That was the most hilarious play in recent vintage. There have been mishaps and bad play calls and bad strategy in the past, but this beats even the Butt Fumble, which was a broken play.

Let me guess—they couldn't do enough episodes of Dateline? For years, no network aired new original scripted programming on Saturdays.

The same was done for Shea Stadium…anything not deemed structural was sold.

Flav: NOOOOOOOO, BOYYYYYYYYYY!

That could have been sold for memorabilia…at least the towers. CBS really dropped the ball there.

That's why Stewart is leaving? COME ON!

The average viewer of TV is 55 these days, and so your post has truth to it.

The issue is now for Nielsen to be able to track the ages of Internet viewers, for which they are ill-equipped.

Anyone butt-raping him in prison should put glitter on the condom, so that it can be said that he does (push out) glitter :D

After it's squeezed by the leg press at the gym :D

If you're not sure how to deal with it—-your upbringing is a bit deficient.

To those offended, I would offer 3 words: Deal with it!

He spent time in prisons in Thailand already. Now he will learn to play "defensive end" in more prisons.

In a related story, the sun rises in the east and sets in the west if you're in the Northern Hemisphere. This guy is a certified creep!

Or have Gilbert Gottfried narrate it: https://www.youtube.com/wat…

Mission failed! The producers were seeking an NC-17 rating and only got an R rating.

If the studio were owned by Americans, I doubt this happens. I also would not be surprised if the real target was Japan and Sony's head office, which is less than 1,000 miles from North Korea. Team America: World Police was produced by an American-owned studio.

If Roman Polanski were a man, he'd just come back to the USA and serve his sentence.