The guy from The Simpsons continues to prove that financial collapses can be a sexy good time.

GM, Chrysler, their employees and America are the losers. The winner? Turk Dunham. Visit his lot today!

The government is cracking down on credit card companies' billing practices, so, assuming those organizations are staffed by people and not soulless autobots, they're gonna flip out.

Adam West Batman caught tangled up with Bernie Madoff and he's consequently strapped for cash.  He's willing to pawn his priceless memorabilia for motel-room stays and hot sandwiches. Family Guy can't pay the bills,...

Scotty D splices up what looks to be a faux interview with Rep. Barney Frank, where we find that Frank supports less government. What that has to do with the economy, we're not sure but Barney Frank interviews are always a g...

Someone tell Ed McMahon—his spare change could actually be worth money!

As Jon says, both men are snake-oil salesmen, but he lets the audience in on it. The Cramer/Stewart feud took on a life of its own and last Thursday it came to a mano-a-mano head. Anyone expecting typical Daily Show hijinks...

Honestly, we'd rather have bailout money directed at building Kryptonite-fueled robokids than pay for CEO Learjets. Also, why does Don Draper hate Superman?

Watch this video, and try to diagram the "offer" as you go. Not possible.

If you haven't seen the rant by CNBC's Rick Santelli from last week, take a look at it before watching this. It's only slightly less self-serving and psychotic than Paul Scheer's sendup.

Do you dare?  We never thought that being out of a job could actually make us more attractive, but after seeing this Calvin Klein spoof, we're rethinking that position.

Stephen calls on Jon Stewart to join him in suspending their programs to save the economy. And since it's dark in here, why not put up the old dogs and enjoy a Bud Light Lime? Sorry Colbert, the nation has turned it's lonely...