Last night, Craig addressed what the retirement of Larry King means for The Late Late Show and its jokes. He paid tribute to King with some old footage and then started pining for the Anderson Cooper era.

This man might have the craziest talk show on TV: his cohost is a skeleton, he drinks from a rattlesnake mug, frequently caresses the camera and now curses in other languages.

Dressed in a referee jersey, Betty White stopped by The Late Late Show to explain why she needs an extra income (for breast implants), how the World Cup works (she can't), and to take jabs at foreigners (Ferguson).

Today at Gawker.TV, Bradley Cooper's awkward interview with Morning Joe's Mike Brzezinski, Kenan Thompson and Reba share a stage during the CMT awards, and Craig Ferguson and Jimmy Fallon declare a Late Night Wars truce wearing Mickey Mouse hands.

The hosts residing in the 12:35 AM time slot took time out of their shows last night to declare a truce on the Late Night Wars using over-sized Mickey Mouse hands. Isn't nice to see them getting along?

After watching this year's MTV Movie Awards, Craig Ferguson reevaluated his life. On last night's Late Late Show, he decided to give up a bad habit.

Apparently, Mark Twain had strict guidelines about when he wanted his autobiography to be published. When Craig Ferguson discovered that no one could publish his book for a hundred years, only one reason seemed logical; Twain was a baby hater.

Last night on The Late Late Show, Craig Ferguson advocated for friendlier names for a woman's, ahem, more private parts, coining his own term that invokes the special mystique of the Internet: Tweetybox.

Discussion quickly went from movies to drug trafficking during Craig Ferguson's show last night. Craig had lots of questions about the practice that guest Judd Apatow was more than qualified to answer.

Last night, Donald Glover visited Craig Ferguson's couch to answer viewers' e-mails and tweets. During the segment, Ferguson and Glover blew the roof off of Dr. Phil's public deceptions.

The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson won a Peabody Award for its "Evening with Archbishop Desmond Tutu" episode. In this clip, Regis and Kelly display genuine disbelief and dispense back-handed compliments about the comic.

Poor Brooke Shields. Lipstick Jungle got canceled. Thank goodness Craig Ferguson knows that the best way to comfort her is with that warm, fuzzy, security blanket of comedy: the Leno Joke. Feel better yet?

This week has been an arms race for late-night hosts doing jokes about KFC's new double down "sandwich". In this clip, Craig outs a very odd looking Paul McCartney as a meat lover.

On last night's Late Late Show, Craig was finally delivered his gift of a robotic co-host. Though Geoff the robot is a little scary, he does an admirable job punctuating Craig with some nice catch phrases.

It's true. He's been given the highest honor. Also today: Some good news for a beloved TV star, a celebrated director is taking a fantastic voyage, and Leonardo DiCaprio is stepping out on Marty.

Joel Mchale stopped by The Late Late Show last night and of course the conversation quickly turned to robots. In this clip he speaks about the usefulness of a new mechanical Community character.

Who knew that Craig Ferguson and John Cusack were hilarious together? When Cusack requests an "awkward pause" Ferg obliges and we, the viewers, get a silly two-minute-long laughfest.

On The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson, the host treated us to a story about Sarah Palin before she was, well, Sarah Palin. The now-notorious Alaskan gal had asked to be on the show, to which Fergsuon said No.

Are you feeling under the weather and worried about a talk show appearance? Fear not because Tim Meadows will step in for you. He's already done Meryl Streep on Letterman last week so it'll go off without a hitch.

Last night Craig mixed things up by getting rid of his studio audience. In his monologue, he said that the recent late night wars reminded him of old-school hosts like Tom Snyder—who had no audience at all.