Danielle Fishel of Boy Meets World's Topanga Lawrence fame is a well-adjusted child star, so having her play Lindsay Lohan playing Elizabeth Taylor on last night's episode of E!'s pop culture recap The Soup shouldn't have worked.
If you don't watch Real Housewives of Beverly Hills then you don't know about the boozy brilliance of real life Tennessee Williams heroine Kim Richards. Well, you better get hip to her quickly, because this hilarious spoof of her talking about the Oscars is well worth it.
Things got unintentionally hot and heavy when the contestants of RuPaul's Drag Race swung by The Soup to receive their reward for Best Ability to Mesh Fashion and Double Entendre. Tuck it back a notch, ladies!
This week, The Soup had a lot to work with. Here's a few clips from the episode featuring Gary Busey's crazy KLTA appearance, the Real Housewives of Orange County's bathtub scene, and even their home network/Ryan Seacrest's reporting skills.
You're kidding yourself if you thought that Joel McHale and the Soup crew wouldn't have a field day with the Rebecca Black and the new trend of terrible music videos. Unfortunately, even they aren't immune to the infectious "Friday."
On The Soup, The Late Late Show's resident robot Geoff Peterson showed up to help Joel make fun of the week's selected clips. They include snippets from: the Real World, Good Day New York and Outrageous Kid Parties.
This week on The Soup: a stoner-moment on 90210, Brad Womack struggles on The Bachelor, an all-feline rock band, Dancing With the Stars, and Charlie Sheen revives the news media. As Joel put it, "Merry Christmas, Entertainment Media!"
This week's Soup was full of win: poking fun at Charlie Sheen, Jesse James new book, a staff-wide parody of an epic scene from Birdemic, and an NBC "The More You Know" moment about butt-chugging from Law & Order: SVU.
How many appearances can one man do in a week? Fred Armisen seems to be testing the limits. Lucky for him, Friday's appearance on The Soup was hysterical.
This week, the media couldn't stop talking about what Lindsay Lohan wore to her millionth court appearance, making fun of A-Rod being fed pop-corn by Cameron Diaz, and Donald Trump's chat with Piers Morgan about politics.
Today at Gawker.TV, Elisabeth Hasselbeck starts a fight with Bill Maher, Dana Carvey brings back his best characters to Saturday Night Live, highlights from The Soup, and we find Aimee Mann and Sarah McLachlan living in Portlandia and cleaning houses.
This week on The Soup, Joel points out that Charlie Sheen is screwing his entire staff out of work, how The Bachelor cameramen aren't paid to care, and that the Egyptians were just swooning over Anderson Cooper's eyes.
Today at Gawker.TV, Kim Kardashian reacts to her nude photos in W Magazine, The Bachelor's Brad Womack and Adam Carolla appear on The Soup, Portlandia puts a bird on it, and Nicki Minaj's butt wins Saturday Night Live.
While dissecting a clip from last week's episode of The Bachelor, Brad Womack popped up to apologize for his poor behavior during his last visit to The Soup in 2007. Later, Adam Carolla announced he is Oprah's long-lost sister.
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.
Those who frequently watch The Soup likely thought about Joel's reaction upon hearing the news of Regis Philbin's retirement. Said he, "I'm happy for Regis, he's been wanting to vacate his stool for years."
Today at Gawker.TV, Malcom Jamal Warner dons a "Cosby Sweater" for Community, Kristen Wiig appears on The Simpsons, the return of The Ricky Gervais Show, highlights from The Soup and Keanu Reeves finally addresses the "Sad Keanu" meme.
This week on The Soup: Ted Williams' real rock bottom is his "Chicks, Man" clip, two gems from Jersey Shore, Train's Bachelor appearance, America's oldest dancing couple, and we're introduced to TruTV's hysterically-horrible new show Bait Car.
Today at Gawker.TV, Donald Glover regales us with the tale of meeting Tracy Morgan, Jim Carrey revives "Fire Marshall Bill," Conan O'Brien gets transformed into a cartoon hero, and The Bachelor takes his two main gals out on cliché dates.
On the latest edition of The Soup, Yvette Nicole Brown visited her Community cast-mate to announce her own television network—but not without taking a few jabs at the rest of the cast. Plus, highlights from the show.
