This story is just plain foul!

This June, Will Ferrell will appear as a special guest on an upcoming episode of the Discovery Channel’s Man vs. Wild.

Host Bear Grylls and Ferrell traveled to the glacier ranges of Sweden for a crazy adventure that left them drinking their own urine and eating reindeer eyeballs.

Yeah really!

Discovery president John Ford obviously finds humor in it. He says, “Pairing one of the toughest men alive with one of the funniest will be an absolute riot. I can’t wait to watch.”

Ferrell, who did the show to help promote his upcoming film, The Land of the Lost, told Us magazine, “To be able to participate in an episode of Man vs. Wild was a thrill of a lifetime, even though I did get urine-drunk which is sad.”

Grylls says he was impressed with Ferrell who toughed out the harsh conditions. He said, “He trusted me when it mattered and we survived. And he has definitely had an adventure! He should be very proud of how he performed.”

On a side note, Grylls is kinda hot. Heh. As for The Land of the Lost…I’m not surprised they are making a movie out of it. It kills me. Way to ruin a great childhood memory! It’ll probably be the next Bewitched…and we all know how bad that movie sucked!

[Us]

“If you don’t watch this, you’re a giant D-bag. D stands for ‘douche.’”

- Will Ferrell in a new TV advertisement for his new Broadway show, You’re Welcome America: A Final Night With George W. Bush.  The ad, which aired mornings, was banned from ABC and CBS after morning viewers voiced their outrage to the networks.

[WENN]

The grizzly bear Will Farrell is seen wrestling with in his new movie Semi Pro attacked and killed a trainer at a training facility.

The bear, Rocky, is 5 years-old and 7 feet tall. He weighs more than 700 pounds. He has been used in numerous films and advertisements in the past, and was training for an upcoming commercial when he lunged at Stephan Miller, 39, biting him in the neck.

Maurice Moore of the San Bernadino Fire Department looked grim as he told reporters, “He, unfortunately, bit one of the trainers. A single bite to the neck, no aggression acts to follow.”

“San Bernadino Big Bear City was the first on scene. They did CPR but to no avail.”

Other trainers used pepper spray to contain the bear.