Before They Get Stale: Amy Sedaris, Amy Poehler and Paul F. Tompkins
Amy Sedaris and Paul Dinello are developing a new sitcom. Let's all pray to the sitcom Gods that this gets picked up. [Reuters]
Doug Benson, Paul F. Tompkins and Sean Cullen all love movies. [Blip]
I wasn't going to vote for Sarah Palin until I saw this and remembered, "she hunts mooses!" Sold. [Palin as President]
Frank Caliendo admits to being annoyed by his Frank TV ads. His honesty is commendable. I still won't admit I can't use proper punctuation?.! [Orlando Sentinel]
Dana Gould thinks "all comedians are innately dissatisfied with life in one form or another." [Punchline Magazine]
Dennis Leary doesn't believe in autism? [NY Post]
Sweet Dee and Artemis kill an audition. Every time someone says they killed at an audition, I think of the movie Audition and realize I am a nerd. [YouTube Reviewed]
Amy Poehler's new web-series, Smart Girls at the Party, uses the internet to promote self-esteem and education amongst girls. Wow! You mean you can use the internet to not insult people? [Videogum]
Someone (Matt Tobey) was a poophole (Matt Tobey) and stole all of this link's planned Chocolate News puns (Matt Toblerone) before I even thought of them. [The New York Times]
If you see one fake movie trailer today, make this the best fake movie trailer you see today. [College Humor]
Just in time for Halloween, someone is selling Green Man costumes from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. This year, I'm going as a person without genital warts. [The Green Man Costume]
Paul F. Tompkins' revamp of Best Week Ever promises snarkiness with a heart. [The New York Times]
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