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	<title>Generic Late-Night Talk Show</title>
	<pubDate>Wed, 04 Apr 2007 11:27:54 -0400</pubDate>
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    		<![CDATA[<em>(Tonight's guests include </em>Overrated Actor <em>and </em>Child Who Did Something Remarkable<em>, with musical guest </em>Band<em>.)<br   /><br   /></em><strong>Host: </strong>Hey, everyone, thanks for coming to the show!  We've got a great show for you tonight.<br   />So, did you hear about this <em>(news story)</em>?   Apparently, <em>(detail of the story that is surprising unless you pay attention to the news)</em>.  <em>(</em><em>Joke that plays off this detail, usually having to do with the sexuality of the news story's subject)</em>.<br   /><br   /><strong>Lead musician/sidekick: </strong>I did hear about that!<br   /><br   /><strong>Host: </strong>Yeah, <em>(implies that lead musician is gay)</em>.  Also, <em>(other news story)</em>.  We actually have received some footage of this, and, I think, <em>(to producer)</em>, can we play the clip?*<br   /><br   />*NOTE: Never in the history of television has the answer to this question been "no."<br   /><br   /><em>(On screen are two actors who look similar to the subjects of the news story.  They do something mildly comical.)</em><br   /><br   /><strong>Lead musician/sidekick: </strong>That does look like something they would do! <em>(Plays a measure on his particular music instrument)</em><br   /><br   /><strong>Host: </strong><em>(Lead musician)</em>, you <em>(falls just short of telling lead musician he is a worthless human being)</em>.  I'd like to bring out our first guest, <em>(overrated actor)</em>!<br   /><br   /><em>(Band plays catchy and relevant song)</em></>
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    		Written     			 by &#60;a href="http://www.collegehumor.com/user:43301">Adam Hrabik&#60;/a>
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