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Episode: #05138
Halloween masks spread the H1N1 virus, candy sends kids toward a life of crime, and dogs wear matching sexy costumes. (05:12)
Episode: #05106
Since sharks don't kill that many people, the Discovery Channel should replace their Shark Week with Human Week. (03:13)
Episode: #05094
Stephen tries to make it onto Keith Olbermann's "Worst Person in the World" list by slapping a baby with a puppy. (03:30)
Episode: #05091
Anderson Cooper uncovers shocking news about Bubbles the Chimp: he likes cucumbers and bananas. (01:30)
Episode: #05082
Stephen proves he's fair and balanced by giving favorable news coverage of Barack Obama killing a fly. (02:06)
Episode: #05032
Jim Cramer discusses the psychology of the open market with a backdrop of puppies and kittens. (07:50)
Episode: #05008
A look back on President Bush's relationship with the media -- Stephen wonders if tonight's the night they finally do it. (00:34)
Episode: #04097
Instead of focusing on Ted Stevens' indictment, the New York Post dedicates their cover to the breaking story of a 44-pound cat from New Jersey. (03:00)
Episode: #03099
Stephen recommends that Hollywood stop putting their pigeons on the pill and start teaching an abstinence-only curriculum. (3:09)
Episode: #03081
American television will teach immigrants all the necessary phrases like, "Whatchoo talkin' 'bout Willis?" and "Dy-no-mite!" (2:29)
Episode: #03070
Environmentalists are on the list for setting up trust funds for bears. (4:55)
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Episode: #03042
Stephen wags his finger at drug dealers and tips his cap to GLAAD and mansheep. (3:25)
Episode: #02072
Stephen tips his hat to and wags his finger at the people, animals and weather patterns involved in current events, from college students to rain. (4:25)
