Rob Lowe‬, ‪Comedy Central Roast

The special, which was taped on Aug. 27 in Los Angeles, gathered a slew of celebrities to rip on Lowe over his acting career, perfectly good looks and infamous past liaisons and sex tape — while his family, wife Sheryl Berkoff and sons Matthew, 22, and John Owen, 20, sat in the audience.

My music is very earnest, but I have a very dark sense of humor, and on my stage I'm pretty biting and kind of do stand up," she told USA TODAY at the Comedy Central after party. That group also includes Gilbert Gottfried, who made history by telling the first major 9/11 joke after 9/11 at 2001’s Hugh Hefner roast, and Greg Giraldo, who was a consistent MVP at the events before his death in 2010.

"I do a lot of skits and really strange characters (at my shows), so it was fun to have the opportunity tonight to kind of show a little bit of it. Rob Riggle then suggested that Coulter’s presence could only mean only one thing: “Someone must have said her name three times. Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice!”

There are the veteran comedians, most notably “Roastmaster General” Jeff Ross, who has appeared on the past 13 roasts, including this Monday’s Roast of Rob Lowe. “I’m fairly positive I knew it wasn't ‘pop,’ as we called soda,” Lowe wrote. The Comedy Central Roast of Rob Lowe aired on Monday night, and even though the former Broncos quarterback was the only roaster not to swear, he still packed a mean punch.

“It was beer, probably Stroh’s, as a few years later that brand would become my favorite. Making jokes about everything from Ann Coulter to Arizona State to Rob Lowe’s track record of canceled sitcoms. In his tell all book, “Love Life,” Lowe says his father introduced him to alcohol at the young age of five.