Lakers players, Shannon Brown and Derek Fisher competed for charity on Minute to Win It last night, and won 75,000 dollars.

Last night on Minute To Win It two more NFL Players took to the stage to win money for their charities. Here, Pierre Thomas and Visanthe Shiancoe show off their dance moves in a game called "Junk In the Trunk."

Last night on Minute to Win It Minnesota Vikings WR Bernard Berrian and San Francisco 49ers Cheerleader Amber Wright stepped to the stage with a chance to win $125k for their charities. Could they do it?

Today at Gawker.TV, Chelsea Handler tells Eli Roth she thought Peaches Geldolf was a stripper, NBC turns a game show into soft-core porn, and Brad Pitt is the unlikely hero of Spike Lee's documentary about a post-Katrina New Orleans.

Last night's Minute to Win It: Miss USA/Universe Edition, was chock-full of sexual innuendo. Besides challenges involving blowing and tissue grabbing, this has to be the most blatant example. Catch the ending where Guy Fieri examines the girls' "pedometers."

The season finale of Minute To Win It teased million-dollar jackpots and lives changed, but it didn't deliver any huge winnings. Even host Guy Fieri let his disappointment show when contestant Scott had trouble with a game.

The house-hold-feats game show Minute To Win It focused on a self-proclaimed Team Awesome rolling through the games. Team Awesome was filled with fear when a game involving horseshoes, ping-pong balls, and color coordination came up.

The head-scratcher Minute To Win It had a special summer episode where they challenged sorority girls with beach-based games. The object here is to make sure the kite never drops, like the hackey sack in She's All That.

Kevin Jonas, aka "The Ugly One" of the Jonas Brothers, was a celebrity contestant on tonight's Minute to Win It. Flanked by his wife (yes, wife), brothers and parents, Jonas competed admirably—and homoerotically. Inside, ~*~fabulous~*~ video highlights. *Snaps*

NBC's newest game show Minute to Win It may not be the worst show on NBC, but that's only because we're reserving that title for The Marriage Ref. This show is right behind it.