TV's 50 Best Comedies Ever (I'll save you 50 clicks, The Simpsons is #1). [AOL]

Lewis Black interview. [Ventura County Reporter]

Bob Saget interview. [Edmonton Journal]

Jim Norton interview. [Pittsburgh Tribune-Review]

Brian Regan interview. [Monterey Herald]

Jim Breuer interview. [Eastern Progress]

Alec Baldwin on Tina Fey and Jerry Seinfeld on Chris Rock. [USA Today]

Seth Meyers and Judah Friedlander to host Webby Awards. [Webby Awards]

Posehn, Hader, Oswalt and Seinfeld among top-ten celebrity comic-book geeks. [Pulp Secret]

Article about The Alternative Comedy Festival with quotes from Eugene Mirman. [Wicked Local]

Yesterday's New York Times had a pretty interesting profile of SNL cast member and Superbad supporting actor Bill Hader. Among other things, they revealed Hader's odd superstition:

In 2005 Mr. Hader was rereading “The Sandman,” the supernatural comic-book series by Neil Gaiman, when he learned he was being considered for a spot on “Saturday Night Live.” He decided the two events couldn’t simply be a coincidence.

“I got all superstitious about it,” he said on a recent stroll through the science fiction section of the Chelsea Barnes & Noble. “Like, when I have Neil Gaiman books around me, I just do better.”

At his “SNL” audition Mr. Hader performed with a copy of Mr. Gaiman’s novel “Neverwhere” in his back pocket. Sure enough, he got the job. And on a restless Friday night before his first appearance on the show that October, Mr. Hader reread the final issue of “The Sandman” to calm his nerves.

For the rest, read A ‘Superbad’ Geek’s Progress.

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