In solidarity with the government's shutdown, Conan O'Brien decided to temporarily lay off all his non-essential staff members.

Whether you're happy for Nina Davuluri — the first Indian-American to be crowned Miss America — or not, you can at least agree that she isn't a terrorist.

There is a lot to like in Jimmy Fallon's highly anticipated parody of AMC's Breaking Bad, whether you're a fan of Breaking Bad, a fan of Late Night, or just a fan of jokes.

It's Friday, dammit, and you know what that means.

With The Daily Show and The Colbert Report on hiatus for the last two weeks, many things that desperately needed to be said about current events in this country went tragically unsaid.

CNN's reporting of an arrest having been made in connection with Monday's Boston Marathon bombing turned out to be stupendously wrong, but at least it allowed Jon Stewart to do what he does best: Tear into a so-called news network for royally screwing up its one job.

In their first shows since Monday's bombings at the Boston Marathon, both Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert had a few things to say about the tragic event.

Fans of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson know well that every show opens with the very same line: "It's a great day for America."

As promised, the Scott Aukerman-directed TV-show-length episode of the Zach Galifianakis-hosted Funny or Die web series Between Two Ferns aired last night in front of Comedy Central's Comedy Awards.

Never ones to let an opportunity to knock Fox News pass them by, The Simpsons' producers semi-surreptitiously inserted the above title card into the closing credits of the show's pilot episode, "Simpsons Roasting on a Open Fire," which reran last night as part of a night of programming honoring the Fox Network's 25 years on the air.