November 10, 2006

Season 5Episode 830 minNov 10, 2006
November 10, 2006
Paul F. Tompkins: Celebrity Defender: K-Fed Divorce; Britney Spears, Dancing with the Stars, Desperate Housewives, Gay Celebs; Sizzler: Matthew McConaughey turned down a threesome, Shanna Moakler’s divorce party, Denise Richards throws laptop; Mark Littell’s Nutty Buddy; Doug Benson: Pop Culture Bachelor; In Case You Missed It: Bank of America employee performs U2’s “One” with new lyrics, Fox News New York story on secret gay husbands, New York City Marathon announcers being jerks; Separated at Birth: Saddam Hussein & Mel Gibson, Rosie O’Donnell & Barf from Spaceballs, Joey Lawrence & Gay Justin; Best Week Ever: Too Much Information
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