It doesn't happen often, but every once in awhile, Craig Ferguson really wants to talk about his guest's creative project on 'The Late Late Show' (Weeknights, 12:37AM ET on CBS). Considering Leslie Bibb's new movie is called 'A Good Old Fashioned Orgy,' you knew he was going to want to talk about this.

But before he could even really get into it, she interrupted him. "I don't take part in the orgy," she said.

"Well, I don't want to see it then," he replied.

The two then got into a rather frank, or as frank as it can be on network television, discussion about orgies, with Bibb having some concerns about the logistics of them.

If you've ever wanted to see a genuine panic attack on the verge of breaking out, you need only witness Leslie Bibb's body language when Chelsea Handler mentioned snakes on 'Chelsea Lately' (Weeknights, 11PM ET on E!). The actress looked convinced Handler was about to drop a bucket of them onto her head.

Handler was pleased because she thinks Bibb may be the only person even more terrified of snakes than she is. "I'm sweating right now on my hands," Bibb said. "Just saying the word 'snake' it freaks me out."

It almost made us wish Handler had brought out a snake. Especially when Bibb innocently asked if Jay Leno had truly surprised Handler with a snake during an appearance on his show. How could that question get us into trouble, you ask?

You see this picture? That's Christopher Egan in NBC's new midseason drama Kings. He'll be playing a David-like character -- as in David versus Goliath -- when the series debuts later this year or in early 2009. And in an interesting casting coup reported by EW's Michael Ausiello, Macaulay Culkin has been cast on Kings as King Silas' nephew. The king, by the way, is the formidable Ian McShane. Joel reported just how formidable McShane is at last summer's TCA.

Culkin is a long way from the adorable Kevin McAllister in the Home Alone movies, but he's still got that charismatic appeal.

Since Kings is all about power, as McShane's nephew who has been exiled from the kingdom and returns after David's success defeating the Goliath of the show -- a killer tank -- I can see him perhaps as a Mordred character. In other words, an antagonist with issues.

Culkin isn't the only name to join Kings in some capacity: Brian Cox, Miguel Ferrer, Leslie Bibb and Michael Stahl-David are also on board for guest arcs.