Did you hear the news? Reading Rainbow is being brought back to life! But while this news is definitely worth celebrating, we couldn't help but wonder if PBS has any other shows worth revisiting. Here's what we came up with.

While it's tempting to judge all Tea Party Protesters by the offensive actions of a few, each sign wielding crowd certainly contains some thoughtful individuals with nuanced grievances. That being said, here are some sensational incidents of teabaggery!

Eating dirt. Eating at the world's best restaurant. Eating, as a weapon of international cold war. What do all these things have in common? Science! And eating. And death!

Jim Cramer was on The Martha Stewart Show ready as always with some 'sound financial advice.' This time Cramer has figured out how to assuage our financial woes and stresses through gardening - by planting a money tree!

In September of 2009 the country's largest gay civil rights organization, the Human Rights Campaign, sicced a bunch of volunteers on the crowd of the Adams Morgan Day Festival. Here is the dialogue of one such encounter.

Did you know today is Greek Independence Day? It is. It's also Maryland Day, which is probably exciting news for people who live in Maryland. Or maybe not.

Birthdays

Sarcos Raytheon's XOS exoskeleton was demo'd on Discovery Channel's Is it Possible? last night, and judging from the vast increases in stamina and strength, a real Iron Man doesn't look out of the question.

On last night's fitful episode, we saw the dreams of teenagers laid out bare and glorious in front of us. And we saw the dreams of a contestant hoisted onto Ryan Seacrest's petard and bled to completion.

The Teabagger who heckled the guy with Parkinsons is totally sorry.

This morning's surprise appearance by Jimmy Fallon on the 4th hour of The Today Show (during an interview about talking to your kids about sex, no less!) has to be the most awkwardly funny TV clip of the entire morning!

Martin Luther King. Jr. made the Southern Christian Leadership Conference one of the greatest civil rights groups of 20th century America. Today: their target demographic asks, "Who are they, exactly?" You're not that interested, are you? That's the problem. [LAT]

Helio Castroneves came onto Good Morning America to hand over the keys of the 2010 Chevy Camaro SS Pacecar which will be driven by Robin Roberts at the 94th Indianoplis 500.

Everyone was shocked when, last week, In Touch published a cover story about Jesse James' mistress Michelle "Bombshell" McGee. The surprise wasn't that James was having affairs, but that In Touch had gotten the story—and gotten it right.

Just when you thought Milton Berle had cornered the market on senior citizen workouts, Estelle Getty, The Golden Girls' brashest broad, shows her flair for fitness. Watching her squat thrust becomes even weirder when she starts her geriatric sex talk.

Republicans scored a major victory this morning when they found two minor drafting errors in health care reconciliation sidecar, making passage of the legislation legislation take one day longer than it would've otherwise.

A classic prank with almost perfect results.

Heaving, bulbous bosoms—of doom. That is what America and, indeed, the world is facing, in the alternate universe where terrorists with plastic explosive breast implants threaten airline safety. Also, butt bomb implants. Please let this be real.

Once upon a time, we were all proud of the cheesy dramedies that got us through adolescence. Then we grew up, and we traded in Mr. Belding for Mr. Big, All That for SNL, and Full House for, well, House.

A flattering profile of ubiquitous party photographer Patrick McMullan in today's New York Times pins the secret of success on the fact that he treats the social crowd so well. Then why is he charging to take down unflattering photos?

Drinks on planes are expensive, but this crafty, drunk fellow tells his audience how to avoid paying for drinks altogether (His method is actually illegal, so be discreet!).