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Steve Carell And Ellen Degeneres Play Charades
TV Buzz Enjoy watching Steve Carell laugh until he cries while trying to act out a popsicle.
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Giuliana Rancic's Lackluster Red Carpet Stalling Tactics
TV Buzz Oh, honey. No. Is it just me, or does this clip of Giuliana Rancic attempting to fill time during E!'s “Live from the Red Carpet” pre-SAG Awards special closely resemble Arnold Schwarzenegger's “Total Recall” DVD commentary?
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Link: The Office Recap: "Goodbye, Michael Scott"
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Let the betting pool begin on how many more seasons NBC can wring out of this show.
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Video: ‘Dinner For Schmucks’ Trailer
Behold, the trailer for the American adaptation of every French teacher's third favorite movie! (After Jean De Florette and Manon des Sources, which, please, can I get those 5 hours of high school back?) Starring: Paul Rudd, Steve Carrell, Zach Galifianakis, etc.
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Image: Vintage Colbert and Steve Carell
“Stephen Colbert likes working here a lot.” I'd say his current job isn't so bad either.
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Video: Every Judd Apatow Movie Ever In One Movie
The 40-Year-Old Virgin Who Knocked Up Sarah Marshall and Felt Superbad About It captures the Apatowian oeuvre, replete with chest wax, vagina jokes, and chubby Semitics. Of course, we've still got Funny People on the queue, so who's to say, right?
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Video: Date Night Trailer
Date Night stars Tina Fey and Steve Carell as a married couple that life changes after they steal someone's dinner reservations on a night out. Via flavorwire.
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Jason Jones And Samantha Bee’s Sitcom
TV Buzz The Daily Show’s fake blowhards and real-life husband and wife have signed with CBS to star in a sitcom based on Jones’s celebrity chef character and his associate, played by Bee. Here’s to hoping they follow in the footsteps of Steve Carell and Ed Helms instead of Rob Corddry (who is still hilarious, despite being given some awful material).
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Video: The Only Funny Thing On The Emmys
Last night’s Emmy Awards ceremony was mostly lackluster (thanks, Howie Mandel). Despite the 30 Rock sweep and Don Rickles riffing, there were only a small handful of enjoyable moments, the best by far being the stand-off between Ricky Gervais and Steve Carrell. Also, Josh Groban - in an attempt to be “funny” - sang a cheeky medley of TV theme songs, which was ultimately terrifying, as his dead eyes prove that he’s the most lifelike robot we’ve ever seen.
