Tina Fey
TGS invaded Saturday Night Live's Studio 8H for 30 Rock's second cameo-filled live show on April 26, which found the cast reminiscing about some of the strangest (and thankfully fictitious) live TV to ever come out of NBC.
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Elisabeth Moss and Fred Armisen
It seems being married to a comedian isn't all laughs, at least according to Elisabeth Moss.
For the first time, the Mad Men actress hinted at what went wrong in her marriage to Saturday Night Live star Fred Armisen. "One of the greatest things I heard someone say about him is...
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Fred Armisen
Maya Rudolph sure didn't look like she was out of shape when she returned to host Saturday Night Live last month. Nonetheless, SNL regular Fred Armisen has just been cast to play...
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Maya Rudolph
Maya Rudolph is returning to her old Saturday Night Live stomping grounds this week — but there's a slight problem: She still owes Fred Armisen $20 from 2007 and she's also got writers' block.
Once she gets over those hurdles, she'll have to deal with what's inside the time capsule she left behind.
Find out what that is in these promos for Rudolph's return to SNL:
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Justified, Archer
Justified and Archer will return for their third seasons this January, FX announced Monday.
Coming off its Emmy-winning second season, the drama will premiere its new season on Tuesday, Jan. 17 at 10/9c. This season will see...
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Ben Stiller, Bill Hader
Ben Stiller hosted Saturday Night Live for the second time, but the return appearance of the writer-actor (and brief SNL featured player) was overshadowed by the return of one of his most famous characters — model Derek Zoolander.
In a perfect match, Zoolander appeared alongside "Weekend Update" correspondent Stefon (Bill Hader) to promote his upcoming Halloween party in the middle of the Hudson River. He was dumb as ever ("am I on the news?"), but instead of "blue steel," Zoolander showed up off his "cold coffee" look and instead of The Derek Zoolander Foundation For Kids Who Can't Read Good and Want To Learn To Do Other Stuff Good Too, all proceeds from his Halloween party will benefit The Derek Zoolander Foundation for Fat Kids Who...
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Kristen Bell, Justin Long
FX has ordered a new animated comedy series from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia writer/producers David Hornsby, Scott Marder and Rob Rosell, the cable network announced Thursday.
The series, titled Unsupervised, centers on two best friends trying to survive their teenage years and do the right thing without any parental supervision. The series will premiere in January and be paired with FX's other animated comedy, Archer.
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Unsupervised's voice cast includes...
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Ed Helms, Saturday Night Live
Ed Helms shared the stage for his first time hosting Saturday Night Live, welcoming old Daily Show co-stars Steve Carell and Stephen Colbert, among other surprise guests.
Carell and Colbert, who voiced the SNL cartoon "The Ambiguously Gay Duo" in the '90s, helped bring the popular sketch to life for the first time. However this time, Carell and Colbert played two of the villains — along with Helms — while superheroes Ace and Gary were portrayed by Jon Hamm and...
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Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen
Residents of Portlandia will continue to get their quirk on, thanks to IFC's renewal of the comedy Monday.
Three episodes into the original six-episode freshman season, IFC has ordered a 10-episode second season that will debut in January. The first three episodes were viewed by 1.1 million total viewers.
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Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey tapped into the manic energy and physical comedy that defined his early career while hosting Saturday Night Live.
Carrey was game for anything, including proposing to an already married audience member during his monologue ...
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