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The Beverly Hills 90210 Ten Year Class Reunion

Best Week Ever checks in with the leftovers from West Beverly High and tracks down what everyone is up to. Judging from the photo, Brandon Walsh has taken to paid turd-sniffing.

The Beverly Hills 90210 Ten Year Class Reunion [Best Week Ever]

Six Million Dollar Man intro

Shockingly, this is the intro to the 70s show The Six Million Dollar Man. We got the theme stuck in our heads.

Howard Stern on Letterman

6 minutes of the Les Moonves bash from last night. If you're not savvy to the Stern Word, a thumbnail for clip enjoyment: Howard is currently being sued for a ridiculous amount of money (500 milllllllyun dollars) by former boss Les Moonves (CBS's CEO, and hence also Letterman's boss) in what is being described by most as possibly the most frivolous lawsuit filed by one biped against another.
Thanks to noodleheadstudios

Jon Stewart's recent appearance on Larry King:

--uploaded by bobotron

And, while looking for the Larry King clip, we ran into this gem-- a recent segment on Oprah with Jon Stewart with Amy Sedaris:

--uploaded by raygunxyz

Burns vs Zinger

From Alec Baldwin's recent SNL appearance; two guys a little too amused with themselves band together. for Science.

Thanks to Michael

There's a pretty good chance Bill actually prefers being dead

Two incidents of dead-before-his-due comedian Bill Hicks making friends and influencing people in one performance in Chicago, 1992. First, a great segment labeled "You Suck", in which Bill demonstrates just about the right level of diplomacy with a less than grateful audience member:

Then Freebird, in which Bill actually sets fire to a small child and summons up a demon from a pentagram on the stage floor. Or would, if he had the patience.

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David Letterman

Since the early 80s, David Letterman has been the cooler of your American late nite television options, a recent injection of political anger has old time fans pleased with what has felt like a return to form. For people not clear on what that form was, here's a handy archive of clips from when Dave was a bit more pointed than he's been in later years:

DDY's Late Show with David Letterman Fan Page

And here are three clips from YouTube featuring some of his more interesting moments:

A Harvey Pekar interveiw

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The Crispin Glover interveiw

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Beastie Boys -- Check it Out Live

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The Daily Show's Trendspotting: social networking

We missed the Wednesday's Daily Show segment in which Demetri Martin bitch-slaps Myspace around a little, like a whore who, while you're not really unhappy with her, you know there's a few undeclared twenties in that push-up bra somewhere.

Dave Chapelle on Inside the Actor's Studio

Also, just because we can, the Rick James edition of Charlie Murphy's True Hollywood stories. Yes, we know we're the last ones in the People Who Still Think The Rick James Thing Is Funny room. We'll turn the light out when we leave, relax.

Tom Cruise on Oprah - As It Should've Been

Oprah gives Tom some tough love over his recent breakup. One fine mash-up of two interviews with three people which make us feel okay with eating all that half-cooked chicken we get cheaply from this Vietnamese place.

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Wonder Showzen: Beat Kids 2

Beat Kids Ty goes to the horse track. Adorable hilarity ensues. A clip from the show which most needs to come back to the fetid stagnant airwaves of MTV2, Wonder Showzen.

Progress

On Friday, many, well some, of you watched Arrested Development's final bow on Fox. It's Monday, and one of the blink and you miss `em gags is now a tee shirt on Cafepress. Seventeen years ago it took months for Bart Simpson to pop up peeing on stuff on shitty hand-drawn ghetto tees. That's a hell of turnaround. Thanks, internet!

Effectively hide your thunder here

Television

A live performance of Foxhole from the great Television, a short bit of time before they'd break up the first time, in 1978.

Also, You Can't Do That On Television -- a promo:

-- and the opener for the Canadian show which hit American kids lucky enough to have cable through the Nickelodeon channel in the early 80s. A stretch, but one bout of nostalgia deserves another.

Sly and the Family Stone on Dick Cavett show, loaded

"Sly and the Family Stone on Dick Cavett show loaded on drugs. Sly was way into being geared on coke. This was shot in July 1970. Shit went off back in the 70s."

Best possible way to appear on Mr. Cavett's show, we reckon.

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Something You Can Do with Your Finger

The good: South Park. All of it. All nine seasons.
The bad: it's in Windows-centric, fail-happy .AVI format
The good: it's free!
The bad: it looks it.

Gift horses, eh? Still, thank you Mr Twig.

South Park -- Mr Twig's message board
Thanks to gerf