"Troubled" teen star Miley Cyrus hosted tonight's episode of SNL. Surely she had to mention that whole bong scandal, right? Good news: she did! Bad news: it was in the form of a tone deaf, try-hard monologue apology song.

Those who were fortunate enough to miss the muddled snoozefest that was Charlie Sheen's Ustream webcast tonight already have a better option: Duh! Winning!, aka SNL's version of a Sheen talk show. Look, it's Miley Cyrus as Lindsay Lohan!

On tonight's Late Night—after his ice cream battle with Stephen Colbert—Jimmy Fallon played another Questlove-assisted game of "Remix the Clips," where he takes four viral videos and sets them to some hot beatz. Tonight: Charlie Sheen edition!

On tonight's Report, Stephen Colbert lamented the fact that Ben & Jerry's gave Jimmy Fallon his own ice cream flavor, ending Colbert's late-night talk show host exclusivity. So, he declared war—and Fallon showed up. Jon Stewart, too!

Believe it or not, tonight marks the second anniversary of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon! To celebrate, Fallon invited Nightly News anchor—and all-time Gawker.TV favorite—Brian Williams out to slow-jam the news with him. It was predictably awesome.

On tonight's Late Night—the show's second anniversary—Jimmy Fallon was busy! Not only did Fallon slow-jam the news with Brian Williams, but he also impersonated Charlie Sheen—brilliantly, to boot—in this ad for Sheen's new fragrance, "Winning." Tiger blood!

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart took a few minutes to update us on the latest Libya-related developments. Namely, Stewart focused on delusional Libyan dictator Muammar el-Qaddafi and his increasingly insane, completely nonsensical defenses for keeping himself in power.

This parody may be one of the best-produced spoofs we've seen. Complete with glowing bowling alleys, glowing beer, and even a glowing bong—the two very-separate worlds truly collide.

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart brought us the very first edition of "Indecision 2012." Namely, Stewart focused on Republican presidential candidates—or the lack thereof, so far—and, specifically, the many issues surrounding Mitt Romney and Sarah Palin.

Last August, when Brian Williams visited David Letterman on the Late Show, Letterman expressed his concern over Williams' plans to do The Tonight Show. Tonight, in a cranky/endearing way, Letterman blasted Williams for appearing on "the goddamn Leno show."

On tonight's Daily Show, Jon Stewart took a break from satirizing the day-to-day coverage on Fox News in order to take on another, unexpected target: CNN. Specifically, Stewart lambasted the network's increasingly random, trivial take on the day's news.

This parody from CollegeHumor stars Tony Hale as a terribly oblivious guy to everything around him. An immature, oblivious man-child? Let's just call him Buster Bluth 2.0.

In case you forgot, the 2011 Academy Awards are on right now! James Franco and Anne Hathaway are hosting (and being awkward). And for some reason, we were just treated (subjected?) to this random Auto-Tune the News-like montage.

Following their opening montage that parodied many of the year's most notable films, Academy Awards hosts James Franco and Anne Hathaway appeared on stage at the Kodak theater for an awkward, disjointed monologue. Oh, and Franco was totally stoned.

The 83rd Annual Academy Awards are officially underway! This year's broadcast is being hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway, who just began the evening with the requisite "Let's look back at the year in film!" parody montage. Hit/miss?

Following his cold open, host Joel McHale took the stage at tonight's Independent Spirit Awards and delivered a genuinely funny, relevant and varied monologue. Oh, yeah... there were also sex jokes. Lots of them! Cunnilingus has never been so in.

Tonight brings us the airing of the Joel McHale-hosted 2011 Independent Spirit Awards, or... the poor man's Oscars? McHale opened the show with a parody that poked fun at many of the nominated films. There were star cameos, too!

Besides being an SNL cast member & movie star (Hall Pass, featuring him in his first starring role, debuts today), Jason Sudeikis is a frequent performer at the Upright Citizen's Brigade's ASSCAT 3000 improv show.

With a wildcard like Charlie Sheen as your lead role, the producers at Two and a Half Men were smart to create this ending of the show to be used "In Case of Emergency."

From Good Will Hunting to The Departed to The Fighter, the Oscars can't stop giving love to the City on the Hill. This parody trailer summing up the award-winning Boston film genre is wicked perfect.