Homemade rap videos are usually a recipe for lameness, that's why seeing this quality video was such a shock! How many references to Dr. Suess can you spot?

It's no secret that Jeopardy! contestants sometimes crack under pressure and give WTF-worthy answers. Our girl—and, now, Gawker.TV commenter—Lysette Tidwell is one example. But on Friday's episode, a fellow named Ashok gave two of the worst answers imaginable.

Damon Wayans' stand up isn't very well known, but it's pretty fun. In this clip he takes on Mike Tyson and talks about how his jokes about Tyson get him into loads of trouble.

Tonight's episode of SNL was a bore until this: a hilarious, celebrity-centric spoof of CBS' Undercover Boss that featured Steve Jobs as a trash man (you know where this is going), Richard Branson, Martha Stewart and more. Video inside.

Does your car horn lack flavor? Come on down to Car Horns and More! That was the theme of this sketch from tonight's SNL, featuring Jenny Slate and Jlo as the proprietors of some wacky bells and whistles. Video inside.

Sarah Silverman, brash as always, comes up with a new theory about who killed Jesus.


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This clip perfectly encapsulates Jim Carrey. A blur of a person that makes us laugh.


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There's one big problem with the Olympics: nothing else is on television! So, until everyone gets back to ignoring Canada, take a look at how Jimmy Kimmel improves on the only things you're watching on TV right now.

Tonight marked the end of Stephen Colbert's epic coverage of the Vancouver Olympics, and he went out with a Canada-bashing bang. What do you do when the host country disappoints? You mock the HELL out of it, naturally. Video inside.

Openly gay comedian Rhys Nicholson pulls no punches in his stand-up. Listen as he describes the ins and outs of dating and why fat girls were created for gay people.

Rhod Gilbert has been doing this bit about airplane baggage for a while, but seeing it for the first time, it'll have you laughing.

Yesterday, the new Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure act went into effect—but not without controversy. And tonight on The Daily Show, Jon Stewart brilliantly laid out both what's wrong with American consumers and with credit card companies.

RuPaul was one of the guests on tonight's episode of The Mo'Nique Show, which explains why so many drag queens were in the audience. What it doesn't explain, though, is why Mo'Nique got so very excited to have them there.

The precursor to Mitch Hedberg's deadpan and ridiculous one liners, Steven Wright has been on the comedy scene for a long time. Here he is in 1990 on the Late Show with David Letterman.


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Ellie Kemper, The Office's newest regular—who's been growing on us faster than you can say "girl crush"—takes us on a journey through an epic girls' night out, screeching, mojitos and all.


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We love that the ladies are administering the Sex and the City, Ke$ha-jabs.

Bobby Bottleservice and Peter Papparazzo are back in the hilarious second installment of everyone's favorite online mystery series. Not convinced? Does the phrase "cameos by Pauly Shore and Fred Durst" mean anything to you?

Tonight, the Flying Tomato landed in Stephen Colbert's cozy Vancouver studio, as Shaun White stopped by for a post-gold medal victory lap interview. White discussed the American snowboarding team's outfits with Colbert, but not before poking fun at figure skaters.

Like all great comedy, Louis C.K.'s humor reveals stark, yet everyday, truths about the human condition. Here he is on what it's like to turn 40.

Bernadette Bates, like many other great comics, offers a unique perspective in her comedy. Listen as Bernadette describes sneaking into amusement parks with her family and getting caught by security!

Mitch's uncanny delivery won him fans the world over. In his journey to America's hat, he gives a great performance about performances.