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With standards always changing, no matter how hard you try to be good, it's virtually impossible these days...especially for The Goode Family. Meet Gerald and Helen Goode, a couple who live by the motto WWAGD (What Would Al Gore Do?).

Gerald, a college administrator, and Helen, a community activist, are determined to obliterate their carbon footprint on the planet: they're zealous vegans, drive a hybrid and recycle everything possible.

Even the family dog, Che, is vegan. In the words of Helen, all the Goodes want to do is buy organic apples and call minorities by their right names. But despite their best efforts, something always goes haywire with their politically correct plans.

The Colbert Nation is now the primary official sponsor of the U.S. Olympic Speedskating team! The team is counting on your patriotism to keep their quest for the gold alive! Click here to donate!

The "Become A South Park Citizen" watch and win sweepstakes kicks-off Wednesday, October 7 at 10:00 p.m. in an all-new episode of "South Park" titled, "Dead Celebrities." Throughout this new season, viewers can tune-in each week to the broadcast airing of the new fall season episodes to locate the hidden alien in each show and then enter online here for a chance to win. The alien can only be seen in the broadcast version, not the version on SouthParkStudios.com.

Each week viewers can earn one entry toward the Grand Prize by identifying the alien at SouthParkStudios.com. All online entries must contain the location of the hidden alien and be entered only at SouthParkStudios.com before 9:00 p.m. EST on Thursdays. Each entry will also make them eligible for great weekly "South Park" prizes.

The Grand Prize winner will have their likeness animated as a "South Park" character, by the artists at "South Park" studios. The winner's character will be unveiled in the premiere episode of season 14 in March 2010. The Grand Prize winner will also receive a framed poster of their character with the "South Park" cast, signed by the show's co-creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker, the entire "South Park" DVD collection, a free download of "South Park's" new Xbox game and more!

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Ralphie May Austin-Tatious DVD/CD Review by Khusbu Joshi

From politics, to race, to obesity Raphie May covers it all in his new stand up Austin-Tatious. He doesn't hold back in the least and isn't scared of any type of controversial topics he brings up. The best part about his fearless comedy is the fact that you can't help but love it. In his new DVD you can hear how much the crowd enjoys his jokes no matter how vulgar or obscene, Not only does he joke about other poeple but he brings himself into the mix, voluntarily making fat jokes at his expense. We've all heard the same old jokes about celebrites, race , and sex , but Ralphie May is a breath of fresh air, taking the general topics of comediens and giving them new reasons to be comical. It's impossible you won't be left laughing hysterically at his stand up show. If you're into comedy Ralphie May is a must see.

You can watch the his stand up comedy on DVD or on audio CD now. It's recomended you watch the DVD before listening to the audio. Although the CD is great there are some jokes that require a visual perspective to understand and appreciate what's being said. There is also some more content on the DVD that the CD does not include. With that being said, listening to the CD will still be equally amusing, leaving you happy and entertained, rather than mad and aggrevated on your drive home from work!

"Live at Gotham" tapes at the Gotham Comedy Club in New York City and this season's on-air debut includes eight one-hour episodes with each featuring six up-and-coming comedians and one all-star host. Leading up to the on-air premiere and throughout the new season, exclusive stand-up clips will be available on Jokes.com as well as other digital platforms such as mobile video on demand.

Full episodes from season four will be available for download the day after premiere on iTunes, Xbox LIVE Marketplace, Zune, Playstation Store and Amazon Video on Demand. Full episodes will also be available the Monday after the linear premiere free on Comedy Central On Demand.

The premiere episode is hosted by Jo Koy and showcases the talent of Deb DiGiovanni, Cory Fernandez, Andy Ritchie, Taylor Williamson, Reese Waters and Wil Sylvince. Upcoming episodes include performances by Nick Kroll, Harris Wittels, Iliza Shlesinger, Andy Woodhull, Quinn Dahle, Moshe Kasher, Jeff Dye and Dan Soder, among other rising stars. Season four also features hosts Bobby Lee, Judah Friedlander, Paul F. Tompkins, Charlie Murphy, Doug Benson, Former "Daily Show" correspondent Rob Riggle and Jim Jefferies.

"The Jeff Dunham Show" is a new half-hour comedy-reality show from Levity Entertainment starring ventriloquist-comedian Jeff Dunham (PCM interview). The series features Dunham and his hilarious cast of characters: Walter, the cranky curmudgeon; Achmed the Dead Terrorist, a skeleton with serious anger issues; "Boobs and Beer" Bubba J; José Jalapeño on a Stick, the talking pepper; fame-hungry purple Peanut and Melvin, a superhero with no powers. Dunham and his pals perform in front of a live studio audience as well as interact on location with real people.

"The Jeff Dunham Show" builds upon the breakout success of Dunham's Comedy Central stand-up specials, the most recent of which, "Jeff Dunham's Very Special Christmas Special", was the most-watched telecast in Comedy Central history with 6.6 million viewers.On the debut episode Walter and Dunham visit a licensed psychologist to save their relationship only to learn that he specializes in gay couples, Bubba J drinking beer and shooting guns at a real rifle range and Achmed the Dead Terrorist promoting his own comedy DVD, "I Kill You I Kill Me." Also in the debut episode, Peanut wants a "hot friggin' famous" Hollywood girlfriend and asks Jeff's publicist to fix him up with guest star Brooke Hogan. However, their date goes awry when Peanut gets all choked up over some guacamole and chips. Future episodes include Achmed attempting to become a US citizen by joining the Marines (but cannot do a push-up to save his life), Peanut developing a new energy drink and Walter visiting a local tech shop to learn about the latest technology - only to end up insulting the entire staff.

Launching in early October, The Jeff Dunham Show Web site will feature deleted and extended scenes from the show, an exclusive webisode series previewing sketches from the show and special downloadable cut-out masks of four of Dunham's characters. Additionally, fans of the series can play "The Jeff Dunham Show: The Game," allowing them to set off with his wild cast of characters on an adventure to rebuild each other and make it to the show on time. There will also be a Facebook Personality Quiz, "Which Jeff Dunham Character are You?," where fans can find out if they're more of a Peanut or if they're channeling their inner Walter, and then share the results with their friends.

This on-air half-hour late-night series featuring all-original broadband programming from Atom.com is returning to the television screen to continue its second season with four new episodes.

"Atom TV" is a weekly comedy show featuring random and hilarious Web videos, each one of them developed or handpicked by Atom and Comedy Central. Each episode of "Atom TV" features a line-up of original programming that includes animation, live-action narratives and sketch comedies.

Atom shows featured on the September 14 return of "Atom TV" are:

"House Arrest with Andy Dick: Episode 103: Dr. Drew Pinsky": This is the first "Atom TV" episode that features Andy Dick's "House Arrest" series, which he made in his living room while actually living under house arrest.

"LOL": A spoof of 1980's-style rap videos and 2009-style Web lingo featuring Will Carlough.

"Nick's Big Show, Episode 1": Comedian Nick Thune mockuments his efforts to create a world-changing one-man dramatic show.

"Grits For Gold": This spoof of "Cash For Gold" commercials was created by comedy writer Todd Berger.

"Hot Sluts, Episode 1": Created by "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" head writer A.D. Miles and featuring Alison Brie from "Mad Men," this short is about a small-town girl coming to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams, only to wind up working in a seedy dance club.

"Hotel: Bathroom" and "Hotel: Room Service": Starring Pete Holmes and Matt McCarthy, these 2 episodes are from a series about a particularly annoying bellman and the hotel guest whom he continually creeps out.

"I'm Dating A Porn Star": This short won Atom's weekly Upload Showdown contest, earning a full-length airing on "Atom TV."

Other Atom videos included in upcoming "Atom TV" episodes include "Meligician," a Kyle Cease short that was a huge online success, "House Arrest with Andy Dick: Episode 201: Bob Odenkirk" and "The Shaman Episode 106: Spirits Underneath," starring comedian Jason Nash and featuring the Sklar Brothers as a pair of balls on the Shaman's dog.

Put funny on a stretcher and wheel it on in! The Season 8 Premiere of "Scrubs" debuts on Comedy Central Monday, September 14 at 8:00 p.m.

Zach Braff and Donald Faison are back for another season of hospital humor at its finest. JD, Turk and the rest of the gang are realizing how fast time has gone by as a new group of wacky interns adds to the already offbeat medical staff. Tune in weekdays for all-new laughs - after all, laughter is the best medicine, right? Right!

It's an up-close and very sexy look into the wild life of a single guy and his hard-partying friends as they balance life's greatest necessities: getting laid, getting drunk and getting famous on the Internet.

Based on Atomicwedgietv.com's ground-breaking comedy series, "Secret Girlfriend" breaks the fourth wall with a first person format that makes the viewer the central character in the irreverent life of a 20-something single guy, his two best friends and roommates, "Phil" (Derek Miller) and "Sam" (Michael Blaiklock), and the two women in his life he's trying to keep secret from each other - psycho ex-girlfriend, "Mandy," (Alexis Krause), and new girlfriend, "Jessica," (Sara E.R. Fletcher). Each episode of "Secret Girlfriend" contains two back-to-back 11-minute scripted mini-sodes.

In the premiere episode, Sam and Phil are determined to get their buddy laid so he can move on from Mandy, his psycho ex-girlfriend. His luck turns around when he meets a cute girl named Jessica while out on a late-night beer run. Things progress nicely with Jessica, until Mandy breaks into his apartment wearing nothing but a guitar and a smile, ready to "make-up." Meanwhile, Sam and Phil cast and produce their next big Internet hits, "Forkhead" and "Taserface" and discover the best thing about their favorite strip club - the delicious buffet.

Jay Rondot and Ross Novie, who created the original Webisodes and television pilot, serve as executive producers along with Ben Wexler. Maureen FitzPatrick oversaw development and production for FremantleMedia North America and Scott Landsman and Monika Zielinska are the executives in charge for Comedy Central.

Launching this month, the "Secret Girlfriend" Web site will feature deleted and extended scenes from the series, an online dictionary defining the shows various "brocabulary," as well as a profile for Sam and Phil on COMEDY CENTRAL's sister site Atom.com. Additionally, fans of the series can play the "Secret Girlfriend" game, When Booty Calls, allowing them to set off on a wild adventure in search of fun and getting laid. The Facebook Personality Quiz "Who is Your Secret Girlfriend?" also enables fans to find out which celebrity babe is secretly their perfect match, then share the results with their friends.

Do not watch this expecting to see the Danny Tanner you remember from Full House. Bob Saget is outspoken and pushing the envelope more than ever in the Network Television Premiere of "Bob Saget: That Ain't Right."

Bob Saget leaves nothing to the imagination when he hits the stage full throttle, covering cutting edge topics with his fearless delivery in this all-new stand-up special. Saget does not hold back as he questions even the sexual orientation of his former co-stars on "Full House." Want to skip out on an all-new hour of laugh-out-loud comedy? That ain't right!

Attention all groupies! Calling all roadies! Jack Black and Kyle Gass are hitting the road and heading towards Comedy Central for Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny.

Get ready to headbang alond to some sweet tunes with Tenacious D. The network television premiere of "Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny" follows the epic adventure of the greatest rock band in the world. Follow Black and Gass as they search for a magical guitar pick that gives its holder unlimited musical powers. However, they are not the only ones in search of the magical guitar pic. This adventure is filled with laughs and music.

Best friends Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter have been working together for 20 years and now they will finally have their own TV show. The only problem is that they are their own worst enemies.

Executive produced by Black, Showalter, Jim Biederman and Lou Wallach, Michael and Michael Have Issues stars Black and Showalter in a new twist on narrative and sketch comedies that features the long-time comedic partners as the hosts of their own fictitious sketch show. Sketches will be interspersed throughout the narrative thread of each episode. Behind-the-scenes of the show-within-a-show, viewers will get a first hand look at issues, both big and small that the two misguided stars wrestle with as they confront their own issues of insecurity and jealousy as each attempts to undermine the other.

"Michael and I are thrilled to be on Comedy Central doing we what we do best - making doo-doo jokes," said Showalter. "I wanted to call the show "Michael Showalter Sucks Starring Michael Ian Black,'" said Black.

Michael Ian Black's career began with a sketch comedy troupe he co-founded at NYU in 1988 called The State which aired on MTV. He co-created and starred in "Viva Variety" and "Stella" for Comedy Central, is a frequent contributor to VH1's "I Love the..." series and also tours regularly as a stand-up comic. Black wrote and directed the feature film, "Wedding Daze," as well as writing, "Run Fat Boy Run." His first stand-up CD, "I Am a Wonderful Man," was released in 2007 and his first book of humorous essays, "My Custom Van (and 50 Other Mind-Blowing Essays That Will Blow Your Mind All Over Face)" came out in 2008. He is also the author of "Chicken Cheeks," a children's book set to be released this year.

Michael Showalter's sketch comedy troupe, The State, ran for three seasons on MTV. He is a member of Stella and starred in the Comedy Central series, along with Michael Ian Black and David Wain. He co-wrote, co-produced and starred in the cult comedy "Wet Hot American Summer." He directed, wrote and starred in the IFC FiILMS romantic comedy, "The Baxter," co-starring Michelle Williams and Elizabeth Banks. He has toured the country performing stand-up comedy and has a stand-up comedy record, "Sandwiches & Cats." He has a popular web series on Collegehumor.com called "The Michael Showalter Showalter." He is currently on the faculty at NYU Graduate Film School and is working on a comedic memoir for Grand Central Publishing due out this winter.

Michael and Michael Have Issues Game

Want to join in on the "issues?' Play Word War, the new online word game, and pit the two Michael's against each other. Play here!

Futurama was a staple of Fox's Sunday night animation block from 1999 to 2003 before ceasing production on original episodes. Comedy Central got rights to the 72 existing episodes in June 2006, and began airing in January 2008, and four recently-produced extended length Futurama adventures: "Bender's Big Score," "The Beast with a Billion Backs," "Bender's Game" and "Into the Wild Green Yonder," which enjoyed enormous success both on Comedy Central and in DVD release. This new deal marks the show's return to episodic series production on original episodes. Futurama becomes only the second series in the history of the medium to go back into production based on the strength of its DVD sales and repeat airings on cable.

The new episodes will be available in mid 2010 to be shown on Comedy Central. Twentieth Century Fox Television retains the option to license the original runs of the new episodes to a broadcast network.

Futurama focuses on the life of Philip Fry (Billy West), a 25-year-old pizza delivery boy who accidentally freezes himself on December 31, 1999 and wakes up 1,000 years later with a fresh start at life and a "diverse" new group of friends including Leela (Katey Sagal), a tough but lovely one-eyed alien and Bender (John DiMaggio), a robot who possesses human characteristics and flaws. The series aired for five seasons on Fox (1999 to 2003) earning Emmy nominations each season while winning three times, including "Outstanding Animated Program" in 2002. It featured guest stars such as Sarah Silverman, Hank Azaria, Bob Odenkirk, Pamela Anderson, Beatrice Arthur, Lucy Liu, Beck and Coolio.

Tosh.0 takes on the task of confronting the blogs, tweets and pokes that have taken over everyone's lives . Comedian Daniel Tosh takes on all things internet in Comedy Central's new series, Tosh.0. Tosh excectively produced the show along with Mike Gibbons (Talk Show with Spike Feresten,The Showbiz Show with David Spade) and also starts as the show's host.It is a weekly, topical series that discusses all internet has to offer through the comedian's sarcastic and biting point-of-view.
The series will explore the Web, spinning commentary about popular and obscure blogs and vlogs, tweets and pokes, popular sites and new technologies. The series will premiere original videos staring well-known actors and comedians and also feature viral clips of the week. The show also offers "web redemption" which allows people to redeem themselves from internet humiliation. Tosh.0 will steal from the internet, instead of the other way around.

The unique comdey of Daniel Tosh has earned him the admiration of peers and audiences, and has made him one of the most requested headliners in the country. He is greatly appreciated by audiences young and old for his casual style and sharp materia. Named one of Variety's "10 Comics to Watch" in 2005, Tosh has performed on "The Late Show with David Letterman," "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno," "The Late, Late Show with Craig Kilborn," "Jimmy Kimmel Live," "Last Call with Carson Daly," "Best Week Ever" (VH-1) and MTV'S "Punk'd." Tosh was also featured in the 2004 Mike Myers' film, "The Love Guru."

Dane Cook is never afraid to take huge risks when it comes to his career. During Isolated Incident viewers will follow Cook on a unique comedy journey, as the performance was captured with a single camera, using only one, raw, unedited take. After his last two highly-rated specials, where he performed in front of a combined 70,000 people, Cook reinvented his act and took it to the stage in the most intimate way by going in front of 400 people at the Laugh Factory in Hollywood on the Sunset Strip.

The material that Cook performs in ISolated INcident is in a completely different tone from his usual performances and includes brand new, cutting-edge material that pushes the envelope even further than normall. Throughout the show, the audience was taken into a unique nightclub atmosphere while watching an authentic real-time performance. It will be a groundbreaking comedy event unlike any other!

 

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