The complaint is constantly made about female comedians that all they joke about is "period, period, fallopian tubes." Dave Foley subverts our gender expectations by taking on the 'taboo' subject himself.

Let's talk about "the rules of the road." When you're sharing a car with others, certain things are acceptable in emergency situations, and certain things aren't. In that spirit, enjoy this clip from the sketch comedy series "Your Bad Self."

College professors love to be the center of attention. You know this one has been waiting for an excuse to vault over that lecture desk for years. A mildly amusing kid in a chicken suit gave him that opportunity.

When this old man is pretty broken up about the closure of the local library, his reactions turn from funny, to sad, to funny again. What you are about to see is a code blue case of the sads.

Tonight, Jon Stewart finally—and brilliantly—jumped on the Chatroulette bandwagon. Stewart mocked the media's obsession with the Internet's newest fad, before trying it out himself—and running into Diane Sawyer, Keith Olbermann, Katie Couric, Brian Williams and others. Video inside.

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This isn't "stand up" so much as "sit down," as Louis C.K. delivers part of his act from Conan's couch. It's so totally and completely accurate about how we view the world right now.

Elise, the Crying Sorority Girl, became famous for sobbing over a practical joke she played on her Alpha Chi sisters. Tonight, she explained on Tosh.0's Web Redemption she only used the now-famous fire extinguisher because she wanted it to snow.

It seems lately that Stephen Colbert has an answer for everything. On tonight's Colbert Report, he delved into European economics, suggesting how Greece could eliminate its debt problem by pushing it on the rest of the European Union. Video inside.

Tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart delivered a one-two punch to Sarah Palin—and the network she now works for—with his commentary on her Tonight Show appearance and on Fox News' newest blonde bombshell, Megyn Kelly. Video inside.

Long ago, in a magical time called the 90's, Dana Carvery was a comedy giant. He made the masses laugh with masterful impressions, impeccable timing, some piano playing and the phrase "choppin' broccoli." Please to enjoy his signature bit.

Judging from these promo spots, it looks promising. But let's not jump the gun yet. Saturday Night Live has been in comedic free-fall this season, and one brilliant comedian can't turn around a bad team of SNL writers, can he?

Sarah Palin made a rogue late night appearance this evening and visited Jay Leno on The Tonight Show. Palin addressed her hand note gaffe, the ~media~ and her Fox News job before doing a stand-up routine (seriously). Video inside.

Bill Hicks isn't your traditional comedian because most of his material is actually inspirational. This piece is no exception when he talks about how all the moronic drug users are ruining it for the rest of us intellectual druggies.

On Jay Leno's first night back to Tonight Show hosting duties, he stole two jokes for his monologue. One from Mitt Romney(!?), and another from an ESPN Page 2 sports writer. Proof inside.

Bill Murray hobbled out onto Letterman last night in crutches, shorts and a parka to do an "interview", but it was more like two comedic masters trying to outweird each other the whole time—and it was hilarious.

On Saturday, we brought you the news of Rick Sanchez's stupid, sanctimonious and downright infuriating coverage on CNN of the Chilean earthquake and near-worldwide tsunami warning. Tonight, Jon Stewart brilliantly took Sanchez to task, and it was EPIC. Video inside.

When I said earlier that I'd see you at 11:35, I wasn't kidding! Tonight, Jay Leno returns as host of The Tonight Show, and—admit it—you'll probably watch. Here's your open thread to discuss the action as it happens.

In a couple of hours, Jay Leno returns to The Tonight Show. I will be tuning in. Why, you ask? Because I used to actually like Leno, and—honestly—I'm not sure that I ever really stopped. Inside, I explain.

You might remember Arj Barker as "Dave" from Flight of the Conchords. On top of his acting chops, Arj also has a talent for stand-up. Listen as he discusses Michael Phelps' using marijuana and why it makes weed look better.