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Artie Ziff from The Simpsons shares a voice actor with Jay Sherman from The Critic.

Voiced by Jon Lovitz

1) NEW EPISODES OF KID FARM!!! Here's 6 and 7!!!

Kid Farm Channel Tags: Atom.com | Funny Videos | Tournament | Upload

Kid Farm Channel Tags: Atom.com | Funny Videos | Tournament | Upload

2) Louis CK on Kimmel. Yeah, CK's mentioned on here a lot; there's a reason for it.  Just watch. Parts 1-2-3.

3) Wanna be part of the amazing Risk!: True Stories Boldly Told Podcast? Pitch stories about CLOSE CALLS to [email protected].

4) Deleted Scenes for Episode 4 of Anne Frankly with Jamie Lee-Get a laugh just like you would with the actual episode.

5) Hari Kondabolu and Reggie Watts Chattin' (thanks for @cleftclips for pointing this out)

6) Episode 4 of Runyon Canyon above Sunset with Eddie Pepitone. (Yes, it takes more than 4 episodes for Eddie to get the top of Runyon Canyon)

RUNYON: Just Above Sunset - DAY 4 - watch more funny videos

7) Why You Should Be Following Every Comic Performing on Late Night TV [via Punchline Magazine]

8) CSVPT-Comedy Show Video Promo Tuesday-1642 Comedy Social Club at 1642 Beer and Wine, this Thursday 8:30PM

9) Megan Amram on Hello Giggles: Children's Books 2011 Editions

10) Andre Hyland as a teacher interviewing the cast of Bad Teacher. We don't support the movie, but Andre makes up for that.

11) ON THE HORIZON 1 Year Anniversary of the Super Serious Show @ Smashbox Studios Thurs. July 21st 7PM $10 Big Ol' Mr. Napkins' Show @ Westside Comedy Theater Thurs. June 30th 9PM FREE

12) COMEDY CRAWL Performance Anxiety @ The Pleasure Chest 8PM $7 WTF! LIVE w/Marc Maron @ Steve Allen Theater 8PM $10 Donkey Show @ Big Foot Lodge 8PM FREE Merrill Davis & Friends @ Hollywood Improv Lab 8PM $5 Comedy Bang Bang @ UCB Theatre 8:30PM $5 (stand by only) Humor Me w/Ed Crasnick @ Hollywood Improv Lab 10:30PM $5 

9) OPEN MIC RUN BIG TROUBLE IN LITTLE TOKYO @ SEÑOR FISH 422 E. 1st St., Los Angeles, CA/Sign-up 6:30PM/Starts 7PM/6 min./first come, first served/no purchase necessary LIBRARY A COFFEE HOUSE 3418 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA/Sign-up 7:30PM/Starts 8PM/first come, first served/no purchase necessary WESTWOOD BREW CO 1097 Glendon Ave., Westwood, CA/Sign-up 7:30PM/Starts 8PM/lottery/first come, first served/no purchase necessary SAL’S COMEDY HOLE 7356 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA/Starts 8PM/first come, first served/$4 min. WESTSIDE COMEDY THEATER 1323-A 3rd St., Santa Monica, CA (in alley between 3rd St. Promenade and 4th St.)/Sign-up 9:45PM/Starts 10PM/lottery/$1 cover MARTY’S/THE OPEN MIC 7351 W. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, CA (walk up Martel past Big Mama’s and Papa’s)/5PM to 11PM/$5 min./multiple sets allowed/bottled water and coffee provided   BLUE MONKEY LOUNGE 5521 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, CA/Starts 11PM after booked show/1 drink min./first come, first served

10) So Portland is having a comedy show at an arcade... No Pun Intendo.  Count on the Bureau being there for that one.

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Let's continue with the 4:20 posts today, why not, it's early and I need a bagel.

What are you doing today at 2pm EDT? Well you got yourself plans now.

In what's being called a "joint venture" (really, I definitely didn't make that up). Three comedy websites, www.atom.com, www.jokes.com, and Witstream are presenting the Comedy Show a virtual stand-up show hosted by Steve Agee and Michael Ian Black.

For the hour from 2-3pm start up the Twitter hashtag #ComedyShow and start tweeting some jokes, Steve and Michael will share of their own jokes, videos, and more. Toss in some barbs of your own and they just might feature your jokes. And I'm sure the show will revolve around some pretty killer weed material.

The Comedy Bureau "Tips Its Hat" this week to PETE HOLMES.

Forget, only for a moment, about Pete Holmes killing it on Conan or John Oliver's NY Stand Up Show on Comedy Central.  If you live in Portland or were so lucky to go there last month and got to catch him at the Bridgetown Comedy Festival just slaying audiences left and right like it was just another day at work, again, for a moment, forget all of that.

Comedian Pete Holmes is so funny that he can kill at breakfast.  Now, to some of you, that might not be all that impressive, but a breakfast amongst comedians and myself can be a pretty tough crowd.  Actually, one of the things I hate most is people trying to run bits or improv off each other after a show when I'm just trying to enjoy some late night breakfast.  I don't need to hear, "What are you Willy Loman over here? Enjoying your last cup before finding you need to buy a new fridge?"

Yet, Holmes has gotten to a point where being funny isn't a matter of switching it on or off.  The point is: he is just funny all the time.  Whatever the situation, Holmes brings the laughs.  I've seen him drop in on late shows where people are tired and want to go home, I've seen him follow complete wrecks, and I've even seen Pete perform in someone's living room beneath a broken light and have the audience rolling in laughter.

Combining an uncanny likeability as soon as he takes the stage, incredibly clever writing, and a pure fun delivery, Holmes has more than earned praise from his contemporaries such as Kyle Kinane, in a recent interview with the Comedy Bureau, calling Pete his own "anti-depressant".  Much of Holmes' comedic genius is due to discipline in writing.  Every idea, premise, etc. that he has, he writes down, no matter where he is.  If he riffs on stage, you'll be sure to find Holmes writing down notes right after the show about what worked.