Awesome Comedy

(NSFW: Language) The red band trailer for The Hangover Part III looks back at the Wolf Pack’s history before flashing forward to their final chapter. No one’s getting married, but everyone’s going to get in big trouble.

(NSFW: Language) From the warped mind behind Bill & Ted comes a raunchy and ridiculous comedy about the apocalypse. Out 6/7 in theaters and VOD. That makes two Craig Robinson end-of-the-world comedies in a week.

“I think the slogan of Katz’s should be, ‘There Has to Be a Better Way.'” David Manheim wants to become a talk show host. But he’s just a waiter, albeit at New York’s famous Katz’s Deli. So he combined his dream with his nightmare.

Welcome to 2013, the year where everything’s a sequel or a reboot and… holy crap Whose Line is it Anyway is coming back! Here’s Wayne Brady, Colin Mochrie and Ryan Stiles poking fun at 90210 along with new host Aisha Tyler.

Some of the cast and crew of The Office look back on their stint and express their deep gratitude to their fans and co-workers in one of the best series remakes in TV history. We hope Steve Carell gets his own retrospective.

Netflix is about to find out if there’s still money in the banana stand. The dysfunctional Bluth family returns to wreak more havoc on the 4th season of Arrested Development. Premieres 05/26/13 exclusively on Netflix.

YouTube will be holding its first Comedy Week on 05/19/13 to 05/25/13. Expect all kinds of shenanigans from the Lonely Island, Rainn Wilson, Collegehumor, the JASH team, the Gregory Brothers, Ryan Higa and more.

From the director and actors behind Shaun of the Dead and Hot Fuzz. The World’s End is about five middle-aged men who restart the bar hopping tour that they never completed as teenagers. Then it starts to get weird.

(NSFW: language) Well, that explains things: Bitchy Resting Face is a disorder that affects millions of women each day; thanks to our friends at FoD, recognition of the problem is the first step to a cure. (Thanks Joshua!)

Presented with the challenge of performing a completely improvised serenade from a misogynist’s point of view on the comedic improv show Set List, musical funny man Reggie Watts knocks it out of the park.

(NSFW: Language) A young rockstar – who’s also someone’s son and someone’s father – is visited by a strange and bumbling messenger of doom. And bringer of pie. A very morbid comedy by Caleb Slain.

(NSFW: Language) James Franco’s house goes from the place to be to the only place to be in this star-studded flick, featuring celebrities acting as themselves. Directed by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg.

An ad for Jash, a new comedy network founded by Tim & Eric, Sarah Silverman, Michael Cera and Reggie Watts. You won’t believe how many people on YouTube believed the video’s joke. My goodness.

The reigning king of American standup comedy Louis C.K. promotes his upcoming HBO TV special Oh My God by imagining what a sensational trailer for it would look like. Stay simple and gross, Louie.

Two of the best female law enforcers team up to take down a drug lord. Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy play good cop, bad crazy cop in The Heat. Directed by Paul Feig (Bridesmaids).

(NSFW: Language) An oldie from the UK classic Mitchell & Webb Situation. David Mitchell explains how you can make a lot of money the easy way, thanks to this dodgy scheme called “farming.”

What starts out as a simple LMFAO parody – which, come to think of it, is a feat in itself – quickly reveals its genius. There’s a very thin line between the party goer’s heaven and his hell.

On last night’s SNL, Louis C.K. plays himself playing himself playing Abraham Lincoln in this clever mashup of his hilarious FX show, freeing the slaves, doing standup and other stuff.

Another gem of a skit from Comedy Central’s Key & Peele. This time they tackle the propensity of African-Americans to bestow unique names to their kids. We’d love to see hear these guys get drafted.

K is for Knifeball: An Alphabet of Terrible Advice is a parody children’s book from Avery Monsen and Jory John, the demented authors who brought us All My Friends Are Dead. Video made by POYKPAC.

Comedy Central’s hysterical duo Key & Peele just about made us spit our coffee clear across the room this morning with this sketch about everyone’s favorite bowel-shaking music known as dubstep.

Jason Bateman plays a victim of identity theft who decides to go after the unlikely culprit played by Melissa McCarthy, to arrest her and clear his name. Misadventures and throat punching ensue.

In the latest episode of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee, Jerry drives a vintage Rolls, and joins comedy veterans Carl Reiner and Mel Brooks for a chat and some deli sandwiches.