Mets Leave 'Em Laughing: 2013 MLB All-Star Game TV Comedy Recap

The 2013 All-Star Game may be over, but it did leave us with some memorable TV comedy moments from some familiar Mets faces.

First up is the one Mets fans have been talking about for days, Matt Harvey interviewing New Yorkers about Matt Harvey:

This is too good. Up to now I would have never suspected Harvey would be the kind of guy who would do this kind of silly stuff. He may have grown up a Yankees fan but methinks this guy is a real Met after all. Go ahead and rewind to 1:30 to watch Matt's reaction to the "kinda saw him naked" comment a few more times. It's OK, I'll wait for you.

FOX Replaces Entire ALCS Broadcast Team With The Judges From The X Factor

Concerned about rain delays and the possibility that their "hit" show The X Factor could be preempted again, FOX has decided that during tonight's game, the FOX broadcast team will be replaced by the judges from The X Factor. Baseball fans are mostly thrilled since it means they will not have to listen to Joe Buck.

Fox Attempts To Please Fans Of Baseball & Dinosaurs, Fails At Both

Desperate not to lose viewers tuning in for Terra Nova, FOX digitally added dinosaurs to game 2 of the ALCS when the game ran long.

Mets Sweeps Week: Mets To Appear In "House" Movie Special On FOX

As we've been reporting all week, the Mets are in the midst of an all out assault to dominate your television this fall.  The team has deals already in place with NBC and TNT as well as an appearance on The History Channel's Pawn Stars.  Today, the Mets announced they have signed a deal with FOX to produce a 2-Hour Movie edition of the network's hit show House entitled House: Prevention & Recovery.

According to the show's creator David Shore, the Mets and their multiple health problems will present Dr. House with the ultimate challenge.

Fox issued this synopsis in a press release today:

HOUSE: PREVENTION & RECOVERY

When a local baseball team starts coming down with mysterious ailments that seemingly refuse to heal, Dr. House (Hugh Laurie) and his team are called in to solve the problem.  The task seems easy at first, but soon the team realizes just how difficult it is to keep these guys healthy.  Just when the team solves one problem, another arises.  The problems get worse when a fist fight breaks out in the hospital lounge.  With incurable concussions, paper thin ligaments, disintegrating knees and hot-headed Venezuelans facing him at every turn, will House be able to get any of these guys back on the field for Spring Training?

Fans of House and the Mets can expect House: Prevention and recovery to air sometime this November.

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