Jon Stewart has been having fun with Gloria Allred's recent press conference regarding the anti-gay accusations against Atlanta Braves pitching coach Roger McDowell on 'The Daily Show' (Weeknights, 11PM ET on Comedy Central). His main point of contention surrounds a masturbatory simulation with a baseball bat that McDowell allegedly did in front of a family.

The problem, as Stewart sees it, is that Allred had the same act performed at her press conference in front of the same two young girls who allegedly witnessed McDowell simulating the sex act on a baseball bat, which led to the lawsuit she's trying.

(S03E19) I'm going to be speaking to Carter Bays and Craig Thomas tomorrow afternoon, and I think that one of the first questions I'm going to ask them is if Britney Spears is going to be a recurring guest on the show. It's starting to look that way, based on what we saw tonight; the way things ended, I can just imagine crazy Abby popping up once or twice per season, just to make Ted's life miserable. And since Brit Brit established the role, I'd imagine she'd come back and reprise it.

And that's not altogether a bad thing. Once she becomes part of the fabric of the show, the episodes will be less about her presence and more about the story. Somehow (heh), Brit pulls off the nutty stalker role well enough, and maybe her acting will get a bit more refined the more she appears. At least I hope it does.

Why am I prattling on about Britney? Because there isn't much more about this episode that really stood out.
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