The right editing can really make a video into something great. Just watch Sam and Martha’s wedding. It’s more beautiful than anyone remembers.
For more of this week’s top comedy videos, including a look back at The Godfather and an insightful look into credit vs. debit, head on over to SplitSider.
It was announced this week that SNL head writer Colin Jost will be replacing Seth Meyers as Weekend Update co-anchor on March 1st. Meyers’s last SNL will be February 1st. To familiarize yourself with Jost’s work, here’s a videolist we made.
The Greatest Event in Television History aired its last installment, with Adam Scott and Paul Rudd starring in a remake of the opening credits of Bosom Buddies.
Comedy Central’s new show, Broad City, premiered. We interviewed its stars/creators Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson and reviewed the show.
We also interviewed the Workaholics guys, and Spoils of Babylon co-creator Matt Piedmont.
Bill Murray did a Reddit AMA, and it was amazing.
Bill Cosby is returning to NBC to star in a family sitcom.
An Ice-T impersonator prank-called Ice-T impressionist Paul F. Tompkins.
NBC renewed Parks and Recreation for a seventh season and signed a three-year development deal with Amy Poehler.
Chris Gethard is releasing a standup album.
We looked back at John Belushi’s lost screenplay Noble Rot, the evolution of SNL’s short films, and Tom Lennon and Ben Garant’s screenwriting tips.
HBO canceled Stephen Merchant’s Hello Ladies and Christopher Guest’s Family Tree.
Fred Armisen is releasing 7″ singles from all his fake SNL bands.
We recommended the week’s best podcasts, Tristram Baumber’s web series The Cleanists, and the Twitter feed of Andrew Law.
