Stuff to look forward to in October

[BillBrasky]

Let me know if this is annoying. The last thread seemed to go well, so let's try it again for October.

Oct. 1st- Pushing Daisies S2 premiere

Oct. 3rd- An American Carol (Not sure about this one....)
How to Lose Friends and Alienate People

Oct. 4th- Louis CK: Chewed Up special on Showtime

Oct. 7th- 30 Rock S2 on DVD
Robot Chicken S3 on DVD
Simpsons S11 on DVD

Oct. 8th- South Park S12 premiere
Sarah Silverman Show S2, part 2 premiere (A second new episode will
air the following night)

Oct. 9th- Kath and Kim premiere
SNL Thursday Night Live episode #1

Oct. 14th- Sarah Silverman Show S2 Vol 1 on DVD

Oct. 15th- David Alan Grier's Chocolate News premieres

Oct. 19th- Futurama: The Beast with a Billion Backs premieres on Comedy Central

Oct. 21st- Frank TV S2 premiere (Ok, I'm pushing it here)

Oct. 24th- Synechdoche, New York (NY, LA only)

Oct. 28th- MST 3000 30th Anniversary Edition DVD
Newsradio: The Complete Series DVD

Oct. 30th- 30 Rock S3 premiere

Oct. 31st- Zack and Miri Make a Porno

[jon]

Oct. 9 - Cinematic Titanic "Legacy of Blood" released.

Oct. 21 - John Hodgman's MORE INFORMATION THAN YOU REQUIRE comes out.

[frogmann]

Oct 9 - Moral Orel season 3 (or at least they're supposed to start playing them from the beginning with the new episodes mixed in or something.. I still don't really understand the strange way Adult Swim is running the new season)

[BillBrasky]

Man, it's a good thing that those Morel Orel episodes (I'm assuming) don't have to be seen in any particular order, because that's the most out-of-order scheduling I've ever seen.

[Ivan]

October 24th - Revamped Best Week Ever!

[mueXog]

Oct 3 - "Down and Dirty with Jim Norton" on HBO (features some comics who are known here: Bill Burr, Patrice O'Neal, Anthony Jeselnik, Joe DeRosa, etc)

Oct 9 - "Testees" on FX - Note quite sure what this is, but I saw some commercials during "Always Sunny", apparently it has some former South Park writers working on it. The plot description sounds interesting enough:

Testees, from writer/creator Kenny Hotz (Kenny vs. Spenny), stars Canadian newcomers Steve Markle as "Peter" and Jeff Kassel as "Ron," and two best friends and roommates in their early 30s who work as test subjects for "TESTICO," a less-than-normal product testing facility. In each episode, Peter and Ron are given a new product, experimental medication or treatment to test. The side effects from these are usually ridiculous and almost always negative. The roommates just try to live their lives while waiting for the side effects from these untested products to wear off.