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OMG, you guys. Oh. Em. Gee.

Yesterday on My Damn Channel LIVE, Grace and Mitchell dared each other to do some, uh, things, so of course Grace mentioned the mother of all "dare" shows: Double Dare and its host Marc Summers. And, of course, someone mentioned it to him on Twitter and he tweeted at Grace and now we're only 2 degrees away from actually knowing Marc Summers and becoming his new best friend.

I realize a lot of you may be too young to remember this, but Double Dare was THE. BEST. SHOW. It was part trivia, part physical challenge and ALL BUCKETS OF FUN. I used to beg my mom to take us to Florida (where the show taped) so that I might have a shot at somehow being on this show. (Never happened. It's okay, mom. I still love you.)

Did you guys hear the great news? There is a live Wet Hot American Summer screening in Brooklyn TONIGHT!!! Do you live in Brooklyn? Do you live near Brooklyn? If not, do you have access to a private jet/helicopter to fly you to Brooklyn? That's a shame cause this shit is going to be OFF THE HOOK!!!

A lot of the same people who are in Wainy Days are in this movie. You know Wainy Days? Our hit web series that's also available on DVD right now! Loaded with extras, oh man, if you don't have that private jet/helicopter I suppose purchasing the DVD will do.

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.

Well done, guys. Well done.

I really loved that you turned this #EffieAnswers campaign that Elizabeth Banks is running on her website to promote The Hunger Games into an opportunity to get her to talk about the Wet Hot American Summer sequel... er... prequel.

Fridge humping is almost as good as that Peeta/Katniss cave scene, right?