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Late Night Highlights: Kristen Bell Welcomes Craig Ferguson's Robot Sidekick and Jay Smooches Ellen

Last night, Craig Ferguson finally unveiled his new robot sidekick, Geoff Peterson, a smartly dressed skeleton constructed by Mythbusters guru Grant Imahara. Geoff may not have Andy Richter's one-liners but he is equipped with pre-recorded responses ("You're the man.") and a few movements than can be controlled by the host from his desk. The Late Late Show celebrated Geoff's debut with a musical cold open and then a sit-down with one of the show's favorite guests, Kristen Bell, who tested Geoff's tolerance with a story about her own dietary intolerance. Those moments, as well as the other highlights you missed last night while reviewing your Easter Egg Roll performance, after the jump.

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4. Rapping with R-Dawg

Randy Jackson hit the Tonight Show last night to defend this season's American Idol contestants, discuss Simon Cowell's potential replacements and comment on all the flirting going on behind the judge's table. Little did he know, Jay Leno had video evidence of his own on-air flirting with one AI judge.

3. Cardboard Snooks

Jimmy Fallon tried to capitalize on the success of ABC's Dancing with the Stars with a new segment called Dancing with the Cardboard Cutouts of the Stars. Strangely, the segment is just as thrilling as the actual ABC show.

2. Kellan Lutz's Easter Basket

The amateur inventor and New Moon star spoke to Jimmy Kimmel last night about how he makes the most of his time in the car and what his mom got him this year for Easter.

1. Introducing Geoff Petersen

The memorable Late Late Night kicked off with a musical tribute ("Look Out, There's a Monster Coming") to the show's new sidekick before Craig (and Geoff) interviewed Kristen Bell.