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: Graig (who still has the bird flu) tonights comments on the weekends upcoming movies, including "Over the Hedge" and of course "The Da Vinci Code." Listing some interesting reasons for why people might be upset about the two movies. Later, another edition of "ESPN UK" sees Derek Weems welcoming a surfing legend.

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Writers:: Philip McGrade Jonathan Morano Ted Mulkerin Joe O'Brien Ned Rice Joe Strazzullo Craig Ferguson David Nickoll David Harte

Director:: Brian J. McAloon

Stars:: Craig Ferguson (Host); Shadoe Stevens (Announcer)

Guest Star:: Nick Lachey (Himself/Performer); Mia Maestro (Herself); Dominic Monaghan (Surfing Legend "Colin Wellington")

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Casting: Dominic Monaghan makes an unannounced special appearance. edit »

Graig: "Cincinnati is were you're from, I've always wondered, is that a southern or a northern town?"
Nick Lachey: "Cincinnati is still wondering that, it's actually one of those cities that wants to be a northern town but it's so southern at the same time, it's caught in the middle."
Graig: "So you get fried food...and liberals?" edit »
Graig commenting on the great paintings produced during 'the renaissance'
Graig: "Leonardo da Vinci, was a comtemporary of Michaelangelo, Raphael and Donatello, it's true, all of the great works back then were done by Ninja Turltes." edit »
Graig: "The movie, The Da Vinci Code starts in the Louvre museum, a big art gallery in paris. I've been there, oh I've been around and not just sexually, but actually traveling. Anyway when you...Ok sexually too." edit »
Graig: "Apparently the church is not just upset about The Da Vinci Code there also upset about Over The Hedge. Something, I don't know what it is, something about too much bush..." edit »
*Graig commenting on the book, The Da Vinci Code*
Graig: "This book is hugely popular, it's in 45 languages, which makes it very difficult to read." edit »