Leave it to Pardon The Interruption to land the April Fools Prank of the year. Instead of starting the show with a recap of the day's biggest news -- that John Calipari was taking the job to coach Kentucky -- they led with a...

Sure, Tony Kornheiser may come across as the instant coffee of sports analysts, but he does have plenty of character (does that make him the Sanka of the sports analysts? That's a terrifying thought). Case in point: On...

ESPN's epic masterpiece of stupid sports punditry, Pardon The Interruption, has become a national rush hour staple because of its unique format and irreverent quips. It's also unique because of the characters involved. Well,...

Earlier this week, Washington Post sports columnist Sally Jenkins penned a piece excusing much of the blame being hurled at Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps. A day later, her colleague Michael Wilbon -- he of PTI fame -- threw...

Pardon The Interruption, the talking heads leader of sports shows on TWWL (The World Wide Leader), ESPN, started using brief 10-second cut-ins between commercials to show the hosts trying to get ready for future segments,...

Tony Kornheiser is known for shooting off his mouth in dramatic proclamations, but we always figured he was smart enough not to aim at his own foot in the process. Evidently not. During an episode of Pardon the Interruption,...

Drew Rosenhaus, superagent and PR man of the starts, most significantly Plaxico Burress at the moment, sat for questions during the second half of the Monday Night Football game in Houston two days ago. It was all a pretty...

Tony Kornheiser was put in the Monday Night Football booth to make irreverent comments that are at once in the moment and only loosely based on sports. That's why it seemed like he was completely on point when -- in...