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Who doesn't have a lady crush on Grace? Other than the dudes that have a crush on her… other than that though, total lady crush.

Great comment Beth Lynch! Great comment!

Hey, did you hit the club last weekend? When you drank that Cirroc, did you think of Diddy? When you drank that 1800 Tequila, did you imagine you were Michael Imperioli? Do you sometimes drink whiskey and whisper to yourself, "It's Suntory time," like Bill Murray did in Lost In Translation? Then this one's for you:

Harry Shearer turns his eye for satire on celebrity alcohol endorsements with a song aptly-titled "Celebrity Booze Endorser." It's from his new album, Can't Take A Hint, and features Fountains of Wayne singing backup!

Harry's newest album features tons of guest stars like Dr. John and Jane Lynch-- yes, Jane Lynch from the television show Glee, whom Harry knew from working together on the Christopher Guest films For Your Consideration and A Mighty Wind.

Watch the video, get the album, or preview more songs from Can't Take A Hint via these videos now. And if your name is Diddy or Daddy or Puffy, you'd better watch out: Harry Shearer's coming for you.

How cool is Beth Hoyt?  I mean, I think that whether she's cracking me up with her vlog Beth In Show, or just being electric while hosting My Damn Channel LIVE, Beth is one of the greatest performers out there.  She is a true talent, that's for sure.

But get this: you might think she is the absolute coolest person alive without even knowing that every Wednesday at 8 PM in New York City she hosts a comedy show called Big Effing Deal with her friend, comedian Trish Nelson?  Did you know that?  Well, if you didn't, now you know - and if you knew, well, this is a good reminder to go and check it out, either tonight or another Wednesday.  And if you're not in the New York Metropolitan area, well, maybe plan a trip to Manhattan some time soon, and in the mean time watch some past episodes of My Damn Channel LIVE to tide you over until then.

We've got two episodes of My Damn Channel LIVE in the can, and already there is intrigue on the set.

On Wednesday, we premiered our half hour show hosted by Beth Hoyt, and then on Thursday Daily Grace was here to host her weekly 10-minute blast.

And in BOTH shows, a mysterious hand showed up in random shots.  WHOSE HAND IS THIS? What does the body attached to this hand look like?  What are that body's responsibilities on the show? 

The people want to know, and later today, all will be revealed...

The pic above is of just one corner of our production office for our brand new show My Damn Channel LIVE.  Look at all the activity!  The creative energy!  The cutout of Paul Rudd's head taped to a monitor!

It's pretty hectic up here in LIVE Show Land.  We're writing ideas, throwing away ideas, trying out segments, focusing lights, booking guests, editing video pieces, arguing about video pieces, drinking lots of seltzer, playing with all the fancy new equipment, and getting everything nice and purty for you guys to enjoy.  Mere feet away from me, our host Beth Hoyt is getting her hair did and her makeup on. 

It's like TV!  But it's on the Internet.  Remember that phrase when you watch our second teaser video that comes out tomorrow...

Ah, another year, another resounding Hallowmeme success!  Seriously, what a great time Hallowmeme at The Bell House was last night.  Internet costumes.  Drinking.  Dancing.  Gabbing.  Going to the bathroom when you needed to.  Last night was so freakin' spectacular I don't even know where to begin!  But begin I shall.  Some highlights:

- Our very own Molly Templeton took SECOND PLACE in the costume contest - on her birthday, no less!  She was dressed as the ERMAHGERD gal and she nailed it.  So proud of her.  

- The My Damn Channel LIVE crew rocked it party hard, too.  They represent and they don't front, either.  They're just straight up gangsta, and here's the proof.

- I drank like 6 beers.  That was good.

Look, I can't even go on!  There's just too much - TOO MUCH!  Why don't you check out some more of the wonderful meme costumes HERE and make sure to keep an eye out for Beth, Nate & Hannah Hart, and Grace.

MEME!

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The first show: DONE.

You guys were amazing. You tweeted at me... you tweeted at Beth... you commented... you saw some of our new series... it was amazing. You've left me breathless. You've left me with a severe case of carpal tunnel because I could barely keep up with your tweets and posts and comments. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

In a few hours, you'll be able to see the archived first episode of My Damn Channel LIVE here, and then starting tomorrow, we're going to roll out the individual episodes of the series you saw like McMayhem, Co-Op Of The Damned, The Jon Friedman Internet Program, Workless and You Rock At Photoshop.

Phew! We're wiping the sweat off of our keyboards!.

Now let's do it all again TOMORROW.

Are you guys aware that I'm a fan of Louis C.K. and his show Louie? Well, I am, and if you aren't a fan, you should be. The show wrapped it's third season last night and oh what a season it was. Here are just a few of my favorite episodes (they're all my favorite).

1) "Telling Jokes/Set Up" - I love this episode because Louie's daughter tells an incredibly odd joke that I love. A joke where you don't know the punchline and it doesn't necessarily make any sense. Also, anytime Louie dates is wonderful.

2) "Daddy's Girlfriend Part 1 & 2" - I'm lumping arcs together and you can't stop me. Maria Bamford appears in both episodes and Parker Posey convinces Louie to wear a dress. Hilarity ensues.

3) "Ikea/Piano Lesson" - Louie brings back a past (crazy) love from season 1 (and she's still crazy). Sarah Silverman pops up to give Louie some advice on his relationship with Marc Maron. Plus, we get to see old clips of them all doing stand up.

4) "Late Show Part 1, 2, & 3" - Louie's battle to become a late night talk show host. He makes Jay Leno not look like a bad guy which is impressive because he's totally a bad guy. David Lynch plays a pretty big role and it gives the episodes a Twin Peaks feel. Chris Rock and Jerry Seinfeld have bit parts and we get to see what it would be like if Louie hosted a talk show. It looked good.

5) "New Year's Eve" - Louie can make me feel emotions that no other show really does. He makes me laugh, he makes me sad, he makes me see the way the world is. Amy Poehler plays his sister and the episode as a whole is heartbreakingly good.

Louie is amazing. Watch it all.