Matt Damon talks sh*t.Warning: the following Public Service Announcements feature one of the world's most beloved actors saying the word "sh*t" (but without the asterisk).

Matt Damon, who probably put plenty of pennies in the Water.org swear jar, is raising awareness of the fact that poor sanitation kills millions of children every year in these short commercials for the "Talk Sh*t on Toilet Day" campaign. I think the idea behind this is Matt Damon is allowed to swear, because Matt Damon is perfect.

Last night, Roger Craig won the 2011 "Jeopardy!" Tournament of Champions. He was helped along on Monday night, when he found two Daily Doubles in a row and made them "true Daily Doubles" by risking everything both times, a feat Best Week Ever calls "The ballsiest 60 seconds of 'Jeopardy'-playing in history." It is pretty impressive! I would not have gotten (at least) the first question right:

Jeff is DISGUSTED. (CBS)I think I know why we don't often see or read interviews with people who work behind the scenes at reality shows. It's not because knowing how the shows are produced would make us realize they are fake and therefore render us unable to enjoy them any longer. It's because if we had access to the people who know ALL the dirt, we would stop caring about the people on camera and their fashion lines or tattoos or ghostwritten novels. FOR EXAMPLE: An anonymous camera operator who's worked on such reality shows as "The Amazing Race," "The Apprentice," and (most germanely) "Survivor" volunteered for an Ask Me Anything session on Reddit, in the course of which he or she offered up some decent gossip about the production on "Survivor," like the debauchery that goes on at the crew's camp and how camera operators sometimes just pretend to be filming when they aren't.