Sarah Palin ruffled her fair share of feathers when she co-hosted Today on Tuesday, with political satirist Jon Stewart providing a hilarious critique of her performance, and RadarOnline.com has video of his stellar review.

Although The Daily Show host thought Palin came across as reasonably likeable, he says he was baffled by her presence on the lighthearted morning show.

Political satirist Stephen Colbert was back on the air Monday night after canceling two shows last week in the wake of reports his 91-year-old mother Lorna was sick, and addressed some of the falsities floating around online, while paying homage to his ailing matriarch.

Colbert, 48, went through a laundry list of Internet rumors offered for his absence: he'd been taken off by the FCC because he was about to announce his presidential candidacy.

Avid viewers of The Colbert Report will be happy to hear that taping will resume again on Monday, and even happier that the show's illustrious host Stephen Colbert is back to work after rushing to be by his ailing mother's side last week.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, the political satirist canceled shows last week to travel to Charleston, South Carolina, when he heard his 91-year-old mother, Lorna, was sick.

Fans of The Colbert Report were upset to hear that their favorite show had been put on sudden hiatus this week, but when they learned it was because Stephen Colbert’s mother is seriously ill, they expressed an outpouring of support for the host.

Lorna Colbert, 91, of Charleston, South Carolina – the same state where her son is running for office as "President of the United States of America of South Carolina” - is sick

Comedy Central abruptly suspended production on their hit show The Colbert Report on Wednesday night, due to “unforeseen circumstances,” that will cause the network to repeat episodes for the rest of the week.

Staff were told that their esteemed host Stephen Colbert had suffered a family emergency.

After taking an unprecedented amount of abuse at his Comedy Central roast that aired Monday, Charlie Sheen picked himself up, took the mic with swagger and delivered a heartfelt speech letting the audience know he’s still in the game.

"Wow, what a night -- until tonight, I never realized how f***ed up I was," Sheen said. "All this time I thought I was just having fun. The thing is once again, I come out unscathed.

"You can't hurt me -- hell, I can't even hurt me! Drugs couldn't kill me. Sex couldn't kill me. The press couldn't kill me. Two and a Half Men couldn't kill me. Did you really think your little jokes were going to kill me? I'm done with the winning cause I've already won.

Despite standing before a verbal firing squad for 90 minutes, Charlie Sheen left Monday night's Comedy Central roast without a scratch -- Steve-O, well that's a different story.

The Jackass star took the phrase "physical comedy" to a whole new level, ending the show by literally diving into the champion boxer's fist, a promise he made to his pal Sheen earlier in the night. He emerged bloody and bewildered with a broken nose, drawing a confused stare from William Shatner (who's presumably seen every life form in the galaxy).

Sheen later posted a photo on whosay of Steve-O, sporting a black eye and wrote:
“This is what @SteveO looked like the morning after the #SheenRoast - it's like a medical mugshot. You crazy bastard.”

Charlie Sheen is no stranger to outrageous antics and scandalous behavior, so it’s no surprise that Monday night’s roast of the beleaguered actor should include plenty of both scandal and outrage.

In a hilarious clip, Family Guy creator and Roast Master, Seth MacFarlane, takes the stage to read a specially prepared ‘obituary’ for 45-year-old Sheen.

“We all know there’s a good chance Charlie will be dead soon, so I wrote an obituary. Charlie Sheen, who became a tabloid fixture due to his problems with drugs and alcohol, was found dead in his apartment,” MacFarlane says, before pausing, then continuing. “You know what? I actually kind of just copied Amy Winehouse’s obituary.

Despite being unceremoniously fired from the show earlier this year, Charlie Sheen has revealed that not only will he watch the new season premiere of Two and a Half Men, he's throwing a viewing party!

The actor admitted during an interview on The Wendy Williams Show, set to air Monday, that he is having a group of friends at his house for both the renovated Men and his own Roast of Charlie Sheen.

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"I'm rooting but I'm curious as hell. But I'm definitely rooting for them," he told Wendy.

When asked what he would say to his replacement, Ashton Kutcher, if given the opportunity he said: "I would just give him a hug and say make me proud, bro."

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In spite of the controversy surrounding Sheen's dismissal from the show, he appears in positive spirits about the situation.

"I don't look at it as something that was taken from me," he said. "I see it as something I left behind."

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Sheen was fired from the show back in March following a string of very public outbursts criticizing the show's creator Chuck Lorre.

Monday will be a busy TV night for Sheen and his fans.  The season premiere of Two and a Half Men will air on CBS at 9 pm. The Roast of Charlie Sheen is on Comedy Central at 10 pm.

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