Can someone call Miss Manners? I'd like to know if vulva puppets are appropriate before 6pm.

Tyra's vagina show went down (ha!) yesterday, and it was as Tyra-ish as I expected. NSFW, if you work in the kind of place that frowns upon vulva puppets.

I'm going to stop making fun of Tyra Banks, because her ridiculousness has now gotten to the point where I find it hard to believe she's not actually making fun of herself. The alternative — that this woman's earnest silliness is actually genuine — is something I'm not ready to face.

Her newest exciting idea for her talk show is to have a vagina day. All vaginas! The whole hour!

She added, "We should be able to talk to our daughters, sisters, mothers and friends about our bodies and not be embarrassed. I hope after this show women will not be ashamed about what's up down there."

Banks gives her audience an anatomy quiz, welcomes two gynecologist to the show, and shows a segment in which she takes a 28-year-old Plano, Texas, woman to her very first gynecological appointment – all in an effort to educate women about what can be an uncomfortable topic.

Or maybe I'm being to hard on T.B.? I mean, teaching the modern woman about "what's up down there" is as noble a cause as any.