On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Ellen DeGeneres shows a picture of Chord Overstreet as Rocky in 'Glee's' tribute to 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.' It's a memorable image, with Overstreet wearing nothing but tight, gold lame shorts and a pair of boots.

Then, proving that once again she has an uncanny knack for getting Hollywood hunks partially naked, DeGeneres convinces the actor to flash his underwear.

The musical drama 'Glee' is pretty hip right now. But does that coolness transfer over to one of the show's stars?

On 'The Late Late Show' (weeknights, 12:37AM ET on CBS), Craig Ferguson talked with Jayma Mays -- who plays the OCD-afflicted guidance counselor on 'Glee.' While asking Jayma about her odd first name, Craig learned that Jayma's parents were wannabe hippies who simply made the name up. The hippie thing was strike one against Ms. Mays (the host isn't a fan of them). "Not cool," he said.

Craig gave Jayma another chance to show she was "cool." He placed a dollar bill on his desk and told the actress not to steal it. Unfortunately, Jayma failed this test as well.

On the latest 'Chelsea Lately' (weeknights, 11PM ET on E!) host Chelsea Handler revealed what she was looking for in a man. Although Chelsea is rumored to be currently dating rapper 50 Cent, her description of an ideal mate was slightly different from her current supposed "partner."

Handler welcomed guest Julian McMahon onto her show. And she seemed a bit smitten with the Australian actor. McMahon discussed his appearance in an upcoming charity performance of 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.' Among his co-stars are cast members from 'Glee,' and actor Danny DeVito. When DeVito's name was mentioned, Chelsea seemed to perk up. "I like that little 'nugget,'" she said.

Earlier this week, 'Glee' fans were happy to watch a "leaked" video featuring the full rendition of 'Time Warp' that the cast will perform on Tuesday's episode saluting 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show.'

Some may think this is the first time the classic rock number has been performed by a television show cast outside of the original 1975 film ... and they would be wrong.

In fact, while many of the 'Glee' stars were still in grade school, Drew Carey was doing the 'Time Warp' on his own show -- complete with elaborate costumes and choreographed dance routines.

There's still an entire week until we're exposed to the full glory of 'The Rocky Horror Glee Show,' but don't worry -- the songs from the sure-to-be epic episode of 'Glee' have leaked online.

Since there's no new 'Glee' tonight due to baseball playoffs (they're inexplicably re-airing "Hairography" instead), listen to these 'Rocky Horror' covers instead. The gang takes turns sharing lead vocals on 'Time Warp' and 'There's a Light (Over At the Frankenstein Place),' while Finn belts a solo 'Dammit, Janet' and Emma urges you to 'Toucha Toucha Touch Me.' We get our first chance to hear Uncle Jesse John Stamos show off his singing chops on 'Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?' and Mercedes takes over 'Science Fiction Double Feature.'

If that's not enough, the full version of 'Time Warp' has leaked in video form, too. Check them all out after the jump.

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This week, we discuss spoilers recently released for the upcoming episodes of 'Glee,' including for the special 'Rocky Horror'-themed Halloween episode.

Now that the highly buzzed-about Britney Spears installment of 'Glee' has been shot, the Fox show has a new Very Special Episode to look forward to. The next pop culture tribute planned for 'Glee' is a 'Rocky Horror Picture Show'-themed episode.

According to E! Online, the show has landed cameos from some of the movie's original cast members. Barry Bostwick, who played Brad Majors, and Meat Loaf will pop up as "station managers who have an 'interesting proposal' for Sue Sylvester," E! reports.

Generally speaking, I'm not an anti-remake person. There are times when a remake is perfectly acceptable and oftentimes can improve upon the best of the original, like Battlestar Galactica, for instance. However -- you knew that was coming, didn't you? -- this remake just sounds like a disaster in the making. MTV is going to turn The Rocky Horror Picture Show into a TV movie. They will take the 1975 cult classic sci-fi, horror musical spoof and give it a 2008 spin.

Oh, please! You cannot strike lightning twice. Rocky Horror was a phenomenon. It was a cult classic because the people who found and supported the movie in all those midnight movie showings felt like they were part of a "with it" crowd. It was like we had all found a diamond in the rough, a film that Hollywood just didn't get. How can MTV possibly think they'll recapture that zeitgeist in a TV movie?