I'm F*cking Ben Affleck

In case you haven't seen it in full...



MISS TLC SAYS: Jimmy's answer to Sarah was funny, and entirely surprising as to the amount of celebs he actually got to participate, but I think the shock factor of the first one was better. Plus, Sarah's song was a better, more catchy song. However, the scene with Jimmy and Ben moving closer and closer to each other's faces while singing is HILARIOUS. My mother told me she saw Jimmy admit in an interview somewhere that that particular scene took like 12 takes because they kept cracking up as they'd get close to each other.

Where Have I Seen You Before? - David Arquette on "Beverly Hills 90210" Edition

As I was flipping through the channels this past weekend, I stumbled upon a hilarious episode of "Beverly Hills 90210" on the SoapNet channel (I don't think it was supposed to be funny, but it was) where Brandon's girlfriend du jour Nikki was visited by her abusive ex-boyfriend. The great thing about it was that the abusive ex-boyfriend was David Arquette! And you just KNOW that Brandon Walsh had to step in and save the day. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Man, that show was HIGH-LAIR-E-US.

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MISS TLC SAYS: I wouldn't be surprised if David is knocking down the doors of the producers of the new version of 90210 (called just "90210" thanks to the creative geniuses behind this masterpiece) to ask for a part as the janitor or creepy math teacher.

I'm F*cking Matt Damon

MISS TLC SAYS: I'm sure Andy Samberg's kicking himself in the ass that he didn't write this one for SNL. It's right up there with "Dick In A Box" and "Chronicles of Narnia" as funniest comedy music video of all time though. HILARIOUS.

PS - In case you are not a Jimmy Kimmel fan, and do not know about the tongue-in-cheek joke here, Jimmy always would say "...and sorry to Matt Damon, we ran out of time" to end his shows, which I do think is pretty funny, so this was also Matt's "payback".