Fox and Friends hosts reveal that not only was Elizabeth Woolard set up to fail with an immigration question she couldn't beat, but also that any contestant could have been forced to answer it.

Blatant racism aside, there is something wrong with these people. They don't like Conan and they call "Failure to Launch" something other than, "You know, that one with Sarah Jessica Parker we never saw."

Luke Spring overcame his completely rational fear of Brian Kilmeade to tap dance his seven year old heart out on Fox & Friends. Can Luke host this show from now on?

Today at Gawker.TV, William Shatner and internet-sensation Lin Yu Chun duet, Fox and Friends go blue for Earth Day, we weigh in on South Park's Muhammad censorship controversy, and seven seasons worth of Michael Kors' Project Runway insults.

The Friends are skeptical of climate change and more or less disapprove of the planet as a whole, so they're celebrating Earth Day the only way they know how- by jabbering stream-of-consciousness-style about money and race.
Apologies for using an Arrested Development reference on these morons.

Eric Bolling co-hosted Fox and Friends today and he couldn't keep a straight face when reporting a female deputy in Florida being tased on the butt by her male co-worker. Nothing's funnier than sexual harassment and violence, eh Bolling?

Fox and Friends morning Aryan Brian Kilmeade decided to have himself a little wrassle this morning with world champion MMA fighter BJ Penn. It was the greatest media guy vs. actual fighter bout since Alex Blagg took on Rampage Jackson.

This Hooters girl knows her duty—heading over to Fox and Friends to promote "More Than A Mouthful Mondays." But, she ends up racing against Brian Kilmeade in a very short (yet prehistoric) bucket water race.

Today at Gawker.TV, Fox and Friends' interview with Miss America is just depressing, Ugly Americans visits New Jersey, Justin's new-found sexuality inspires a "Coming Out" surprise party on Ugly Betty, and the best celebrity cameos in commercials.

What can appeal to kids and adults alike? Dairy Queen Blizzards! In this clip, Miss America, Caressa Cameron, briefly mentions that the Blizzard tour is for children's education and instead focuses on the ridiculous looking Blizzard mobile.

Can Raquel Welch be the next Betty White, please? First Martha Stewart, now Gretchen Carlson- this woman has chemistry with everyone! Despite Doocy caressing her twice, she charms the crap out of Fox and Friends, tears and all.

Today at Gawker.TV, Jerry Seinfeld essentially admits that people don't understand The Marriage Ref, sports mascots behaving very badly, Whoopi Golberg gives her impression of Heidi Montag, and Bradley Cooper dishes about the penis on his neck.

Black market butt implants are never a good thing, but hearing Fox and Friends' Gretchen Carlson say "injected with caulk" is almost worth the tragic hospitalizations. Unlike Regis and Kelly, on Fox, caulk is not a joke.

Today at Gawker.TV, South Park's first-ever deleted scene, It's Always Sunny's Mac in an anti-smoking PSA as a teen, more pregnant teen-moms, Lost's flash-sideways re-imagined as a classroom television drama, and Steve Doocy's son gets schooled on Fox and Friends.

Peter Doocy (Steve's kid) went rogue! Instead of interviewing the conservative parents Gretchen was expecting to see, Lil Doo got in way over his head with a liberal college student. Gretchen and Brian looked pissed.

Country singer Blake Shelton's shtick appears to have heightened red-neckery. It's a challenge to be the sleaziest thing on Fox and Friends, but Shelton makes it look easy.

Fox and Friends has a sliding scale when it comes to humor. A joke opposing German unification that, taken in a larger context, pits Brian Kilmeade against Reagan and sides him with communists- funny! Laughter before the pledge- deathly serious.

Today at Gawker.TV,Fox and Friends are forced to touch real body fat, highlights from the NBA Slam Dunk contest, Jersey Shore girls get made-over by Rachael Ray, anchorman gets attacked by pelican, and Cleveland pokes fun at cat ladies.

Dr. Oz pays a visit to Fox and Friends and grosses both the anchors and the rest of America out by showing us what real belly fat looks like. Oh, did we mention that it's from a real dead body?

Brian Kilmeade announces plans to talk backstage with three headless mannequins. Get your freak on, Kilmeade. Tim Gunn, always a class act, was the only one who laughed politely.