Kate Micucci

Here s the latest song from Garfunkel & Oates, the Riki Lindhome / Kate Micucci musical-comedy duo with an improbable knack for funny songs that always contain just a bit more truth than you re ever usually expecting (and I expect a LOT of truth in my comedy songs - it s why I only ever listen to Weird Al s Rick Rubin sessions). The song s called 29/31 and explores the mindset of the same woman at age 29 and age 31, causing those of us riiiight in that age range to definitely laugh at this and not re-evaluate the potential harrowing circumstances of our current lives because it s just a comedy song I keep reminding myself ha ha ha sound of laughter! Watch at your own risk, age pals (language NSFW):

'Til Death: Season 4: Episode 25 -- Joy (Joely Fisher) and Eddie (Brad Garrett) decide to sell their house. Thrilled by the new move and recently single, Whitey (guest star Martin Mull) makes plans to move in. With the upcoming sale of the house, Doug (Timm Sharp) and Ally (guest star Kate Micucci) are forced to find another place to park their camper.

Here s an animated video for My Apartment s Very Clean Without You, a two-minute ditty from the Kate Micucci / Riki Lindhome musical duo Garfunkel And Oates. The video involves a bunch of cartoon cats in various increasingly distressing roles, thus confirming the video s admittance to Internet University, and the song itself is catchy, adorable, and very, very deceptively touching. More touching than Go Kart Racing (Accidentally Masturbating) ? That ll be for rock historians to decide: (via Nerdist)

Raising Hope is a new family comedy from Emmy Award winner Greg Garcia (My Name Is Earl) that follows the Chance family as they find themselves adding an unexpected new member into their already terribly flawed household.