Anyone who has seen season four, episode three, Love and Rocket, is well aware that Futurama is no stranger to Valentine's Day. So it just makes sense that fans would whip up some really great Futurama-themed Valentine greetings to express their love to their partners, be they hetero-, homo- or robosexual. You can find some of the Valentines we dug up below, but first, to get you in the mood, here's a clip from Love and Rocket:

(Click the images for the originals.)

From the Tosh.0 blog…

TONIGHT on an ALL NEW episode of Tosh.0, Daniel gives this couple a less dusty dream wedding.

So, this year for Valentine's Day, I wanted to pull out all the stops and splurged on a Groupon for a colonic treatment for you guys. But, Comedy Central had to go and show me up by getting you something even better: A second season of Key & Peele!

The network has just announced an order of ten more episodes that will premiere this fall!

About the pick-up, Comedy Central's Head of Original Programming & Production Kent Alterman said, “Because Key & Peele has been so immediately and universally well received, I was worried if we didn't give the show a quick pick up, people might accuse me of being racist."

The men of the hour, Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele, responded to the news with, "We are honored, humbled and most importantly contractually obligated to deliver a second season to Comedy Central."

Meanwhile, the wildly popular debut season continues with an all-new episode tonight at 10:30/9:30c right after Tosh.0. Watch a preview clip below, and watch the series premiere in its entirety here.

As you're well aware, today is Valentine's Day, the annual holiday commemorating the events of February 14, 1978, when St. Valentine chased all of the snakes back into Ireland. And I don't know about you, but I simply can't think of a better way to say "I Choo Choo Choose You!" than by presenting you with this fragrant bouquet of fresh-cut Daily Show clips. What'd you get me?

More below.

The Daily Show airs Monday through Thursday at 11/10c.

We've all heard the unfair stereotype that black people talk loudly during movies, but do you know who really talk loudly during movies? Children! How am I supposed to to learn how to train my dragon with all the kids in the theater laughing and cheering during the screening of How to Train Your Dragon? At least if Key & Peele had been in the theater I actually would have learned something…

An all-new Key & Peele airs tomorrow at 10:30/9:30c after Tosh.0.

If you watched last night's Grammy ceremony, you probably saw Adele win 47 awards, and you might have seen Nikki Minaj try to make Rick Santorum's head explode, but what you definitely didn't see was anyone thanking Steve Martin in their acceptance speech. That's because you didn't see Trey Parker and Bobby Lopez accepting the award for Best Musical Theater Album on behalf of The Book of Mormon. Luckily it's online for your ever-eager eyeballs to feast upon.

The full list of recipients includes album producers Anne Garefino, Robert Lopez, Stephen Oremus, Trey Parker, Scott Rudinand Matt Stone, principal artists Andrew Rannells and Josh Gad and composer/lyricists Robert Lopez, Trey Parker and Matt Stone. Get your copy of the album here.

See also: Louis CK Wins Best Comedy Album Grammy

I wish it was Tuesday so I could watch #KeyAndPeele

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Me too! No wait, I wish for infinity more wishes, and then I wish it was Tuesday.

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A new Key & Peele airs tomorrow at 10:30/9:30c after Tosh.0.

Don't look now, but tomorrow is Valentine's Day, that special romantic holiday when we commemorate the life and career of Family Ties actor Scott Valentine. Well, if you haven't found the perfect gift yet, fret not, because nothing says, "I love you," quite like an Ugly Americans Valentine. Series creator Devin Clark made seven of them, all of which you can find below.

New episodes of Ugly Americans return Wednesday, March 14 after a new South Park.

From the Tosh.0 blog…

Tomorrow on an ALL NEW episode of Tosh.0, Daniel dusts this couple off and gives them another wedding.

Tune in to Tosh Tuesdays at 10/9c!

As long as Comedy Central's latest breakout sketch program Key & Peele continues to garner much-deserved critical attention, we'll continue to draw your attention in the direction of the aforementioned attention (that was freestyle, in case you were wondering). Two more interviews popped up last week–one here and another here–wherein the stars answer a lot of basic questions. The following tidbit, however, is bound to raise some eyebrows, even though it shouldn't:

[Peele:] I’m a huge fan of marijuana. But one of the first things that people need to know about marijuana is that teenagers can put it off for a while. It’s not until you’re 20 or so that it’s OK to start smoking. When that happens you’ll have fun. It is a powerful, powerful drug that can be used for a whole lot of good. I really vehemently support it for medical use. [Emphasis mine.]

I love this. Here is a guy being real about his support of marijuana, but still advocating responsible adult use only. I wonder if JP takes the same responsible adult approach to recreational Yo Mama joke use?

An all-new Key & Peele airs tomorrow at 10:30/9:30c after Tosh.0.