A great skit from Saturday Night Live mocking John McCain's recent run of ridiculous campaign ads against Barack Obama.

Jesse Jackson was speaking on television about Barack Obama and thought the microphone had been turned off when he made some obscene comments. Ironically, so many people disrespect Jackson that this could help ...

Adam demonstrates and explains why inhaling helium makes you sound high-pitched, while sulfur hexafluoride makes you sound like Satan.

David Letterman does a top 10 list featuring his countdown of the best George W. Bush moments during his Presidency. There's really so many to choose from, but this is a pretty good collection.

A clip from The Morning Show with Mike and Juliet in which the screen suddenly cuts to a photo of a cat eating a huge plate of spaghetti. Turns out they display this photo now whenever they need to censor out a...

Andy Dick won't leave Ivanka Trump alone during an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live so finally Jimmy decides to have security escort him off the stage.

A skit from the Emmy Awards with Jimmy Kimmel doing a Barbara Walters style spoof interview of Olympian Michael Phelps while promoting his role as McSwimmy on Grey's Anatomy.

News anchor Sue Simmons for NBC 4 in New York doesn't realize her microphone is still on when she curses someone out. Then she returns to the air to apologize.

Remember animal lovers, a leash is only as strong as the person holding it, and when this big dog decides that the interview is over, it's over.

On the red carpet before the 2008 Academy Awards, Gary Busey makes himself known to Jennifer Garner the only way he knows how: by showcasing how truly insane he is.

A hilarious moment from the 2008 National Spelling Bee in which the eventual champ receives a word to spell that he mishears at first and is relieved when the matter is clarified.

While promoting The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2, actress America Ferrera doesn't even try to hide how little she cares about Blake Lively's thoughts on her show Gossip Girl.

Bill Simmons (a.k.a. The Sports Guy) interviews Jimmy Kimmel in a spoof of the recent ESPN E:60 interview of baseball player Miguel Tejada in which he was confronted about his age.

College Humor produced this hilarious spoof video combining CSI and the cast of Scooby Doo as they investigate a murder. I'd love to see David Caruso's reaction to this.

G4 TV did a funny segment in response to the number of videogame geeks on XBOX Live who are so desperate to unlock in-game achievements.