Paul Ciampanelli

Roger Craig knows how to play ‘Jeopardy.’ Finding a Daily Double can really change a game. Sadly, most contestants tend to play conservatively, usually attempting a “true Daily Double” when they have only a modest sum to begin with. Not Craig. He stumbled upon two consecutive Daily Doubles during a Tournament of Champions match this week and bet all of his money both times. What happened next? Fin

British game show host Bradley Walsh couldn’t contain the laughter brought on by the funny-sounding name of German skier Fanny Chmelar. Walsh gets an A for effort,  but once that giggle fit takes hold, there’s no stopping it.

Always wear a helmet when riding a bicycle — you never know what accident might befall you. A car could run a stop sign, a pothole could appear seemingly from nowhere, or a charging antelope might run you over.

Ranch dressing is the ultimate American condiment. So it’s about time someone combined it with another great tradition: eating contests. The guys in this video really have a taste for the stuff — and some strong stomachs.

It’s been a big week for ‘Modern Family.’ The hit comedy won five Emmy award, had a great third-season premiere and, now, Sofia Vergara’s character, Gloria, has gotten her very own supercut. The sexy actress isn’t afraid to get a lot of comedic mileage out of her thick Colombian accent and her character’s frequent mispronunciations of English words have become a running joke. Happily, Guyism has d

‘The Office‘ premiered its eighth season last night, and for the second year in the a row, the employees of Dunder Mifflin are just catching onto something that’s already old news on the internet. Last fall they treated us to an office-wide lip dub, and this year they’ve finally discovered planking.

Fred Rogers died in February 2003, meaning there are nearly nine years’ worth of kids who’ve been born into and grown up in a world without Mister Rogers. Don’t dwell on it, though — Rogers wouldn’t want you to. Instead, remember the good times with this compilation of Rogers singing his show’s iconic theme song, which he did almost 900 times over the 30+ years that ‘Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood’ w