Before They Get Stale: Seth Rogen, Sarah Silverman and Steve Coogan

Seth Rogen talks about The Green Hornet, "My direct quote to [Gondry]…, 'You have to convince them they're not gonna show up on set one day and everything is gonna be made out of cardboard…" [MTV]

Michael Ian Black starts a Twitter war with LeVar Burton, the guy from Star Trek and Reading Rainbow. LeVar won't be able to fly twice as high once Black permanently takes him down. [Michael Ian Black]

John Hodgman starts his own Twitter war with the word "meh." Obviously a bunch of predictably unfunny commentators wrote, "meh," in response. [Waxy]

Demetri Martin has learned that "the idea [should] dictate the form, and what might be its best medium." [AV Club]

Michael Showalter likes grammar? [The Rumpus]

The Best Show podcast is amazing and now it's more amazing because they are podcasting Best Show Gems. [AV Club]

Stand-Up Apartment wins the Nobel Internet Prize for both scaring and delighting me. [Joe Mande]

Sarah Silverman believes "There has to be goodness or love (in comedy). Sometimes I say the opposite of what I mean." Sometimes I say the opposite of what I mean too; I don't find Sarah Silverman hilarious. [The Age]

"'Late Night' writers will shoot their comedy pieces themselves…, then edit them right in the office on Macs." Jimmy Fallon's Late Night is going to be interNUTS! Sorry! [MSN]

Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg may work together in an upcoming Adam McKay directed film. Also, the ill-advised Variety headline, "Studios weigh star packages," really begs for a scrotum joke. [Variety]

Old people finally prove their worth. [Drink at Work]

Mike Birbiglia's Sleepwalk With Me just extended it's run. [Variety]

Mt favorite Steve Coogan live comedy tip is, "If anyone heckles I expect there to be blood on the carpet." [Asylum]