The guys over at Atom have just released another hilarious parody video. This time, they're targeting the ultra manly men of The Deadliest Catch. A word of warning: this involves quite a bit of fish punching.

Charles Barkley hosted SNL last weekend and actually got some favorable reviews (Ken Tucker called it "one of the more likable editions of the show in recent months"). Also funny? This rehearsal footage, in which Barkley impersonates Alicia Keys.

A chain-smoking, drugged-up, and depressed Kermit the Frog does his take on Elliot Smith's "Needle in the Hay." Who knew Kermit had a dark side? This brings new meaning to his cries of how "it's not easy being green."

You don't always have to have ground breaking material to be a great stand up. Neil Hamburger proves this with his two minute joke-less intro. Enjoy the fruits of good character work.

Nicolas Cage is reportedly broke. He's also the worst actor of his generation (according to us). The Weekend Update segment on tonight's SNL made fun of the latter with a near-perfect impersonation of the movie star by Andy Samberg.

This is the five minute set that started Jerry Seinfeld's career. He has always said that this was the most definitive moment in his life as a comedian. Watch as Jerry introduces the world to his "what's the deal" schtick.

If you enjoy Sketch Comedy, you have these fine English gentlemen (and one Yankee) to thank. Monty Python's Flying Circus paved the way for any type of sketch comedy that embraces absurdity and pushes boundaries.

Nick Jonas wanted to go solo for a change, and his new band—Nick Jonas & The Administration—is the result. Tonight, Jonas performed the title track of his upcoming album, Who I Am, on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon

Just moments ago on The Tonight Show, Conan O'Brien addressed the reports that NBC is giving the 11:35 PM time slot back to Jay Leno for the first time since the news broke—and he didn't hold back. Video inside.

The Sarah Silverman Project's Steve Agee tells us about his first time doing stand up at a college campus. He resorts to telling a grotesque story about road head that ends in tragedy.

Reuters' editor for global news thinks it's hilarious that, if you believe "some blogs and journalist talk," he and his boss bowed to pressure in killing an investigation into hedge fund manager Steven Cohen.

Do you know the difference between being completely blind and being legally blind when not wearing glasses? Good. You know who doesn't? Lysette Tidwell, a contestant on tonight's episode of Jeopardy! Tidwell? More like Tid-LOLWAT. All aboard the fail boat!

Before Chris Tucker was starring in "Rush Hour" and "Money Talks" he performed explosive stand up. Here is a throwback clip of him talking about living with his mom and the impossibility of a black president.

Janeane Garofalo, David Cross, Nick Kroll, and others team up to tell you where to go in New York City if you're not familiar with the area. However, if you fall for any of these tips you probably deserve it.

Remember Avon Barksdale from The Wire? He was west Baltimore's drug kingpin, played by Wood Harris. He was not to be messed with, because he would have your ass killed. Well this is his real story, shorty.

On I Get That A Lot, celebrities go undercover in the service industry to see if their customers recognize them; hidden cameras record the shenanigans. Tonight's episode featured a segment with Julie Chen that was, in a word, perfect.

Multi-faceted comic, Patton Oswald, brings on the guffaws with relevant discussion on eating alone. You'd think such a full figured performer would enjoy the act of consuming food, but the truth is the converse (and funny).

Last night at the Palm Springs International Film Festival, Mariah Carey was named Breakthrough Actress for her role in Precious. Carey came on stage to accept the award from the film's director, Lee Daniels, and then delivered a bizarre-yet-endearing speech.

Michael Cera visited Late Night this evening (after raiding his grandpa's closet) for a chat with Jimmy Fallon about a variety of topics, including his day with the Jersey Shore cast. Also discussed? Cera as King of the Photobomb.

On Sunday, Joan Rivers was not allowed to board a Newark-bound flight in Costa Rica because a gate agent deemed her double-named passport "suspicious." Tonight, she went on Larry King Live to tell her side, and hurled insult after insult.