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Stephen worries about the fate of his over-the-counter man-seed and responds to non-factual statements by Senator Jon Kyl. (04:41)
Ben & Jerry's endorses Occupy Wall Street, and Stephen calls on Colbert Nation to reclaim its place atop Ice Cream Mountain. (04:28)
The Tea Party shouldnt have to compromise, because anger is always the best way to solve problems. (04:00)
Summer's Eve's ad campaign features talking vaginas, but Stephen wants to target men's deeply troubling genitals for a change. (05:47)
Osama bin Laden's second-in-command gets passed over for a temp who doesn't even have a beard. (02:49)
Brooklyn's Hasidic newspaper removes Hillary Clinton from a photo because there's nothing more sexually suggestive than a woman killing a terrorist. (03:20)
Prescott ends its proud Vaxa line, the FDA approves Lap-Band surgery for the cheerfully obese, and masturbation calms restless leg syndrome. (06:26)
Stephen alleviates the symptoms of restless leg syndrome with Vacsa-Not-Masturbating. (00:08)
Giving up Catholicism for Lent shows Stephen's devotion to the great religion that he no longer practices. (04:35)
William Wegman kicks off the Art Stephen Up Challenge by adding his own artistic interpretation to Stephen's portrait. (02:57)
Frank Stella, Shepard Fairey and Andres Serrano help Stephen sell last year's portrait to Steve Martin. (08:02)
In this complete, unedited segment, Frank Stella, Shepard Fairey and Andres Serrano add value to Stephen's portrait for Steve Martin. (13:19)
Stephen tracks the rise of the Tea Party movement from Hannity and Beck to Palin and O'Donnell. (03:57)
Following Christine O'Donnell's ironclad logic, Stephen concludes that masturbating equals being gay. (03:49)
Brent Musburger endorses steroid use, athletes overcome the Commonwealth Games, and Brett Favre allegedly texted naked photos of himself. (05:09)
Formula 4 Your Eyes Only Invisible Spy Ink comes in printer cartridges fully loaded with boner toner. (03:43)
Kids learn Tea Party values from a coloring book, and the Senate prevents commercials from being played louder than TV shows. (04:01)
Ross Douthat doesn't think Christine O'Donnell's anti-masturbation stance makes for good public policy. (05:11)
If Christine O'Donnell sinks to the bottom of the river and drowns, her bloated corpse can march to victory with a clean record. (03:11)
Carl Paladino sends pornographic e-mails to a specific group of friends, and Christine O'Donnell argues that masturbation is adultery. (07:54)