Something was a little off about Hoda this morning, and as soon as Kathie Lee noticed, she would not let up with the questions. Then she realized that if Hoda's happily in love, "it's just going to ruin our show."

This morning on the 4th hour of the Today Show, Kathie Lee and Hoda discussed their viral video lip dub of a Black Eyed Peas song with frontman Will.i.am. Turns out he's not a fan of Brian Williams' dance moves.

What is it about Regis Philbin and Kathie Lee Gifford that makes people want to make fun of them to their faces? Today it was Justin Long's turn, as he performed Kristen Wiig's impression of Kathie Lee to her face.

The ladies of the 4th hour of Today couldn't be outdone by the regular Today Show's attempt at "going viral," and so they embarked on a journey to recreate Jud Laipply's Evolution of Dance — taught by the man himself!

The fourth hour of Today was given pairs of the sexiest shoes (as ranked by Saks 5th Avenue) which included Jimmy Choo, Dolce and Gabbana, and a pair of Christian Louboutin heels. Let's just say they're not Kathie Lee's style.

Mentalist Lior Suchard tried to dazzle Kathie Lee and Hoda with magic tricks on the Today Show. Except Hoda was not having any of his foolishness, telling him, "you're creeping me out." Inside, watch Suchard perform awkward and confusing tricks.

Today at Gawker.TV, Will Arnett and Jimmy Fallon play golf inside the NBC studios, VH1's I Love Money has returned post-murder/suicide, The Soup upgrades to HD, Kathie Lee and Hoda reveal too much, and Katy Perry's boobs guest star on Sesame Street.

Kathie Lee and Hoda's latest gimmick is a "you're not your numbers" episode of the Today Show, where they wear buttons with their age on it and have progressive-seeming discussions. Here's what they revealed on today's episode:

Kathie Lee and Hoda discussed a new study that found heavier men are better lovers and last longer in bed. Kathie Lee declares fat men's hormones "gross," while Hoda claims that women feel less self conscious around fat men.

On Today, Jason Schwartzman and Anna Kendrick stopped by to promote their new film. Schwartzman was adorable as always and gave an incredible promotion for his movie (almost to a fault: this better be the best movie ever).

Who wants to wager a guess as to the number of cocktails it took Kathie Lee Gifford to come to this? Finishing up a segment, she suggests to Andy Cohen that "sometimes little boys need their Mommy to slap them."

Today's fourth hour anchors spent time looking at Awkward Family Pet Photos. Good ol' Kathie Lee insisted that this naked couple with cats looked like Jay and Mavis Leno, as Hoda just gasped, a little shocked at her co-host's statement.

When you're living la vida Hoda and Kathie Lee, it sometimes becomes necessary to bring the club to you, which is exactly what happened when Flo Rida performed this morning. Ain't nothing like dancing sexy and sippin' on bub...at 11AM.

Every morning I feel progressively worse for poor Cody Gifford, spawn of Kathie Lee. First, there was this segment in which his attempt to review The Last Airbender was crashed by his mother's never ending childhood stories and social gaffes.

Kathie Lee Gifford ranted about Lindsay Lohan's failure to "get some help," which seemed a bit pot-calling-the-kettle-black to us. The Soup went on to highlight exactly what happened during the rest of the episode of Today—hardcore boozing.

This morning Cody Gifford appeared for one short segment during the 4th hour of the Today Show. The amount of wacky events and embarrassing moments for Cody must surely mean he's regretting his decision to work alongside Mommy Dearest.

What's with morning shows always giving us what we don't want to see while we're eating breakfast? Anyway, here's a clip of my two favorite morning show hosts sampling the flavors bacon, beer, booger, and "better than sex."

Today at Gawker.TV, Joy Behar sings a song about Eliot Spitzer, Kathy Griffin and Elisabeth Hasselbeck passive-aggressively fight, the The Hard Times for social outcasts, and Warren the Ape is fantastic despite the fact that it's aired on MTV.

This bizarre clip culminates in Kathie Lee suggesting that the process be finished with a "happy ending." But it's okay because some guy off-camera said it first! Hoda Kotb, we feel your pain.

Today at Gawker.TV, Betty White doesn't like reality television, the best moments of the new season of The Bachelorette, a 1999 New York Lotto commercial becomes controversial, and Kathie Lee Gifford's Freudian slip reveals a love of fornication.