Source	Fark Headline		Comments
		NBC making some big changes to the casting of "Parks and Rec" and "The Office", which you'd be concerned about if you actually watched either of those shows  (examiner.com)	(105)

Taylor Lautner found to have a previously unknown twin brother  (huffingtonpost.com)

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More proof that Comedy Central just needs to give it up with the original programming: Chris Parnell & Horatio Sanz have joined the cast of Jon Heder's upcoming as-yet-untitled sitcom  (starpulse.com)

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		Where does "starring in a romantic comedy with your ex-girlfriend" fall on the awkward scale?  (celebslam.celebuzz.com)	(44)
		John Cho says "A Very Harold and Kumar Christmas," could shoot in June, even though Kumar, or Kutner or whatever the hell his name is, is in now the Obama Administration. NPH is going to be in though, that's all that matters anyway  (slashfilm.com)	(36)

(Bears. Beets. Battlestar Galactica)

NBC renews some of its best shows, including Chuck, 30 Rock, and Community. Oh, and The Office, which even at its worst, it's still better than the other version. Now, where the word on Parks & Rec?  (digitalspy.com)

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A segment from a pilot, The Clubhouse of D*ckheads, for Comedy Central. Theater geeks and nerds do rap. Good stuff. One line Not safe for work  (youtube.com)

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(NYmag)

Zach Galifianakis on "The Hangover" getting an Oscar snub: "Oscar folks don't look at comedies. Comedies are so much harder to do. Anybody can vomit out their lines in a serious movie, but to make it funny is harder"  (nymag.com)

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(The Comic's Comic)

Realizing finally that former members of The State really aren't that funny, Comedy Central cancels "Michael and Michael Have Issues"  (thecomicscomic.typepad.com)

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Kevin Smith: "For years people said, 'You're not a real director on the internet'...and they were right"  (examiner.com)

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Someone of "Joe the Plumber stature" to rally the kids, the most popular games like "Dance Revolution", a rap/jam session, and conservative "comedy." Welcome to XTREME CONSERVATISM  (foxnews.com)

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Comedy duo reponsible for "Rod Blagojevich: Superstar" unveils their next brainchild: "Rush Limbaugh: The Musical." And yes, the lyrics to the song about Oxycontin addiction are included  (suntimes.com)

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		Ok, Insane Clown Posse have a movie out, and it's a... comedy western? (trailer contains Not safe for work language)  (pastemagazine.com)	(53)
(Some Guy)		Apparently we have Pee-Wee Herman to thank for Will Ferrell's career  (ifc.com)	(28)

British comedy sensation Marc Wootton goes undercover as an average talentless filmmaker in Hollywood. And it's even better than you expect (Sponsored link)  (sho.com)

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Red band trailer for the "MacGruber" movie arrives, confuses those convinced it would suck by actually looking kinda funny  (examiner.com)

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Apparently there is a database of over 300,000 ER visits involving injuries and consumer products. The comedy gold starts at number 8  (sun-sentinel2.com)

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(Some Guy)

Johnny Galecki of "The Big Bang Theory" doesn't mind playing the straight man, because he gets sex scenes with the breathtakingly cute Kaley Cuoco  (featuresblogs.chicagotribune.com)

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The the only good thing about "Twilight" just signed on to star with Seth Rogan and James McAvoy's comedy.....about cancer?  (cinematical.com)

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"blitheringly stupid; it's among the dumbest movies I've ever seen" "not a single plot turn, large or small, surprises" Another mindless teen comedy? Nope. Conservative reviews of the blockbuster Avatar  (latimes.com)

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(Movieline)

First Tyra Banks...now Comedy Central may axe The Jeff Dunham Show. Clearly we were all very good boys and girls this year  (movieline.com)

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The future of movies, art, and the world as we know it is dethroned by three singing rats  (examiner.com)

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(Some Guy)		Tiger Woods offered role in 'Hangover 2'  (belfasttelegraph.co.uk)	(32)
		Trailer for Kevin Smith's new action/comedy "Cop Out", starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan on the left. Civil discussion over whether Kevin Smith sucks to the right  (examiner.com)	(129)

Jimmy Kimmel brings back "Unnecessary Censorship" to wrap up the decade that was  (examiner.com)

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Because "Old Dogs" did so well at the box office, Disney is greenlighting another Robin Williams buddy comedy. Well, maybe in an alternate universe  (contactmusic.com)

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		"Up in the Air" and "Nine" lead in Golden Globe nominations with 6 and 5 respectively, which is pretty impressive considering, you know, neither one of them have been released yet  (cinematical.com)	(60)
(Slitty eyed-guy)		Poking fun at a cadet blinded in a bomb attack? All in a day's work for Britain's King of Comedy, Prince Philip  (belfasttelegraph.co.uk)	(142)

Estonians recreate "The Simpsons" opening in painstaking, live-action detail, and that's awesome. But then the Spaniards come in and get all creepy about it  (examiner.com)

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You've just spent $500 million making a 3D epic featuring giant, blue aliens fighting machine gun-wielding Mechs. So, the obvious thing to do is slap a cheesy-arse Leona Lewis song over the credits  (examiner.com)

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Canadian comedy legends The Frantics hold 30 year reunion. For you Americans, they were like The Kids In The Hall, only funny  (torontosun.com)

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Unlike "Everybody Loves Raymond," Ray Romano's new show "Men of a Certain Age" will actually be worth watching  (latimes.com)

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It's official: 2009's biggest teen romance/comedy is getting a 3-D sequel  (pastemagazine.com)

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Ray Winstone, Tom Wilkinson, John Hurt, and Ian McShane are all staring in a movie called "44 Inch Chest," it looks like the kind of comedy that Guy Ritchie might make, only, you know, good  (contactmusic.com)

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		Will Smith has the sense to put the brakes on the inevitable "Hancock" sequel  (contactmusic.com)	(65)
(Times-Tribune)		YouTube's favorite Scranton city council gadfly, the deluded Ray Lyman, could be featured on Comedy Central. With videos of his greatest hits  (thetimes-tribune.com)	(36)

Finally, a show that knows how to do a guest star. Not only is Modern Family the best new comedy on TV, they actually got Edward Norton to be on their show last night  (nj.com)

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