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Stephen briefly celebrates America's great black historical figures. (01:35)
Ron Paul supporters release a pin-up calendar, Allen West defends waterboarding, and Forever 21 discontinues a controversial necklace. (06:02)
An Ohio family photographs what they purport to be ghosts having sex in their house. (02:23)
Stephen bids America's space program a fond farewell with a look back at some of NASA's greatest moments. (02:11)
For too long, average homeowners have been powerless against big banks, but vampire Patrick Rodgers forecloses on the foreclosers. (07:26)
There's no better way to show the horrors of universal health care than with the release of "The Texas Chainsaw Medicare." (04:07)
Protect yourself from Muslim vampires by rubbing your neck with pork sausage, and protect your privacy by wearing costumes to the March to Keep Fear Alive. (05:35)
Guillermo del Toro has always imagined the National Geographic approach to designing monsters. (05:32)
Stephen figures out a way to play on his bad knee and diagnoses the Knicks' main problem. (00:44)
Whoever has the cursed monkey paw, stop wishing you could do something to help the people in the Gulf. (02:54)
Please send your spare cursed monkeys' paws Stephen's way -- he's got a bit of a zombie problem. (00:15)
Stephen visits the offices of Consumer Reports, and Vampire Weekend makes a rare vampire weeknight appearance. (00:29)
Stephen King believes scary, gross stories make people feel better about their own lives. (06:02)
Hallmark encourages people to buy greeting cards instead of presents, and the Christmas Krampus visits Stephen. (04:35)
Stephen says goodnight as Krampus shakes his rusty chains. (00:06)
How is the governor of Rhode Island supposed to rest in peace knowing that a couple of plots over two dudes are being gay dead? (05:49)
America's most insidious socialist brainwashing program, "Sesame Street," celebrates its 40th anniversary and introduces Pox News. (05:23)
Sanjay Gupta wants to intervene in the process of death and possibly reverse it. (05:36)
Environmentalists target soft toilet paper, Kang Lee exposes the lies parents tell kids, and mountain pine beetles prevent us from shooting bears. (07:14)
National Geographic releases footage of a fish that has a see-through head and twitching green sacks of goo for eyes. (02:06)