There's absolutely nothing wrong with college basketball. Nope. Not a thing. It's all completely, honestly, thoroughly good in every regard. This week's panel of comics - Chelsea Peretti, Dan Curry, Greg Johnson, Baratunde Thurston, Julie Goldman and Jay Larson - share their love of the NCAA in the latest installment of our Lewis Black's Root of All Evil-affiliated Weekly Evil.

We stand by our previous pronouncements of evil, the Elliot Spitzer scandal and St. Patrick's Day. What should next week's evil be, do you think? We're taking suggestions...

Is it just me, or does Shake hate having to tune into Comedy Central to watch Futurama? Whatever the case, it appears that some animated characters are not happy with their network's acquisitions department.

Anyway, we're not sure if this constitutes giving us some love, but we'll take it.

The Eliot Spitzer scandal may be old news by now, but we couldn't help weigh in on it anyway for our Lewis Black's Root of All Evil-affiliated Weekly Evil. Up yours, pundit-sphere! This week, Andres du Bouchet, Jackie Clarke, Eric Andre, Ryan Hamilton, Will Carlough and DC Benny weigh in on why giving one's wife hooker herpes is not so ethical.

Previously: St. Patrick's Day is Evil

Chris Romano, who plays Stencil (one-half of Cookie Party! champs The Mustangs) on The Sarah Silverman Program, is having his own orgasm-inducing show "I'll Have What I'm Having" tonight at the Comedy Central Stage in Hollywood.

Here's the info:

I'LL HAVE WHAT I'M HAVING
Chris Romano and Friends
Wednesday, March 19 @ 8:00 p.m.
6539 Santa Monica Boulevard
Hollywood, California

The show is free with reservations -- info is here. If that doesn't sell you, watch this clip from the "Cookie Party!" episode in which he wears the boob bones of Sarah Silverman's mom.

Evil abounds in this world, and that's sort of the premise of the new/awesome show Lewis Black's Root of All Evil. But Lewis is just one man (maybe 2 or 3 at most), and there's so much evil to prosecute. Which is why we've assembled a panel of available distinguished pundits to talk about evil, evil topics, every week. And what a panel! This week it's: Julie Klausner, Anthony Jeselnik, Rodney Laney, Michelle Buteau, Vince Averill and Margot Leitman. The evil? St. Patrick's Day, of course.

Keep an eye out - we're going to be doing this every week! When you call something "Weekly Evil," it kind of locks you into a schedule, you know?

This primary season, I've been extremely thankful for the Internet (the Internet!) for staying so true to itself and proving that no matter what your stance is on any issue, candidate or belief, there is literally no idea that is not better expressed using boobs and underpants. To whit:

New Episodes of Lil' Bush start next week!

Todd Barry has a new record out on Comedy Central Records. He does! It is called "From Heaven," because it sounds like a thousand angels, in beautiful unison, telling dick jokes. Just kidding. We're having some trouble figuring out how to promote it, as this video will attest.

And here's a nice Todd Barry e-card from our nice friends at Comedy Central Records.

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