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The rest of this week's top web comedy videos, including a Shining pitch, a pencil sharpener, and a Kit Kat attack ad, can be found over at Splitsider.
Other highlights from the week in comedy:
- All ten new Arrested Development episodes will premiere on Netflix at the same time.
- SNL Headwriter Seth Meyers announced The Awesomes is coming to Hulu and Alone for the Holidays is coming to Christmastime movie theaters.
- A mysterious "Mr. Peepers" script was found in California and then the writer was revealed.
- We scoured the vaults and looked at Peter Sellers local TV work.
- We listed the complete Dan Harmon Channel 101 Canon.
- We spoke to Timothy Simons about starring in Veep.
- We talked to Scott Jacobson about the brilliant program for The Daily Show's Ten-Year Anniversary Concert.
- We looked back at Nancy Walls time at SNL.
- We examined how Orson Welles became so damn funny.
- We determined which Adam Scott character was better at working.
- We heard more stories from the Everything is Terrible tour.
- We defended the potential Office reboot.
- We revisited the perfect misanthropy of The Foot Fist Way.
- We took one last look at Eastbound and Down.
- We got out of control remembering Out of Control.
- We justified the comedy of Justified.
- We checked out Rainn Wilson's lost roles.
- We accepted that maybe people just don't like Community.
- We watched the documentary Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work.
- We remembered that old scamp Archimedes.
- We watch the new The Three Stooges movie so you didn't have to.
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