Osama Bin Laden is dead. And there's no way the folks over at Comedy Central and especially South Park were just going to ignore it-- especially since the network has a pair of Bin Laden-themed episodes in their archive. So, this Wednesday you'll be able to continue the joyful...
Leslie Knope vs. nemesis is always fun, whether it be Marsha, the right-wing bitchface, Joan, the passive-aggressive TV host, or longtime Amy Poehler fan and improv superstar Parker Posey! Posey says she took one look at the Parks and Recreation script she was sent and agreed to...
...even though you've probably already seen it like 12 times. What can we say? Our embedding trigger was stuck all...
On Community, last season’s masterful “Modern Warfare” episode, featuring a no-holds-barred paintball match, was a huge win. And, if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it: Community will air a two-part, similarly paintball-filled season finale beginning this Thursday. Get...
When Trey Parker and Matt Stone accepted their award last month for best animated show at Comedy Central's first annual Comedy Awards, they made this comment: "Winning this award feels like being student of the month and your mom’s the teacher.” They take it a step further...
Resident Parks Department artiste/erstwhile buffoon Jerry has painted an, um, interesting piece for the community art show that leads directly to Tom Haverford being henceforth known around Pawnee as “Fat Baby.” Fasten your Renaissance-era angel diaper and let’s take a...
When Comix comedy club in New York City shuttered its doors in February, it was immediately a regional news story and slowly gained some national attention as industry insiders and comedians (notably Bobby Slayton) made grievances public. At the heart of the story is basically...
It’s finals time, and Duncan is off the wagon fer realsies—and taking everyone with him. Everyone but Shirley, that is, as she’s with child. For the rest of the Anthropology class, it’s shots and A’s all around. (PS: Fat Neil and Debbie! OMG, yes!) Dean Pelton busts...
As Jerry Seinfeld was arriving to the Vanity Fair party at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City, entertainment news show Extra snagged the comedian's first words on Donald Trump, insulted the comic a few days ago. There's a huge part of me that wishes Seinfeld just...
