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There's not much that I love more than the comedic mind of Christopher Guest. No man, not even retro Mel Brooks, has made me cry with laughter like Guest -- the wacky dancing of Corky St. Clair, the dysfunctional yuppiedom of the Swans, the bleary sadness of Mitch Cohen, and the plastic surgery of Marilyn Hack. But For Your Consideration might be the end.
In a discussion with MTV, Jane Lynch revealed some good, and not so good news about the world-o-Guest. On the bright side, it seems like Waiting for Guffman might be headed to Broadway, which is just about the best idea to come out of the world of movies-on-Broadway. Unfortunately, she also says that she thinks Guest's done making movies: "I haven't heard any rumblings. Parker Posey and I have put our heads together and decided we think it might be over." Granted, this is only rumor at this point,
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Monsters is giving you a heads up about Friday's (March 27) new episodes of hit comedies "Head Case" and "Party Down" on Starz. "Veronica Mars" alums Jason Dohring and Alona Tal make special guest appearances on "Party Down" this week too. On "Party Down" tonight, the team is catering a California College Conservatives Union Caucus event and learn about scoring with Republicans. On "Head Case", guest star Larry Miller addresses his Little League induced rage problems with Dr. Goode and Lola gets hit on by the wedding planner, and, Gary Grunberg gets his weird on with Dr. Goode, and James Denton also makes an appearance. Video Teases courtesy of Starz: Roman praises California College Conservatives Union Caucus member for
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After we spoke with 10 Things I Hate About You series creator Carter Covington, they were ready to start filming again so we went to take a look. Covington had told us that there was a scene between Bianca (Meaghan Jette Martin) and her friend Dawn (Ally Maki) where the two had hatched a reality web series and, in an effort to get more viewers, they decide to kiss on camera. They were filming part of this scene when we went up to the house set on the soundstage, where we see Martin and Maki nervously preparing to kiss and, right when they're locked in, we have Bianca's father, Dr. Walter Strafford (Larry Miller, reprising his hilarious role from the movie), walking in mid-kiss. No, it's not That kind of web show, folks, but it's rather funny nonetheless to see Miller's priceless reaction. We watch them film this scene from a

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