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]

South Park Live and Judd Apatow slated for Just for Laughs. [Dead-Frog]

Jonah Hill in Transformers 2? [I Watch Stuff]

Behind the scenes with an SNL writer. [Style Weekly]

Guy from Notre Dame really hates Stephen Colbert, Jon Stewart, Notre Dame, self. [The Observer]

Ironic Ways for David Blaine to Die. [Videogum]

Is your girlfriend screwing Justin Timberlake? [Cracked]

Jon Stewart interview. [Access Atlanta]

Brian Regan interview. [LAist]

Tracy Morgan interview. [Maxim]

Lisa Lampanelli interview. [Times-Tribune]

Comedy Central DVD giveaway. [Punchline]

"Who threw a bottle at Lewis Black?" [Dead-Frog]

Tim and Eric interview. [Boston Globe]

What's you Apatow IQ? [Pittsburgh Post-Gazette]

Amy Poehler interview (she'll be on Nightline tonight). [ABC News]

...and another Amy Poehler interview. [Seattle PI]

88 Words About 88 Minutes. [Pajiba]

Turn your desktop clutter into Simpsons-flavored art. [Gizmodo]

Not another 9/11 comedy. [Politico]

Matt Stone did commentary for the Spaced DVD. [USA Today]

Tina Fey interview. [Philadelphia Inquirer]

Brian Regan interview. [Colorado Daily]

Pablo Francisco interview. [Creative Loafing]

SNL castmembers who hit the big-time. [TV Squad]

Tim Allen recorded poetry to drum up tourism in Flint, Michigan? [MLive]

My God, it's full of stars links.

Ricky Gervais, Tina Fey, John Hodgman, Louis CK, Christopher Guest, Jonah Hill and Jason Bateman to invade Lowell, Mass.

What if Ed Helms and John Hodgman starred in The Office spinoff? I know, but what if?

Marc Maron is recording a new album this weekend.

Radar interviewed Will Arnett. [Via Pajiba]

The Columbus Dispatch interviewed Katt Williams.

And the Richmond Times-Dispatch interviewed Brian Regan.

The Daily Show has George Clooney tonight, Patton Oswalt's on The Tonight Show and John Krasinksi's on Conan.

A deluge of not-yet-greenlit projects in development for Comedy Central has been announced, and there are more than a few gems in the bunch that are piquing my interest. The press release has the full-details, but here are some highlights that are sure to moisten your laugh-loins:

Untitled Andy Richter Sketch Show
A sketch show starring Andy Richter executive produced by Kent Alterman ("Semi-Pro," "Elf") and Tim Sarkes.

"Speed Freaks"
A scripted show starring Zach Galifianakis and A.D. Miles about two small town losers who are on the run from a redneck mafia hit-man after blowing up a local meth lab. As they fumble around the south trying to find odd jobs and shelter, the faceless hit-man is always hot on their trail.

"Michael and Michael Have Issues"
A sketch comedy from comedians Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter ("The State," "Stella"), this show features segments addressing issues each of the stars has with themselves, each other and the world at large.

"John Oliver: Terrifying Times"
A stand-up special starring John Oliver ("The Daily Show with Jon Stewart") produced by Dakota Entertainment. Premieres April 20 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.

Hot stuff.