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Zachary Levi doesn't just play a nerd on TV in 'Chuck,' it seems he may also be one in real-life. On 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Levi proudly showed off the customized golf cart he uses to tool around the studio lot while shooting.

Levi's ride is heavily modified, with off-road lights, oversized tires, side mirrors and "Nerd Herd" logos from the show. "I'm, like, two steps away from it being street legal now," he said.

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No part is too small. Rob Corddry learned that early on in his career.

Corddry stopped by 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated) and Bonnie surprised him with video from his first TV acting gig. "I'm so excited to be on TV -- 'I made it, mom!' -- and I'm fully covered in this like amusement park costume." Corddry played the "happy muskrat." As if that wasn't embarrassing enough, the TV show didn't use his voice. Only the actor's leg made the cut.

Poor Rob, we're sure it didn't help to have Bonnie laughing so hard after watching the clip.

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Ever wonder what a Russian version the 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated) would be like? Well, you're in luck because here's a special glimpse!

Somehow we don't think slapping a blonde wig on a burly Russian man makes the host as charming as Bonnie Hunt, but we did enjoy those vodka cupcakes -- yes, it's just a small bottle of vodka in a cupcake, it's still funny.

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Thomas Haden Church went into great detail reminding Bonnie Hunt of when they met before, then confessed having a secret crush on her on today's 'Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

Church said he was so taken with Hunt that he regularly spoke to other men about her, including David Letterman, and was drawn to her because she's "dude-funny." "That's a compliment," he said.

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Legendary 88-year-old actress Betty White appeared on the season finale of the ABC sitcom 'The Middle,' alongside 11 year-old star Atticus Shaffer. And so, as a guest on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Shaffer got the question: Since you're so young, do you even know who Betty White is? The precocious actor handled the question with aplomb. "I like to know who I'm working with, so I looked her up... she's like an icon, basically."

Shaffer also recognized White from a recent "Snickers" commercial, which is great. But truly, we hope that the younger generation doesn't only remember White for her one-time job selling candy bars.

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Actress Elizabeth Mitchell, star of 'Lost' and 'V,' appeared on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated) to talk about her family. The good news? Her son C.J. has learned how to flirt with girls!

The bad news? C.J. is only four years old. "He's flirting -- I swear he's flirting," said Mitchell. "And he has the most fascinating tactics." Apparently, C.J. has learned the most valuable secret in the universe: how to flirt with girls and succeed every time.

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What's it like to get divorced from one of the most famous women in the world? Kevin Federline, former husband of Britney Spears and current star of 'Celebrity Fit Club,' discussed his relationship with Ms. Spears on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

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Is there anything cuter than a baby feeding itself? Scott Wolf of 'V' proudly showed a home movie of his one-year-old son munching on Cheerios on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

In this clip, Wolf's son, whose name is Jackson, attempts to pick up a single Cheerio with his mouth. After several unsuccessful tries, the cereal somehow manages to end up in his nose.

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On 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), actor Craig Robinson decided to take matters into his own hands and express his love for Hunt in the best way possible ... through song.

Robinson (star of 'Hot Tub Time Machine') began an impromptu duet with Hunt. "The first time I saw you," he sang, "in the parking lot. I thought to myself; she's going to her car, what did she forgot?" Then Hunt took over the song. "Take it, baby," Robinson said to her. The whole thing goes downhill after that.

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On the latest episode of 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), Erin Andrews talked about some problems that she's been having with her 'Dancing With the Stars' partner, Maksim Chmerkovskiy. First, there's the small issue of his accent. While talking about their dancing training, Andrews said, "And you're all flustered ... and he's like 'Give me your hand.' And I'm like, 'Here!' And he's like 'Your hand!' And I'm like, 'Here!' ... And he's like 'Your head!'" "How am I supposed to know," Erin said to Chmerkovskiy, "between your accent or not?" We can see how that could be a problem.

But then Chmerkovskiy rebuts Andrews. "She's doing an impersonation of a Frenchman. I don't speak like [that]." And on top of that, she thinks he's from Russia when he's really from the Ukraine. "You're giving me geography lessons, [now]," Andrews said.

Ah, dancing. It is difficult. But we still feel the unspoken love flowing between the partners. Check out the full video to see the love/hate dynamic in action.

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Matt Lucas -- who starred as Tweedledee and Tweedledum in Tim Burton's 'Alice in Wonderland' -- was on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated), to discuss his first brush with fame. Apparently, as a young actor, Lucas got a chance to meet Madonna and have his picture taken with her.

This was an exciting moment for Lucas. "I thought, yeah ... finally I've arrived ... with all these cool beautiful people," he said. Unfortunately, Lucas had his fly unzipped in the photo taken with the Material Girl. We're sure that Madonna has seen worse things than an unzipped fly, but still -- with Lucas telling the tale, we got to savor his humiliation as he relived it all over again.

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Foolhardy childhood dares are nothing new, but Tyler Labine's wins points for perhaps being one of the most dangerous. While in the ninth grade, the 'Sons of Tucson' star took a dive off a 93-foot cliff and broke several bones due to a poor landing, he said on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

Labine bit a hole in his tongue and broke two ribs and his sternum, he said. But, despite his injuries, he doesn't appear to have learned his lesson, and told Bonnie Hunt that kids should always accept crazy dares from their friends. (Seriously, though, don't.)

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Bonnie Hunt has the weirdest guests on the 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated). Just the other day, she had Niecy Nash yelling at her about forgetting a birthday party. And on Tuesday, Hunt interviewed Crispin Glover, who is perhaps The Weirdest Man Alive™.

Glover talked about owning his own castle in the Czech Republic. And we can all relate to that, right? Or maybe not. Anyway, the former George McFly talked about his castle and shared photographs with an amazed Hunt. "This dining room ... it's like from the set of 'Dark Shadows,' she said. Why the castle? Cause there's horse stables next door that he uses for a sound stage. What? Watch the clip to find out more.

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Don't mess with Niecy Nash! The comedy star is appearing on the newest season of 'Dancing With the Stars,' and was on 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated) Monday to discuss her career.

Apparently, Hunt had earlier "ditched" Niecy after Niecy set up a double-date for them, and then Hunt made matters worse by forgetting her birthday. Nash didn't take this lying down. "...Make it up to me!" she told Hunt, over and over again. Hunt, who kept saying she was "still gonna be busy," finally gave in.

The lesson here: If you forget Niecy Nash's birthday, you can still make it up to her with a present later on. Let's hope that Nash is as good at dancing as she is at arguing.

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Bonnie Hunt auditions for 'Dancing With the Stars' and things go horribly wrong in a skit from 'The Bonnie Hunt Show' (weekdays, syndicated).

Hunt practices a Charleston dance step and jazz hands while wearing high heels and leg warmers. Toward the end of the audition, Hunt's instructor swings her through the air, but, because he recently applied lotion to his hands, he loses his grip and she goes flying.

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