As host of The Late Late Show, Craig Ferguson spent much of his 10-year tenure dragging the talk show format into increasingly bizarre territory. So when he hosted his final episode on Friday, it was only fitting that Ferguson would cap it off with an homage to some of the most inexplicable twists in television history.

Craig Ferguson is departing as the host of the Late Late Show at the end of this year after being passed over as David Letterman's replacement, and CBS hasn't really considered who will fill his slot. Norm MacDonald has, though.

As late-night TV experiences a number of shakeups, Craig Ferguson, the Scottish host of The Late, Late Show, has announced he'll be leaving CBS at the end of the year.

Fans of The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson know well that every show opens with the very same line: "It's a great day for America."

Not 24 hours after David Letterman delivered a jittery Top 10 devoted to jihadist death threats did Craig Ferguson, host of the lead-out show he produces, The Late Late Show, receive a "threatening" letter containing white powder. Two staffers at CBS Television City who came into contact with the substance were held in isolation, but were released after a hazardous materials team screened it and found it to be benign. Both the FBI and LAPD are currently investigating the letter, saying only that it originated in Europe.

The lovable Jeffrey Tambor appeared on the Late Late Show last night and immediately noticed that he was wearing the same jacket as the clip from his show he'd brought along. The pair then discussed clothing sizes, shoe sizes, and—why not?—the size of their members.

Given that Martha had never been on Craig Ferguson's show, she couldn't help but comment on the little man painted in gold or the fake horse named Secretariat that they keep backstage.

Last night, the landscape of late night television was changed forever when Sid, a rabbit puppet voiced by Craig Ferguson, met Big T, a human puppet voiced by Trace Adkins, and sparks flew. Love knows no bounds!

Last night on the Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, Topher Grace stopped by to talk about filming his new movie where he discovered he's good at holding guns but scared of holding babies.

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Craig Ferguson was pleased to do an interview with Conan as he wasn't allowed to go on Conan's old show on that "other network." The two hosts bring each other up to speed in a very enjoyable interview.

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Today at Gawker.TV, last night Stephen Colbert dedicated his hair to Keith Olbermann while Craig Ferguson dedicated his monologue to him and this morning, the Today Show interviewed Colin Firth and James Franco one-after-the-other with fairly disastrous results.

The Late Late Show host was on fire last night when he tackled Keith Olbermann's exit from MSNBC. This clip begins with his statement that CBS stands for "Cantankerous, Bewildered Seniors" and ends with remarks on cable news "spinning right-round."

During his interview on the Late Late Show, Larry turned the tables on Craig Ferguson by pretty much daring him to be the interviewer instead. Aw, Larry, you shouldn't have ever left your post!

Last night on the Late Late Show, Henry Winkler was so entertaining—and genuinely excited to be on the show. He sat on Craig's desk, played the harmonica, and regaled us with tales of being fired from CBS. Meow!

Chris Wragge, Erica Hill, Jeff Glor and Marysol Castro stopped by The Late Late Show to make their TV debut together, promising Craig Ferguson they'd have plenty of awkward pauses. So, everyone: what do you think of the fresh meat?

Poor Geoff! Russell Brand got so sick of Geoff's insults during his Late Late Show interview that got up and demanded the robot to "apologize to me and respect me!" When he didn't, he gave Geoff an "aquatic intervention."

In this clip, Tron: Legacy star Michael Sheen hilariously explains his feet-escapades to Craig Ferguson. Sheen and the Late Late Show host go on to talk more about the Playboy Mansion, spit, vodka, and more.

On the Late Late Show, guest Jeff Goldblum mentioned Craig Ferguson's uncircumcised penis, leading to a counter-question from Ferguson about Goldblum's penis. The naughty conversation leads to Ferguson exclaiming, "Take that, Leno!"