-Sarah Silverman wrote a touching obituary for her dog, Duck.
-Andy Samberg did an amazing job at Comedy Central’s Roast of James Franco. We asked a bunch of comedians and actors if they wanted to be roasted.
-We interviewed W. Kamau Bell, Glenn Howerton, and Paul Scheer about Totally Biased, It’s Always Sunny, and The League, which all premiered on new cable channel FXX this week.
-Seth Rogen and Jason Mantzoukas are getting an episode of The League centered on Dirty Randy and Rafi.
-We looked at what’s new this season with Splitsider’s Fall Movie Preview and Splitsider’s Fall TV Preview.
-Dave Chappelle defended his choice to leave the stage in Hartford, saying, “That crowd was evil,” and his shows since this incident have been going great.
-Jon Stewart returned to The Daily Show after a three month hiatus while he was busy directing his first movie.
-We looked at the worst, most amoral things the gang has ever done on It’s Always Sunny in honor of the show’s return.
-Standup Michael Che joined the writing staff of Saturday Night Live.
-Chris Lilley is bringing one back his popular characters for a mysterious TV project.
-We looked back at a Paley Center conversation between the writers and cast of Chris Elliott’s Get a Life.
-David Cross quietly directed his first movie.
-We recommended the week’s best Vine videos, best podcasts, and the Twitter feed of @Pete_Schulz.
And here are your Top Five Web Comedy Videos of the Week:
Jordan Morris - “Look at mE-Cigarettes”
Uncle Mom - “Sperm Bank” (via Official Comedy)
Eliot’s Sketchpad - “Robin Thicke Talk Show” (via Above Average)
Funny or Die - “Boardwalk Empire’s Richard Harrow: Murderer for Hire”
Be More Interesting - “How to Start a Fire without Matches” (via Mental Floss)
