Jay Leno has become the most hated comedian in America. But he's not the only one! These comedians are also hated because they're unoriginal, obnoxious, and out of touch. But one theme ties them all together: they're not funny.

Bill Hicks' pitch-black humor is sorely missed, especially now. Hicks regularly destroyed lame-man Jay Leno back in the day, including in this brutal clip from the period right after Leno took over The Tonight Show.

In what is perhaps one of the greatest moments of all time, Bill Hicks singlehandedly decimates pop music culture and defines the meaning of a punch line. They don't make then like this anymore.

On Friday—one day after the last-minute cancellation of her concert—Lady Gaga stopped by Oprah to perform a medley of her hits and chat with the Queen of Daytime. Here's what you can take away from the appearance.

Tonight, SNL opened with a Larry King Live parody that addressed the mess at NBC over its late night lineup. It sucked. What didn't suck, however, was Seth Meyers' anti-NBC rant during the Weekend Update segment. Video of both, inside.

You may recognize Jim Gaffigan from his role on My Boys, Pale Force, or his recent eBay commercials. Whether you do or not, take a listen to this bit in which he glorifies everybody's favorite food— bacon.

Rollerblading is tricky business. You need balance,agility, breathable athletic shorts, the list is almost endless. In this Human Giant sketch, Aziz Ansari shows you what the most difficult part about rollerblading is.

Following yesterday's late night melee, we wondered: after four nights of infighting, would détente emerge this evening? Nope! Conan O'Brien embarrassed NBC in the best way ever, Jay Leno personally attacked David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel mocked everyone, and much more.

Sure Larry David can write two hit sitcoms but can he riff? Pace? Kill? The answer to all of these questions are YES! Listen to Larry kill different audiences in his pre-curb HBO special.

Because she's the type that will find this funny. If you've got 4 minutes to waste and like rap parodies, watch this. And if you don't watch it now we guarantee you'll get it from your Great Aunt Ethel.

This evening's late night lineup definitely delivered the drama. For the first time, Jay Leno went after Conan O'Brien, before being DESTROYED on his own show by Jimmy Kimmel. O'Brien continued to go rogue, Letterman didn't let up, and more.

Daniel Tosh may be an avowed hater of the nation's flyover states, but he enjoys some things that are undeniably American to the core. Here, he talks about his dream job protecting the president and "making it rain."

The day after Co Co said No No to moving his time slot, Gawker.TV covered all of the late night shows to make sure not a single quip or sly remark escaped our radar. And tonight, nobody held back.

Kumail is a top notch up-and-comer who you may have seen on Michael and Michael Have Issues, a show he wrote for as well. In this clip Kumail gives us the inside dirt on a new drug called Cheese.

What's more embarrassing than breaking yourself on video? Getting caught breaking your mom's TV on video. Watch this amateur gymnast fail to check herself prior to wrecking herself.

Conan O'Brien took to the airwaves tonight on the day he announced he'll leave NBC if he has to follow Jay Leno with another NBC/Leno-bashing broadcast. David Letterman, Jimmy Kimmel and Craig Ferguson joined in, while Leno stayed mostly quiet.

Nick Kroll is everywhere nowadays. I can't spin a dead cat over my head without hitting...um...well Nick Kroll would have made that joke work. In this clip he talks about racist food and the guy he met while ordering a fillet-o-fish sandwich.

CollegeHumor's just released their latest magnum opus: Internet Bridge Troll. The clip gives the internet trolls we all know and hate a classic fairytale twist. Pretty funny stuff, but how do you satirize internet trolls and not directly reference YouTube?!

Conan O'Brien has officially gone rogue. On the heels of Friday's unusually harsh monologue, O'Brien went after the network that screwed him even harder tonight. Also: David Letterman and Craig Ferguson chimed in with some NBC/Leno digs of their own.

Flight of the Conchords is off the air forever. This kills us because they're arguably the best musical comedy duo since Tenacious D. Here's a throwback clip of them performing "The Humans are Dead" from back in their "up-and-coming" days.