If you liked this morning's stories about "Saturday Night Live's" Brett Favre commercial and "South Park's" plagiarism of an Internet video, good news: "Saturday Night Live's" Brett Favre commercial may have been stolen from an Internet video.

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On August 3, 2010, an announcement was made that rocked the very foundation of life as we know it.

Monday Night Football: Packers at Vikings (ESPN) -- It's the perfect storm of ESPN annoying the hell out of you: Brett Favre on Monday Night Football playing for his longtime hated rival against his former team during the same week that the league is promoting breast cancer awareness, an illness that his wife Deanna survived.

"Joe Buck Live" debuted as the replacement for "Costas Now" last night, and while the central story this morning should have been Brett Favre talking about his potential return to the NFL as a Minnesota Viking, the show was instead hijacked by Howard Stern footman Artie Lange, who appeared on the final segment with Paul Rudd (a high school friend of Buck) and SNL's Jason Sudeikis.