A few days ago there was a video clip making the rounds on the internet of some blonde Fox News garden knome calling the patriotism of gold medal gymnast Gabby Douglas -- a 16 year-old -- into question because she wore pink instead of red, white and blue while performing. Take it away, Stephen Colbert.

Someone posted the photo above of an Olympic rower sporting an apparent boner during a medal ceremony to Reddit yesterday afternoon under the headline, "One US rower was particularly excited by his Bronze medal..."

Every now and then the Daily Show will air a segment that really hits home for one reason or another, so much so that I find myself nodding in approval and uttering "Yes!" under my breath repeatedly. Such was the case last night when Jon Stewart illustrated how awful cable news shows are at not spoiling the Olympics for all of us.

Did you watch the U.S. women's gymnastics team barely win the gold medal last night? So much drama, right? Yeah, well, except that's not how it actually went down.

Ever since the Fox News mole released an audio tape of Mitt Romney discussing his love of dressage horses with Sean Hannity off-camera, the presidential candidate has been trying desperately to distance himself from the "sport" most view as something only rich, elitist as$holes give a crap about. Sadly for him, Stephen Colbert won't let anyone forget about it.

Guy Adams, the Twitter user who had his account suspended for bashing NBC's Olympics coverage relentlessly -- just like the rest of the internet -- is back in business, apparently. But Twitter has yet to explain why it did what it did.

Well it looks like we, the entire internet, aren't the only one not pleased with NBC's maddening, awful coverage of the London Olympics, aka the Seacrest Olympics -- Jon Stewart is at his wit's end as well.

Look, if you read UPROXX, you know we think highly of some of the people who make programming decisions at NBC, and you've probably heard how everyone on Twitter hates them for the way they're handling broadcasting the Olympics.Nevertheless, this, via Deadspin, is chilling.

The Olympics really could use more corgis, couldn't they?