Episode 3 includes John Salley vs. Rob Dibble vs. Rodney Peete vs. Chris Rose (a.k.a. "Best Damn Sports Show Period" hosts), Jimmy Kimmel vs. Carson Daly, and Tina Fey vs. Jon Stewart.

Episode 3 includes John Salley vs. Rob Dibble vs. Rodney Peete vs. Chris Rose (a.k.a. Best Damn Sports Show Period" hosts), Jimmy Kimmel vs. Carson Daly, and Tina Fey vs. Jon Stewart."

Celeb gossip blogger Perez Hilton reenacts his John Mayer makeout session using Barbie dolls.

No shoes, no shirt, no problem. Watch as a shirtless John Daly hits the links and displays his impressive physique.

Matty pleads for John Daly to clean up his act and be the player he knows is in there.

The sport is pure, the jockey's are corageous, the action is exciting ... and you won't see Smarty Jones chasing John Daly's ex-wife after a big race.

Nicholas Hytner (The Crucible) directed this Wendy Wasserstein screenplay, adapted from Stephen McCauley's novel, about the romantic mismatch of a gay man and a young pregnant woman. When literary agent Sidney Miller (Alan Alda) and his wife Constance (Allison Janney) have a dinner party, Constance's social-worker stepsister Nina Borowski (Jennifer Aniston) attends without her lawyer boyfriend Vince McBride (John Pankow). Also present are gay schoolteacher George Hanson (Paul Rudd) and his lover, Dr. Robert Joley (Tim Daly). George learns from Nina that he's being dumped by Robert, a scene ensues, and Nina then invites George to stay in the spare room of her Brooklyn apartment. Nina still has sex with boyfriend Vince, but during late-night talks, she begins to bond with her gay roommate. Nina and George take dance lessons at the local senior citizen's community center, and Gershwin's You Were Meant for Me sets the tone for romance as the two become soul mates. Unfortunately, shortly after their love blooms, N