I know major networks are usually looking to tighten their budgets in such trying economic times, but this is ridiculous. After a power outage, Craig Ferguson was forced to finish his show with nothing but a flashlight and a camera:

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Stephen Colbert is back from three weeks off, and has an interesting theory on why Kanye West interrupted Taylor Swift's speech at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards.

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I'm not sure why, but Lunchables make me laugh.

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Elmo and Gordon from Sesame Street did a nice little public service announcement to remind kids to wash their hands to prevent the spread of swine flu.

Here's the original version:

Now, the Tonight Show With Conan O'Brien version:

But will either version make you remember to wash your hands and cover your mouth when you sneeze? Please?

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It's absolutely adorable. If you don't agree, it's possible you have no soul.

Thanks to Sun Sentinel online producer/soon-to-be WTN contributor Justin Abrotsky for passing this along. He'll be posting here soon, once he passes his background check.

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First, William Shatner read the former Alaskan governor's farewell speech on The Tonight Show. On Wednesday, he was back with Conan O'Brien, with a dramatic reading of Sarah Palin's tweets on Twitter.

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Many have pondered over the real meaning behind Sarah Palin's speech announcing her resignation as governor of Alaska. Clearly, we were looking at it all wrong. Captain James Tiberius Kirk boldy went on The Tonight Show with Conan O'Brien to help decipher the mystery.

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This could very well be Mark-Paul Gosselaar's smartest career move since "NYPD Blue."

Gosselaar goes into the full Zack Morris during an appearance on "Late Night With Jimmy Fallon" to promote his new show, "Raising The Bar," and even gives hope to those of us wishing for a "Saved By The Bell" reunion.

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Conan O'Brien could make me actually want to watch the Tonight Show again.

Sure, some TV critics (including the Sun Sentinel's very own Tom Jicha) didn't care much for O'Brien's first night as the host of the Tonight Show, but I'm excited. I think he'll do just fine.

Here's Conan as he takes over a Universal tram tour. I know this bit has been done before, but did those previous versions ever include a trip to the 99-cent store? Or lettuce?

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