The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon : Come Super Bowl Sunday, The Comedy Network provides some options for those who want less “hut hut hut” and more “hot hot hot”. Canada’s home for comedy delivers a TV touchdown with “Hot Bowl”, a HOT IN CLEVELAND marathon featuring all 10 episodes from Season 1, and more. Starting Sunday, Feb. 6, at 12 noon ET/PT and wrapping up with the BEHIND THE HOTNESS Season 1 special airing at 11 p.m. ET/PT, Hot Bowl is 12 full hours of curling iron – not gridiron - fun. From Melanie’s (Valerie Bertinelli) close call reunion with her ex-husband and Joy’s (Jane Leeves) close call reunion with her past, to Victoria’s (Wendie Malick) secret Japanese commercial and Elka (Betty White) and Max’s (Carl Reiner) first date, viewers will get to re-live the series’ funniest moments all over again.  The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon

The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon : For those looking for "hut hut hut" SUPER BOWL XLV coverage begins at noon ET on Sunday on CTV.

The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon : To get ready for The Big Game on Sunday, we've got a stadium full of Fooball comedy in the Comedy Video player. The best stand-up gridiron laughs from Lewis Black, Jon Reep, Frank Caliendo, Tammy Pescatelli, and the best football highlights from The Daily Show, and Colbert Report.

The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon : Also, tune in at 9pm et/pt all this week for football-themed episodes of The Simpsons.

The Comedy Network serves up Hot In Cleveland marathon : Finally, as our gift to you, we offer Daniel Tosh's 100% accurate Super Bowl prediction.

Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview : We asked SportsDome co-anchors Alex Reiser and Mark Shepard the tough questions about Super Bowl XLV and they gave us the tough deets.

1.  Exactly how big is a Texas-sized Super Bowl?
REISER - Oh, huge. The Cowboys haven't been to the Super Bowl in years, so I bet the fans will really enjoy finally getting to see one. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

2. What do you think will be the biggest news to come out of the Super Bowl this year?

SHEPARD - Tough call.  You've got Ben Roethlisberger's redemption, there's the looming labor crisis, a possible 18-game schedule.  I don’t know, I’m still getting over the rampant steroid use they discovered at the Puppy Bowl. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

3.  They are wrapping up newborns in Terrible Towels in Pittsburgh.  Any news on what Green Bay fans are doing with their Cheesheads? Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

SHEPARD - Lashing them together and using them as rafts to get out of Green Bay.  That place is a hellhole—no offense.1 Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

4. Besides the obvious pick of Steelers kicker and Canadian icon Shaun Suisham, who do you predict will be MVP of Super Bowl XLV? Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

REISER - I go with that Packers running back, James Starks. He's gone this far tricking people into thinking that he's good, that'll probably last at least one more game. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

5. Both the Steelers and the Packers don’t have cheerleaders, how do you think this will impact their performances? Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

SHEPARD - I don't know if it will affect the teams, but I hope we'll see a clean family game as a result.  I'll be glad to know kids out there can watch the game without seeing any scantily-clad women being disrespected except during every other commercial. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

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Co-anchored by Alex Reiser and Mark Shepard, Onion Sportsdome is the #1 destination for fans seeking game reports, insights from former players and theme music heavy on bell tones and bendy guitar riffs. Shepard and Reiser are joined by the venerable "Dome" crew, including Senior sports insider Reggie Greengrass, who needs nine smartphones to hold the phone numbers of all the athletes he knows; update anchor Melissa Wells, who has more journalism degrees than the rest of her colleagues put together; “Wish Zone” host Jay Woodworth, who makes terminally-ill children’s dreams come true as long as they are sports-related; analyst Doc Webb, who holds the SportsDome record for the number of athletes he’s referred to as “overpaid garbage;" and investigative reporter Marc Howell, who mines sports’ most tragic elements for awards and ratings gold. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

From the creators of the hilarious website and newspaper, The Onion, comes the new satirical series, Onion SportsDome. All-new episode Wednesday at 10pm et/pt only on The Comedy Network. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

As for the Super Bowl... to get ready for The Big Game, we've got a stadium full of Fooball laughs in the Comedy Video player. The best gridiron stand-up from Lewis Black, Jon Reep, Frank Caliendo, Tammy Pescatelli, and the best football highlights from The Daily Show, and Colbert Report.  Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

For those who want less “hut” and more “hot”, tune in to The Comedy Network on Sunday at Noon et/pt for a Hot in Cleveland marathon. Onion SportsDome: Super Bowl Preview

 

 

It's Freaky Friday, but Jon wants to do something one last time before he switches bodies back with Justin Bieber.
This will go down in Daily Show history as the first time Jon belted out a hashtag as a promo (#neversaynever.) When asked if he'll ever return for a proper guest visit, Biebs specifically pointed out that under no circumstances with he ever say never.

And now, here is it...your Moment of Bieber.

Also on last night's Daily Show, MSNBC builds an Olberclone for the departed Keith Olbermann, John Oliver celebrates a new Jewish holiday in Texas, and guest Mike Mullen talks about the crisis in Egypt.

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• The Best of John Oliver
• Justin Bieber and Jon Stewart Switch Bodies
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