Chappelle’s Show Returns: Comedy Central to air never-before-seen 3rd season sketches

Chappelle’s Show Returns! Kind of. Here’s Comedy Central’s press release:

COMEDY CENTRAL To Premiere Third Season Of “Chappelle’s Show” During 2Q 2006
Viewers Get Last Laugh As COMEDY CENTRAL Offers Sneak Peek Of
Never-Before-Seen Sketches From “Chappelle’s Show’s” Third Season
During Network’s Year-End Blow Out, “COMEDY CENTRAL’s Last Laugh ’05”
Premiering Sunday, December 11 at 9:00 P.M.
Third Season Sneak Peek To Make Its Broadband Debut Monday, December 12
On COMEDY CENTRAL’s “MotherLoad” (www.comedycentral.com/motherload)
NEW YORK, December 5, 2005 — At long last viewers will have a chance to see for themselves exactly what Dave Chappelle was working on just before his departure from production of the third season of the critically-acclaimed and Emmy-nominated hit series, “Chappelle’s Show.” COMEDY CENTRAL will premiere the unaired third season episodes during 2Q 2006.
In advance of the 2006 premiere, COMEDY CENTRAL will offer a sneak peek into the mind of the master by airing never-before-seen footage from third season sketches during the broadcast of “COMEDY CENTRAL’s Last Laugh ’05” which premieres Sunday, December 11 at 9:00 p.m. The sneak peek will also be available for viewing the following day on COMEDY CENTRAL’s broadband channel, “MotherLoad” (www.comedycentral.com/motherload).
“COMEDY CENTRAL’s Last Laugh ’05” offers an edgy, alternative year-in-review as leading comics Lewis Black, David Cross, Greg Giraldo, Lisa Lampanelli, Carlos Mencia, Sarah Silverman and David Spade rifle through the headlines to bring you the most spectacular highlights. Also included are star-packed short films and comic segments from Jon Stewart, Stephen Colbert, Dave Attell, Andy Dick, Dave Koechner and Earthquake that bring the year into focus and skewer the world of politics, sports, celebrity, movies and much more. In addition, the 90-minute spectacular will feature musical performances from Death Cab For Cutie and Yellowcard.

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David Cross: An Open Letter To Larry The Cable Guy

The Larry The Cable Guy / David Cross feud continues.. On BobAndDavid.com, David Cross writes:

The following is a letter I wrote after picking up Git-R-Done – The Larry The Cable Guy Story (ghost written by Susan Sontag). I have to warn you that it’s nearly 11 pages long. But I think it’s chock full of life lessons for all of us and if you’re not careful… you just might learn something!

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Patton Oswalt Interview On AST

The day before The Comedians of Comedy premiered on Comedy Central, ASpecialThing.com sat down with Patton Oswalt in a tea room on 3rd Street in Los Angeles to discuss his childhood, his beginnings as a comedian, his new show and his future. It’s a fantastic interview with one of the funniest comics working today.. and should be on every comedy fan’s required reading list. Read the interview here.
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Interview: Wix Wichmann

Former Sony record promoter & official Jim Beam tour manager for Montgomery Gentry, Wix Wichmann, recently signed a record deal with Universal South. He’ll be recording two shows at Zanies in Nashville next week for this project. His cd, tentatively titled “I’ll Quit When Willie Quits” will be released in February or March. NashvilleStandUp caught Wix in between shots of Beam and was able to get him to answer a few questions for us..

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