This may come as quite a surprise -- especially for those of you that didn't even know this show was still on air -- but Fox has decided to cancel its freshman sketch comedy show, 'In the Flow with Affion Crockett.'

The network aired six episodes of the show earlier this fall, on Sunday nights at 9:30PM ET.

Despite having some series comedy talent behind-the-scenes, like Jamie Foxx, 'Mad TV' co-creators Fax Bahr and Adam Small and 'Arrested Development' creator Mitch Hurwitz, the sketch comedy failed to find an audience, having only pulled in a 1.0 rating in the 18-49 demo.

Jamie Foxx never got to meet Michael Jackson face-to-face, but he did get to see The Jacksons perform back in 1983. It was there that he learned the full power of Michael's presence, as he mentioned on 'The Tonight Show' (Weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC).

"He's the only man to make other grown men faint," Foxx marveled. He then showed Jay Leno how the fainting went down, but it was a bit later when he decided to try and show Leno how to do some of Jackson's patented moves that we were intrigued.

Jay Leno is many things, but a dancer as cool as Michael Jackson he is most definitely not. Foxx took him through the moonwalk, and even tried to get the host to tackle Jackson's patented crotch grab, which was as uncomfortable to watch as you'd imagine.

A new sketch comedy show premiered this weekend, picking up the reigns from 'In Living Color' and 'Chappelle's Show.' In fact, on 'In the Flow with Affion Crockett' (Sun., 9PM ET on FOX), Crockett even had relatives of Chappelle and the Wayans on to make it official, sort of. They were on right before he showed us his send-up of Chappelle.

As you would expect with a sketch comedy show, the quality of the shorts varied dramatically. We loved the guest spots by Snoop Dogg, Russell Simmons and Samuel L. Jackson throughout the back-to-back installments we got in this premiere, but for every funny bit like Snoop Dogg in an 'Avatar' send-up, there were disappointing misfires like the arrogant gospel singer.

At the taping of Oprah Winfrey's final episodes of 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' celebs came out in force and gushed over the media mogul on 'Access Hollywood Live' (weekdays, syndicated).

"She has set the watermark for quality in television, daytime and nighttime, and it's going to be my desire, my goal and my hope to reach that level, or somewhere close to it, to make her happy and proud," said Rosie O'Donnell, who is set to debut a new talk show on Winfrey's OWN network.

Sure, Jamie Foxx is just playing an animated canary named Nico in the film 'Rio,' but that doesn't mean he doesn't take his preparations seriously. On 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM on ABC), Foxx joked about the rigorous studying he did for the role, from acting like a bird to studying the geography of Rio firsthand.

"I actually slept in a nest the whole time I was filming this because, you know, I'm method," he said. He also revealed that he considers Nico, a yellow canary, to be "light-skinned."

People say a lot of things about President Obama, but one thing you have to give the guy. He can take a joke at his expense. In the case of Jamie Foxx, it was deservedly so. On 'The Tonight Show' (Weeknights, 11:35PM ET on NBC), Jay Leno showed footage of Foxx entertaining for the president.

He stopped the music, though, to call the president out on the dancing skills he displayed on 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show.'

Foxx started mimicking the presidential moves, saying, "That definitely was not the black side in you right there."

Jimmy Kimmel's parking lot security guard hilarious sidekick hit the red carpet of the Grammys to schmooze with the stars. More precisely, Guillermo teased and tormented them. The resulting footage was on full display on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (weeknights, 12AM ET on ABC). Since Valentine's Day was around the corner, he handed roses to the ladies (such as Miley Cyrus) and a few coupons for a free massage that "expires in one minute." He offered a rose to a long-haired Megadeth member, saying sweetly, "A rose for the lady?" It was thrown back in his face.

Wearing a Justin Bieber-esque wig, he was asked by Nicki Minaj, "Do you see how crazy you look?" This, coming from a woman with her hair fashioned after an animal print and topped by a beehive reminiscent of Bride of Frankenstein. He replied, "No. Do you see how crazy you look?" She burst out laughing.

The real Justin Bieber then passed by. Guillermo said, "Wow, he smell like cookies!" Marc Anthony roughed him up a little for giving Jennifer Lopez a rose, and Guillermo had just one question for Jamie Foxx: "How do you make babies?"

Jamie Foxx has a teenage daughter. Corinne likes Justin Bieber, sure, but she "really like 'hood stuff," the actor shared on 'Lopez Tonight' (weeknights, 12AM ET on TBS).

Being a protective father, Foxx goes with her everywhere. Too bad he can't shield her from everything. At a Drake concert, "I just see a whole cloud of marijuana coming," he said.

He jumped up and hovered over George Lopez, pretending the host was his daughter. Flapping his arms, he yelled, "Don't breathe in, baby! It's bad for you, it's bad!" He continued to wave away the imaginary smoke, but turned around briefly to inhale a little, too.

During the monologue of 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' (Weeknights, 12AM ET on ABC), Kimmel marveled that a rerun of 'Two and a Half Men' was the most-watched show Monday night. Being a family sitcom he thought there might be a negative reaction in the Nielsens to Charlie Sheen's off-screen troubles, but that wasn't the case at all.

"I don't know if people thought he might bring the porn stars onto the set of the show or what," he said.

Later in the show, he asked guest Jamie Foxx his thoughts on Sheen's recent activities that led to his current at-home rehab stint.

"Couple of hookers and some cocaine?" Foxx asked. "Come on, that's Wednesday for me. No, I'm just kidding." He then started rubbing his nose conspicuously until the audience started laughing.

Mo'Nique has been sporting a more natural look of late, and Jamie Foxx and Jay Leno got to talking about it on 'The Tonight Show' (Weeknights, 11:35PM on NBC). Foxx is in preparations for a role as a woman, and Leno asked him if he was planning to shave or wax his legs.

"I'm gonna let it hang out," he said. But he quickly had to explain himself. "Not like that. I'm saying I'm gonna let the hair grow."

That got them onto the topic of Mo'Nique's hairy legs, which she's been showcasing at various events. "That's sexy in the south," Foxx said. "Like to braid that up. Guy's just be at home braiding her leg. Baby, you so sexy."

We're not qualified to speak about what is or isn't considered sexy anywhere in the world, but braided leg hair? That's a new one on us.

In a story that won't be appearing in any "Celebrities ... They're Just Like Us!" segments any time soon, Jamie Foxx revealed a recent birthday exchange between him and his 'The Soloist' and 'Due Date' co-star Robert Downey, Jr. on 'Late Show with David Letterman' (Weeknights, 11:35PM on CBS).

Downey had recently purchases a house with some acreage, but according to Foxx, he showed his empty stables. Foxx then slipped into a funny Downey impression talking about it. "Dude, here's my empty stables, dude," he mimicked.

Ultimately, after some ribbing about Downey playing a black man in a movie, and spending some time in jail, Foxx revealed that he did get the Downeys two horses, one for Robert and one for his wife.

Jamie Foxx tries to teach George Stephanopoulos a portion of his song 'Yep That's Me' on 'Good Morning America' (weekdays, 7AM ET on ABC), but the anchor's ability to rap proves a bit lacking.

Now that Conan O'Brien has a new talk show, 'Lopez Tonight' has moved to a different starting time (weeknights, 12AM ET on TBS). 'Lopez' is now more of a late late night experience. In honor of the show's new schedule, actor Jamie Foxx appeared, got George Lopez a little drunk, and then started talking about drugs.

Foxx celebrated the "after hours" time slot by having Lopez do some shots of booze. Once the pair was a little tipsy, Jamie shifted the conversation to the topic of Proposition 19 -- the attempt to legalize marijuana under California law.

The actor discussed his own prodigious pot consumption, then advanced a novel theory -- that Barack Obama is stoned all the time.

Jamie Foxx is returning to his sketch comedy roots on the network that gave him his first big break. According to Deadline, Fox has given a 12-episode order to a new sketch comedy show, tentatively titled 'The Jamie Foxx Project,' for midseason.

Foxx worked on a sketch comedy pilot for the last pilot cycle, but this is a different show with a few holdovers from the previous cast and writing team. Affion Crockett ('The Boondocks,' 'Nick Cannon Presents: Short Circuitz') will star and produce, and Carl Jones will write and produce.

It's been nearly a decade now since actor/director/singer/comedian Jamie Foxx's last regular television gig, 'The Jamie Foxx Show,' went off the air, but now it looks like he may finally be making a triumphant return to the small screen. The venue? Why, it's a mob drama of course.

Okay, so we know what you're thinking: what? According to Deadline, though, Foxx is in the process of polishing his producer byline by developing a project called 'Tommy's Little Girl,' which will focus on the relationship between an aging mob boss and his daughter.

It may not be the most obvious genre for Foxx, who made his name on television with the classic sketch comedy series 'In Living Color,' but as his career has shown, Foxx enjoys nothing more than pushing his creative boundaries and defying expectations. And 'Tommy's Little Girl' is no different: To pitch the series, Foxx is putting together a full-length trailer, financed by a private investor, which he plans to then use a calling card to drum up studio interest.