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Episode: #03131
At Al Gore's current rate of accolade consumption, there will be nothing left for our children to win. (4:27)
Episode: #05017
Amtrak police arrest a man because he's taking pictures for their photography contest. (5:39)
Episode: #04060
Congratulations to the anonymous Tennessee 911 operator who fell asleep during an emergency call. (2:10)
Episode: #05064
When Stephen sends his assistant to get pate, she only brings back the fanciest of feasts. (03:22)
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: #05038
PETA funds a scientist developing meat from tissue culture. (05:04)
Episode: #04129
Stephen wags his finger at Newsweek for its unflattering close-up of Sarah Palin. (03:47)
Episode: #05071
Idealist Stephen and the pragmatist Stephen attempt a compromise on how best to deal with cats and dogs. (04:58)
Episode: #05123
Paul Krugman apologizes for winning the Nobel Prize in Economics, and J.J. Abrams is sorry for making his hidden puzzle too difficult to solve. (04:33)
Episode: #05013
Stephen tips his hat to John Yarmuth for his kittenless Christmas card. (03:55)
Episode: #01011
A new radio station plays music for lonely house-bound pets, prompting Stephen to question if we, as a society, over-pamper our animals. (2:59)
Episode: #03092
After months of begging -- with dignity -- Stephen finally gets a free iPhone. (3:29)
Episode: #02101
Stephen is incensed that the Gay-O would have the audacity to reveal the country's security lapses to the terrorists. (3:55)
Episode: #03103
Don't forget to clip your toenails before you go to bed. (0:17)
Episode: #03091
How could kittens fall asleep in a world where Iraq was not on its way toward becoming a democracy? (4:07)
Episode: #01030
Stephen checks some of last night's sports scores by using the footage he can afford. (1:15)
