate Gosselin made a ~statement~ about her bad press with a horrible—and horribly awkward—dance to Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi." Last night, Jimmy Fallon brilliantly reenacted it. Video of both inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart attacked John McCain for several "Oh, I said that? Well, I don't mean it anymore," type statements before cutting deep with a clever comparison of McCain—and his devalued soul—to a bailed-out bank. Video inside.

Russel Brand's form of comedy isn't the typical stand up routine, much like Kathy Griffin, Brand's stand-up relies more on describing his personal experiences than telling one-liner's. Watch him discuss working with Britney Spears and her vagina.

YouTube user schmoyoho (real name: Evan Gregory) created the "Auto-Tune the News" web series with his brother and some college buddies. Little did he know that one day it would become so popular that Joel Madden would guest star.

Aries Spears of MADtv fame appears at the Laugh Factory, talking about the things he hates about R&B singers.

Tim and Eric got f-ing Josh Groban to sing on their show. They didn't get him to sing a classical piece from one of his acclaimed albums, but instead: cops and robbers, horse and buggy rides, hamburgers and hot dogs.