Friday's episode of The Soup promised an interview with Slim Shady himself. However, Joel McHale's many attempts at actually conducting the interview proved worthless, as Eminem assumed each time that he was just the hired help.
Today at Gawker.TV, Betty White doesn't like reality television, the best moments of the new season of The Bachelorette, a 1999 New York Lotto commercial becomes controversial, and Kathie Lee Gifford's Freudian slip reveals a love of fornication.
If you've missed the first three episodes of The Bachelorette, look no further than Joel McHale to catch you up. Details about the show aren't necessary, but poking fun at the ridiculous participants definitely is!
Today at Gawker.TV, Pee Wee Herman stopped by The View, ABC's True Beauty highlights the ugliest personalities in America, Drew Carey lived out of his car, and a look back at Tyra Banks' last week on daytime television.
Ever wondered exactly what the programming rubric entails over at E! Entertainment Television? The Soup suggests every show has a common theme. Don't believe it? Well, the proof is in the pudding, and that pudding is made of dog shit.
Today at Gawker.TV, Joel McHale says goodbye to Tyra Banks' talk show, Fox and Friends get a brand new couch, Family Guy does Star Wars, and we're deeply unsatisfied by Lost's finale and just may prefer Jimmy Kimmel's fake alternate endings.
This gem of a mashup comes in the form of a tribute by the folks at The Soup, who have extensively followed Tyra Banks' talk show since its inception. This clip gathers the best of Tyra's self-obsessed comments.
Today at Gawker.TV, NBC's Thursday night lineup had their finales: Matt Damon is Liz Lemon's soulmate, Jeff Winger wins the heart of three ladies, The Office hawks fake social networking sites, and Parks & Rec's government shuts down. Plus MacGruber!
While we were waiting to see an end to the "will they or won't they?" between Jeff and Britta, the writers threw Jeff's ex into the mix and ended with a shockingly unexpected kiss to close the show.
Chris Hardwick, host of Web Soup popped up on The Soup this weekend, asking if he could show a video of "the most awesomest dog ever." McHale allowed it. Afterwards, the two reenacted the bizarre clip.
On last night's Community, we found out why the crew might have to retake Spanish. It's all due to Annie and her adorable, underhanded backstabbing.
You know like become. She's playing one in a movie. Also today: Jane Fonda will be playing herself, the zombie TV show casts another actor, Tony Danza is becoming a high school English teacher, and Twilight newz.
Joel McHale and company would never let Hugh Hefner's birthday slide under their radar. This original short includes the actual E! voice-over guy and illustrates what many think about Hugh's girlfriends and partying... in relation to his old age.
Joel Mchale stopped by The Late Late Show last night and of course the conversation quickly turned to robots. In this clip he speaks about the usefulness of a new mechanical Community character.
Fooled into thinking he was a true psychic in last night's Community, Chevy Chase's character uses his supposed powers to find out where Jeff was the night before. He is able to intuit some shocking revelations.
Welcome to Buster Bluth's bizarre pottery class. He has only one rule the students must abide by: No Ghosting. Unfortunately, Jeff's competition with the other "good-looking cool guy" in class causes him to break this anti-Patrick Swayze rule.
Joel McHale announced the best moments in TV and obviously our friends from The Hills were nominated multiple times. During the announcement of "Best Awkward Silence (Hills Related)," Stephanie Pratt showed up to convince us she's in on the joke.
While Abed is working on his impersonations so that he can get the attention of a girl, he does a spot-on impression of Jeff. He then breaks down the exact ratio of how to nail the impression.
If Community's theme song was more similar to this, do you think it would have a better viewership? Here's a mashup of the classic Friends intro with our favorite Community College friends.
Today at Gawker.TV, Three reasons why it's time to put Barbara Walters in a home, highlights from The Soup, The Ricky Gervais Show's Karl Pilkington ponders "eating knob," and how The Marriage Ref sums up everything wrong with NBC.
