Hilarious Modern Family Emmy Poster

Modern Family is the funniest show on television and It should win best comedy.  Let's hope it's Sofia Vergara or Julie Bowen and not Ed O'Neil or Eric Stonestreet

How Not to Play Rock, Paper, Scissors?

Gfest stumbled upon this funny cartoon by Roodie Doodie about the Wolverine, Freddy Kruger and Edward Scissorhands attempting to play Rock, Paper, Scissors. Hilarious.  You can find more of these funny cartoons here.

Another New Shot from the Upcoming New Futurama Series

What's better than Bender a female version of Bender designed to look just like our favorite one-eyed, ass kickin, space captain Leela.   Here is another piece of art from the upcoming season premiere of Futurama.  Bite my shiny metal boob, I mean ass! June 24 can not get here soon enough Comedy Central.

First New Shot of New Futurama Series

As you hopefully know, FUTURAMA is retuning with new episodes starting on June 24.  Comedy Central will show the first two episodes of the new season back-to-back. It's been seven years since the last new episode of FUTURAMA.  Gfest cannot wait to once again hear the gospel of Bender.

Comedy Central released a still from the first of the two episodes, titled “Rebirth” (funny and fitting), which only makes the wait until June 24 that much longer.  Can you here Gfest chanting Scruffy, Scruffy, Scruffy!

The Simpsons Ke$ha Tik-Tok Opening

Last night Matt Groening and the Simpsons crew replaced their traditional opening sequence with a rendition of Tik-Tok by the ever, under-talented Ke$ha.

This is only the third or fourth time the show has deviated from it's normal title sequence.

The song sucks (so does the artist) but the Simpson's make it rock!   Watch the opening sequence below.

Steve Carell Quits His "Office" Job

Steve Carell plans to exit his Golden Globe-winning role as paper company manager Michael Scott on NBC’s The Office once the show’s seventh season on NBC wraps in 2011.


In a BBC Radio interview this week, promoting Carell’s new comedy Date Night, the comedian, 47, revealed that his contract with the NBC sitcom only runs through season seven and it looks unlikely that he’ll opt to stay on longer.

“I don’t think so. I think that will probably be my last year,” Carell replied when quizzed on his possible future with the series.

The actor certainly won’t be basking in retirement when he bids “Happy Trails” to The Office — Carell reportedly has 10 comedy movie projects in the works.