Can anyone out there honestly say they don't love The Office? Of course not.

After a brief discussion of Will Ferrell's parenting skills, he and Jimmy Fallon took a stroll down memory lane and revisited their favorite SNL sketches that were cut from the show—all the times Ferrell yelled at little children.

With the success of Modern Family and its subsequent Emmy nominations, Sofia Vergara told fans she would run down Sunset Boulevard in the nude if they won the Best Outstanding Comedy category. Sadly, some people don't keep their promises.

After the Washington Post stated that he was a member of The Roots in a case of mistaken identity, Giovanni Ribisi got the chance to jam with the band—and his doppelganger, bassist Owen Biddle—last night on Late Night.

Good (?) news, 30 Rock fans: NBC is going to air a live episode of the show on October 14th. So this will essentially be the November 15, 2003 SNL episode when Alec Baldwin hosted. Sounds good. [WSJ]

A former stage manager for Late Night with Jimmy Fallon has filed a sexual discrimination complaint against Fallon, who "just prefers to take direction from a woman," the man—who worked with Conan O'Brien for 14 years—claims. [NYDN]

How did the NBC Peacock get such bright feathers? This animated short by Nathan Love shows that the process wasn't the most pleasant experience. Conan knows how he feels.

Teen queen Selena Gomez stopped by Late Night to promote her new K-Mart clothing line and movie, Ramona and Beezus. Watch as Gomez also teaches Fallon how to eat popcorn like a Texan: with Tobasco, salt, and pickle juice.

Michael Waldron was born with a congenital malformation that left him without four fingers on his right hand. Struggling to fit in—and function—his entire life, 18-year-old Waldron found new hope with a brand new bionic hand. Video inside.

It's every girl's dream to touch Zac Efron—but what if you had to touch Jay Leno first? Mentalist Lior Suchard attempted to prove his skills tonight by performing some jaw-dropping acts, and then Leno made a gay joke.

In your sedate summer Monday media column: NBC's shirt budget is astronomical, our hard work finally acknowledged, a Getty Photoshop mini-scandal, a new NYT Berlin bureau chief, smarty sportswriters talk amongst themselves, and your daily "oh, snap."

NBC and CBS yesterday (wisely) rejected a demented National Republican Trust PAC ad called "Kill the Ground Zero Mosque." But did the PAC really intend to buy air time, or was it a stunt to raise money online? Doesn't matter.

Recently, we wondered whether a Facebook post by Martha Stewart contained a dick joke. Tonight, Stewart sat with Jimmy Fallon and—in between talk of travels and an orangutan she befriended—she confirmed (and repeated!) the phallic wisecrack. Video inside.

NBC and CBS are refusing to air this anti-Ground Zero mosque ad from the National Republican Trust PAC. Good call, since the ad is vulgar, racist, fearmongering garbage; a nauseating embarrassment that should be burned 50 times over. Enjoy!

That's what's gonna happen now that NBC's popular morning kaffeeklatsch is allowing gay couples to participate in their famous Modern Day Wedding Contest. Ann Curry will be taking three wives and Lauer will make an honest woman of his sister.

America's Got Talent has had some pretty unusual acts, even reaching beyond a William Hung level. However, Airpocalypse, an air guitar band, is in a league of its own. Also tonight, some of the other acts got snarky and resentful.

Last night on The Last Comic Standing, comic Guy Torry made a joke about Monica Lewinsky and Bill Clinton's "caucus," and generally bombed. Watch as Torry gets defensive and combative when the judges criticize his unfunny material.

Hard-hit NBC has another hurdle ahead: Steve Carell is signing off from hit sitcom The Office after the upcoming season, his seventh. Knowing NBC, the network will greenlight one more disastrous year without him before ultimately canceling the show.

Nearly three months after the last time he appeared with Jimmy Fallon on Late Night to "slow jam the news," Brian Williams stopped by tonight to participate in a musical number about renewable energy... and bi-curiousness. The chuckle-worthy video, inside.

Dakota Fanning is a great actress, but she's a horrible athlete—that's what she told Jay Leno on yesterday's Tonight Show, at least. Does this remind anyone else of the Full House episode where Michelle plays soccer? Video inside.