Jason Jones

On December 25, 1985, suburban husband and father Gord Cooper (Jason Jones of TV's THE DAILY SHOW, ALL ABOUT STEVE) accepted a ?barely used? VHS video camera from a creepy neighbor (Dave Foley of TV's THE KIDS IN THE HALL) to settle a $2,000 debt. Gord then gave the camera to his family as their Christmas gift. This lewd, rude and hilarious saga of crappy presents, mean grandmas, drunk uncles, and sluttish cousins is the hilarious result of this gift.

Fox News evolves on the issue of same-sex marriage, Jason Jones reports from George Clooney's fundraiser, and Robert Caro discusses Lyndon Johnson's passage to power.

A Memphis man uncovered 13 tombstones buried in his front walkway. Jason Blackburn made the discovery when doing some backyard maintenance. The tombstones originated from a nearby military cemetery and were brought to the home by its previous owner, who worked at the cemetery. But, no need to call the "Ghostbusters." Patrick Jones has more on the unusual find.

Jason Jones reports on the most powerful man in the free world having Barack Obama over to his house for a fundraiser.

Jason Jones reports on the most powerful man in the free world having Barack Obama over to his house for a fundraiser.

Jason Jones and The Best F#@king News Team Ever help a frustrated voter feel as though his vote actually matters.

Since politicians who ignore women do so at their own political peril, Jason Jones gets inside the mind of today's female voter.

Geraldo Rivera has words with the Taliban, John Hodgman diagrams his tax evasion strategy, Jason Jones talks to women voters, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus visits the Senate.

Go behind the scenes with Jason Segel, Jim Parsons, Melissa McCarthy, Angus T. Jones and Kat Dennings on their CBS Watch! Magazine Photo Shoot.

Police detective Michael Britten (Jason Isaacs) is newly returned to work after being in a car crash along with his wife Hannah (Laura Allen) and his son Rex (Dylan Minnette). After the crash Britten discovers that every time he goes to sleep he switches between two realities, one in which his wife died in the crash and one in which his son died. In the reality where his wife is alive he is partnered with rookie Efrem Vega (Wilmer Valderrama) and is seeing a confrontational department-recommended psychiatrist Dr. Lee (BD Wong). His wife has redecorated the house and begins pushing him to move in an apparent effort to move past their son's death. In the reality in which his son is alive, Britten maintains his long time partner Isaiah 'Bird' Freeman (Steve Harris) and sees a more nurturing psychologist, Dr. Evans (Cherry Jones). His son, previously a football player, has recently returned to playing tennis, and is coached by Hannah's former doubles partner Tara (Michaela McManus). Britten remains unsure which of the two realities, if either, is real, and begins to worry he is losing his sanity when details begin to cross over between the two.

Hidden Places movie trailer - starring Shirley Jones, Jason Gedrick, Tom Bosley, Sydney Penny. Directed by Yelena Lanskaya. Genre: Drama Rating: Not Rated

John Oliver, Jason Jones, Aasif Mandvi and Jessica Williams consider whether insurance plans provided by religious institutional employers should include contraception.