To make it into the final four, the remaining contestants had to make it through a comedy round on 'Food Network Star' (Sun., 9PM ET on Food). They didn't have to tell jokes, even though that's what Jeff used to do for a living. He even gave the celebrity comedians a sampling of his comedy stylings.

"I would give you a cooking show just to make sure you never did stand-up again," Gilbert Gottfried told him after a joke fell very flat with the panel.

Even though his comedy didn't go over well, they did like his Italian roast beef sandwich, and his presence. When asked if they'd watch a cooking show about sandwiches, Louie Anderson said, "I'd watch him."

Louie Anderson, stand-up comedian and former 'Family Feud' host, offered a helpful, succinct impression of the 'Twilight' love triangle when he appeared on 'The Late Late Show' (weeknights, 12:37AM ET on CBS).

Pushing his hair down across his forehead, he mumbled somberly (as the brooding Edward), "I don't think we can be together ... I don't think it's gonna work out." As Bella, Anderson whined, "Well, why can't we be together?" A back-and-forth between the two characters ensued that pretty much summed up their incessant DTRs.

Anderson then molded his hair into a faux-hawk and added werewolf Jacob to the mix.

A writer named Thomas Elia has posted a very funny article listing the worst answers he and others have ever heard on Family Feud. Well, this is a brilliant idea. Families get all riled up when they play that game and sometimes really, really stupid things come out of their mouths. Some of them are boneheaded:

Question: Name a former President that most people would say is honest.
#1 Answer: Lincoln
Worst Answer: Nixon

But most of them are downright random:

Queston: Name something you do in front of your husband that you probably never did when you were dating.
#1 Answer: Undress
Worst Answer: Make out

Click on over to read the full list and then come back and tell me if he missed any classic Family Feud answers.

[Via Dooce]

Yeah, OK, I know his name is John O'Hurley, but he was freakin' funny as hell on Seinfeld, so...

O'Hurley will take over Family Feud hosting duties from Richard Karn, who took over from Louie Anderson, who took over from Ray Combs, who took over from Richard Dawson. (Did I miss anyone? I think Dawson came back for a short time in there somewhere?) I guess I should announce right now that I will be taking over hosting duties from O'Hurley in 2009.