It is rare that Jay Leno claims the most spontaneous moment in the after 10 P.M. line-up, but his fallen (and still unidentified) ping-pong champion clinched him last night's title. The other late night legends tried valiantly to match the Sarandon segment -- Jimmy Fallon even donned head-to-toe spandex -- but the second most interesting moments arose from unlikely guests Kato Kaelin and Shirley Manson. Click through for their strangely nostalgic appearances, as well as the other moments you missed while icing your long, Leno-grazed limbs.
Jason Bateman's Nightmare Dog Sitter Story
The Up in the Air star told a cautionary tale for anyone leaving their dog home during vacation.
Lopez Tonight Employs Kato Kaelin
While the Jay Leno Show unveiled the Tiger Tote Board, a giant scoreboard designed to keep count of Tiger's alleged affairs, George Lopez enlisted O.J. sidekick Kato Kaelin to dress up in a tux, and formally induct Tiger's mistresses into the Fifteen Minutes Hall of Fame.
Jimmy Fallon Luges
Becoming the only late night host to don full-body spandex in the name of learning a winter sport in Rockefeller Center, Jimmy Fallon left his dignity at the door in the name of a dramatized skit for Late Night. Olympic silver medalist Gordie Sheer co-stars.
Shirley Manson Talks Bras, Sexy Couches and Accents on the Late Late Show
Find a lovely female guest that Craig Ferguson does not have startling chemistry with. Last night, the host's fellow Scotswoman Shirley Manson stopped by as a last minute replacement for Wayne Newton.
Kathy Griffin Wants to Recruit Elin Woods
After taking questions from a "gaytino" in the audience, Kathy Griffin, who was on air to promote her new album Suckin' It For the Holidays declared that she wants to make Elin Woods her new Levi Johnston.
Letterman Recycles Tom Hanks Reaction Footage
The Late Show found another innovative use for that old Tom Hanks video with last night's Tiger Woods Top Ten. Afterward, Ray Romano confirmed that he does have a sex scene in Men of a Certain Age.
"A Pervert With a Pronunciation Kink"
In his latest "Who's Attacking Me Now?" segment, Stephen Colbert targeted White House aide G. Edward DeSeve and challenged him to a fictional duel on the corner of Sesame Street and Electric Avenue.
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