You know that piracy warning you always ignore at the beginning of a movie? Do you think you'd pay more attention if it was narrated by Daily Show correspondent John Oliver?

Last night's episode of Community featured a number of great things: Patton Oswalt playing the role of Jeff's Doctor, a budding rivalry between John Oliver's character and Senor Chang, and Britt and Annie spill oil and fight in it.

Gisele singlehandedly keeps a party alive by whispering sweet nothings. Britney's conservatorship is phasing out. Kelly Osbourne sees herself in a bikini and cries. John Oliver gets engaged. Monday gossip is impervious to seduction.

Tonight, John Oliver continued his World Cup-related Daily Show segments with an examination into the lack of racism in formerly apartheid-ridden South Africa as the World Cup continues. That said, Oliver found one racist to conquer them all. Video inside.

Tonight, Jon Stewart was just as giddy about America's World Cup victory as everyone else, and he let his excitement be known (comedically). Then, Stewart and John Oliver had a heated—and hilarious—debate about the game. Video inside.

On last night's The Daily Show, John Oliver interviewed Senator Evan Bayh on his not seeking reelection in 2010. In an effort to get inside the mind of a senator leaving, Oliver also checked in with Larry Craig.

Ha, ex-Senator Larry Craig sent out an email saying that he would be appearing on The Daily Show, but that "they won't be discussing the past"—i.e. his gay restroom sex scandal. Uh, has he ever seen the show?

After America took it under the chin from French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Jon Stewart and John Oliver laid a politically incorrect smack-down on the French culture. Their crazy comments were overshadowed only by their wrestlmania approach to intellectual insult.

The Daily Show returned from its hiatus with a vengeance tonight, with Jon Stewart and Co. tackling the fallout of last week's passage of the health care reform bill. A hilariously spirited debate, and unique solution for the outrage, inside.

Election day in America can be a drag with long lines and confusing machines. Yesterday, voting Iraqis had similar issues, like multiple bombings and assassinated candidates. But according to John Oliver, it's proof that Iraq is finally a success!

Today at Gawker.TV, Ugly Betty learns about blogging, Martha asks twins whether they switch wives in the sack, Superbowl commercials, John Oliver proposes new rules for elderly congress members, and Fox anchors watch a buoy float down the Hudson.

Should old people be allowed to serve in the senate? Not openly if at all, says John Oliver of the Daily Show.

Last night The Daily Show assembled correspondents Samantha Bee, John Oliver and Aasif Mandvi for a roundtable discussion about the dreaded Obamacare "Death Panels" issue recently brought to light by that noted teller-of-truths, Sarah Palin. Hilarity ensued.

So Bernie Madoff was sentenced yesterday to 150 years in prison, but he's already been locked up for a few months, where, according to the Daily Show's John Oliver, he's been running another Ponzi scheme!

Grand Theft Auto IV is not so much the apotheosis of modern console entertainment as the first post-modern video game. While it provides the usual bloody entertainment, the latest installment of Rockstar's hit title is also a fully-imagined alternate world-complete with a witty satire of 21st century media. Serbian hardman Niko Bellic, the game's central character, can browse a self-mocking version of photo sharing site Flickr ("perfect for hopeless losers who like to spend days categorizing, alphabetizing and organizing their online galleries") and scour the missed connections on Liberty City's craplist.net ("sorry for checking out your 13-year-old daughter"). Most absurd of all are the mock cable shows-though they contend with their real-world equivalents. The newscasters of Weasel News are even more rabid than Bill O'Reilly and his colleagues at Fox News. If you have a friend with a Playstation, get them to show you I'm Rich, a celebrity show which in this episode profiles a cocaine heiress called Chloe Parker and as absurd as Paris Hilton. A campy British narrator-resembling that of the Daily Show's John Oliver-provides the voiceover.