Jenny Slate, Sue Simmons
Jenny Slates' recent F-bomb flub on SNL has created quite a stir, but she isn't the first to experience a slip of the tongue on live television. Check some of the most memorable — and hilarious — mistakes made on air.
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9. ESPN News covers the Michael Vick — Vick with a "V" — indictment
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Andy Samberg, Justin Timberlake
What will Saturday Night Live joke about when it premieres this weekend (11:30 pm, NBC)? Election season is over and they keep firing funny people. Thank God we still have Andy Samberg's digital shorts to look forward to.
SNL fires Michaela Watkins and Casey Wilson
Though the new SNL promo featuring Samberg and host Megan Fox made us crack a smile (namely that "keep it in your pants" bit), we're hoping for something at least as funny as these past digital-video hits. Check out our top 10 favorites and then weigh in on yours:
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10. "Andy's Dad" (2008)
Featuring: Jonah Hill
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Modern Family
ABC's Modern Family (premiering Wednesday, 9/8c) is one of the funniest new sitcoms, hence its inclusion in our list of Editors' Picks for the fall. What makes it so special? Read on.
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Family Guy
While other shows are quietly hustling for votes before the Emmy Awards on Sept. 20, Family Guy is going for the not-subtle approach. Check out their campaign for a best comedy win in the videos after the jump.
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Britney Spears
Britney Spears has upped her sexy factor — and comedy rep — by appearing on The Late Show with David Letterman in nothing but a teeny, black bikini.
In her first appearance on the late night show in nearly three years, the bikini-clad pop princess kicked off the second leg of her Circus tour by reading Letterman's "Top 10" list, "Top 10 Ways ...
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Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson
On this Music Monday (#musicmonday for you Twitter folk), TVGuide.com wants to recognize Kevin Heinz and Jill Peterson and their ever-so-unique walk down the aisle at the start of their wedding ceremony.
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Instead of holding out until the reception to bust a move, the entire wedding party — five groomsmen, seven bridesmaids, four ushers and the newlyweds-to-be — used the quiet church's aisles to show off entertaining dance moves, to the tune of Chris Brown's "Forever."
Watch the original church boogie video, followed by their recreation on the Today show plaza Friday after the jump.
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While Jeffster rocked the Con, Zachary Levi rocked a beard.
The Chuck panel at the San Diego Comic-Con was literally music to fans' ears.
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Following a video clip in which show bosses Josh Schwartz and Chris Fedak and star Zachary Levi pretended to be blindsided by Chuck's renewal, Jeffster — aka the micro-band formed by Buy More buds Jeff and Lester — ignited the event with a most unexpected and thoroughly rousing live performance of ...
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Hey you all, everybody! Grab your guitar and some blank sheet music.
The producers of Lost are inviting fans to "Rock your Lost on!" and write a theme song for the ABC series.
The winning tune will probably never actually appear on the show, but will have an exclusive debut performance at the San Diego Comic-Con later this month.
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In a posting of the rules at ABC.com, the show bosses say ...
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"Zack Morris" befuddles Jimmy Fallon.
Jimmy Fallon has yet to pull off his full reunion of the Saved By the Bell cast, but on Monday night's show he offered a treat to the show's fans.
That is, Zack Morris offered the treat, dropping by the late-night talker to claim that he is in fact a real dude, and that "Mark-Paul Gosselaar" is simply the stage name he adopted upon graduating from Bayside High and eventually becoming an actor.
Gosselaar shares with TVGuide.com the full story on how the spoof came to be, after the jump.
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Eminem, Sacha Baron Cohen
Eminem is confirming that his surprise run-in with Brüno at the MTV Movie Awards was a pre-arranged stunt.
"Sacha [Baron Cohen] called me when we were in Europe and he had an idea to do something outrageous at the Movie Awards," he told RapRadar.com. "I'm a big fan of his work so I agreed to get involved with the gag."
In their staged Sunday gag, a thong-clad...
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