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And in other Tim & Eric news, the boys have just directed a string of Old Spice commercials, which explain how 3AM stoned ideas and Body Order blocking technology can become friends. Enjoy the full attack on B.O.

Inspiring is a word I do not use lightly, but Ebert and his family are truly inspiring. As a self-proclaimed chatterbox and a person who has dealt with throat issues, my biggest fear is to have to remain quite and not let my voice be heard. Voicing opinions is a critics work and I can’t imagine the weight of losing that ability, so its amazing to watch Ebert regain some of his old self back. What a champion to have a smile throughout this ordeal. Don’t forget to check out the full interview today.

• Plain and simple – Betty White is hilarious.
• She has been involved in television since before the world knew who Lucille Ball was and has production and writing credits under her belt, as well as experience on radio and live programming, giving her that improv edge so necessary to succeed at SNL. She was an award winning cast member of some of the most beloved American sitcoms of all time, like “The Golden Girls” and “The Mary Tyler Moore Show“, and has a new show coming out on TVLand, which will probably bring the channel its largest ratings to date.
• She ain’t afraid to play dirty. With her appearances on The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson where she called Sarah Palin a crazy bitch or when she pretended to be a drug dealer, White has no fear about going too far. She has also provided a much needed laugh at the usually stale Comedy Central Roasts, and her chat with Chelsea Handler when she was promoting The Proposal last year is hysterical.
• Speaking of The Proposal, Betty White brought the funny backstage as well, with her various behind the scenes antics, which were caught on video by FunnyorDie.com. Not only did she score a number one movie at the box office, but she she scored a number one with the young generation of comedy lovers with this.
• White is no schlub when it comes to gimmicks and will go above and beyond to rock a joke. Her turn in a Snickers ad that aired during the SuperBowl shows that the actress has no issue with getting physical.
• Betty has been recognized with nearly every entertainment mile marker, including Emmys and most recently a Screen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award. The next obvious step is a gig hosting SNL.
• RATINGS. While SNL has been picking up steam recently, it still needs a massive boost to its ratings. I think picking a host who is not under the age of 50, female and a classic comedienne might the perfect way. I have a feeling my grandmother would stay up just a little later on her Saturday night if she thought Rose Nylund would be hosting SNL. And think of all the amazing skits, beyond the recalls to her many quality sitcoms. And guest stars – its a no brainer.
• And finally, because Lorne Michaels has allowed Ashton Kutcher and Justin Timberlake to host the show like a bazillion times, but never Betty? Jesus, if January Jones can do it, a moldy pencil can, so lets give Betty a try. Come on, what would you do to see Betty White in a Digital Short raping or dancing with Andy Sandberg?

So, lets all collective do what we have to do and get the vote out. Or just contact the powers that be at NBC and SNL and tell them we will forgive the networks asshattery on the Conan O’Brien debacle if they do this one thing. Oh this and canceling “Heroes”. Is this too much to ask?

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So to avoid any fading in the stars they accidentally created, MTV has sent Snooki, The Situation and Pauly D to almost any public function, keeping their names and faces in the press and in the minds of millions. And I can only assume we can expect dozens of silly viral concoctions and celebrations of all things “Jersey Shore“, like the below video. Check out the “real” Situation and whats is really behind the lovable fist pumpers.

If this video is any indication, I think Snooki and Mike have very good prospects as comedic actors and could easily be pulling one on us. But I will continue to believe in the sincerity of the lovable guidos and guidettes we have all been smitten with since the premiere. What do you think the kids should do next? Present at the Oscars? Stop by Saturday Night Live? Take over for Jay Leno? Really, the skys the limit, well until the 15 minutes is truly up.

Conan was feted by some of the biggest stars in the business, who came to support the man and say thanks to what he did. O’Brien in between big name guests like Tom Hanks, who created the Coco moniker, Steve Carrell and Neil Young, wanted to make sure that his fans, especially the youth who created this movement in support of him, knew that thinking big and being positive would not let you down in the end. O’Brien said, “To all the people watching, I can never thank you enough for your kindness to me and I’ll think about it for the rest of my life. All I ask of you is one thing: please don’t be cynical. I hate cynicism- it’s my least favorite quality and it doesn’t lead anywhere.”

He rounded out his last night as host with a rocking version of “Free Bird” performed by Will Ferrell, his wife Dawn, Beck, Billy Gibbons, Ben Harper and his band. O’Brien joined in on the fun, grabbed a guitar, which presumably was from his massive personal collection, and wailed away. Oddly enough, this song became one of my favorites courtesy of the soundtrack for a little movie Tom Hanks was in himself. You might have heard of it, Forrest Gump? Check out O’Brien and his band of merry rocker.

For me, the program was emotional on various levels. O’Brien was the first last night talk show host I grew up with. By the time I was old enough to get it, Leno had already taken the throne from Johnny Carson after his first vicious battle for the spot with Dave Letterman. And Letterman, while funny, was too old for me to get. O’Brien was quirky, awkward, smart and more than anything into “my” pop culture. He opened my eyes to a different level of humor, alongside “The State” and “Kids in the Hall”. He was the antithesis of standard late night programming. And something that has yet to be noted in the nearly thousand pieces that have pontificated over this late night debacle is the amount of exposure his program brought to not yet big names in music and comedy. When Neil Young ended his beautiful performance tonight, and we found out he was more of a Conan supporter than to be expected, he thanked O’Brien for what he has done for “new music”. And it’s true, what Johnny Carson was to comedians in the lates 70′s and 1980′s, Conan was to indie rock bands in the 90′s and early ’00s. He was the only place I would ever see some of my favorite bands get any coverage outside of MTV and knowing what occurred behind the scenes, he had his hand in picking out the majority of the musical quests. He got “us”. We weren’t just an audience to him, we were his people and he ours. Micheal Ian Black explained it best why this whole mess has seemed to really effect my generation. If someone like O’Brien can get screwed by a big corporation, what’s to keep us safe? It was almost a slap in the face to anyone who doesn’t like the average comedian, the anti-Dane Cook in us all. For all us kids, who grew up on bizarre tripped out cartoons, after school specials and found humor in Ween songs, its a real dose of reality that in fact we can not have it all. So from the bottom of my heart and from one pale, red-headed Irish kid to the next, I want to thank you Conan O’Brien. I want to thank you for entertaining us for years, opening my eyes to comedy and music I had no idea existed, backing your staff in your original move to LA and in your contract negotiations and for most importantly, keeping it classy. I know you are going to go on a much deserved and well, legally mandated vacation, but I want to let you know you have a supporter in me for life and I will be waiting with a cowbell for September 1st to come, if only for the better weather. You go Coco. You go.