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This morning, we announced our slate of new shows for the year... some of which you've already started to watch, like Daddy Knows Best with Steve Rannazzisi and Workless from Brit McAdams.

We're also excited to announce some upcoming new shows like Save The Super Force from Sandeep Parikh and Gilbert Gets It from comedian's comedian Gilbert Gottfried.

You'll also see the return of some old favorites like Status Kill and Murderfist... and, yes, we've already seen how excited you all were when Donnie Hoyle brushed off his mouse and came out of hiding to give you more You Suck At Photoshop.

And OF COURSE you know that to to see each new episode of these series before anyone else, you have to watch My Damn Channel LIVE every day at 4 p.m. ET. And OF COURSE you know that because you're doing it already, and you chat with Beth in the comments, and you tweet at us during the show, and you're the bestest My Damn Channel fans ever and we know that you know that. Yes-- you should know that you're the bestest because it's true!

So get ready for more McMayhem, Jon Friedman Internet Program, Product Displacement, Linked Out and Co-op Of The Damned, get ready to meet Sing-A-Gram and Kicking Dan Out, and get ready to meet more amazing people on My Damn Channel LIVE...

...Like Retta from Parks and Recreation! She's our guest today on My Damn Channel LIVE, and not to give too much away, but we think you'll have a SMASHing time! (Too much giveaway or just enough?)

Happy Birthday, Mark Zuckerberg! You're 28 today! You've already been CEO of your own company for over eight years! You've had your life highly (slightly) fictionalized into an Academy Award-winning movie! You're already a billionaire and you're about to take Facebook public to add billions more to your net worth! And today's your birthday! I'd write this on your Facebook wall but we're not really friends and then you'd know that I was only writing "Happy Birthday" to be polite, because that's what people do! In fact, when someone ISN'T on Facebook, it makes the rest of us freak out! So thanks for everything, Mark Zuckerberg. Thanks for pokes and likes and status updates and ambiguous wall posts that attention-starved girls write when they want you to ask them "what's wrong?" But most of all, thanks for making it a lot easier for us to judge our friends, whether it's their taste in music or the articles they read on the internet or how often they think lyrics to Drake songs are super-duper inspirational!

And good luck with that IPO thing!