It's been nearly a week since Crazy Rhubarb Lady stole both our hearts and our rhubarb with her unintentional impersonation of a scarier, more possessed Linda Blair, and yet no one has attempted to cash in on her virality with a Crazy Rhubarb Lady parody skit — an true oddity in this day and age.

Netflix has finally blessed patient Arrested Development fans with their first official glimpse of the show's highly anticipated fourth season, which is set to premiere in January.

This morning Andy Richter tweeted, "Possibly the most insulting thing ever" with a link to these shoes. For $525, you can show off your paint-splattered shoes without ever having to lift a brush. One of Richter's followers, Ivan Khatchatourian, countered with a slashed army t-shirt on sale for $1,137.50.

Andy and Conan continued their tradition of acting out Oscar-nominated films last night on Conan. Here's Andy Richter as Natalie Portman's role and Conan O'Brien as the creepy dance instructor. An improvement from the original, am I right?

This week, when Watson wasn't destroying his human competitors on Jeopardy! he was working on Conan alongside Andy Richter. Last night, his taunts of sleeping with Andy's wife pushed Andy over the edge.

Conan's return to television begins tonight, in preparation watch the whole first episode of the original Late Night with Conan O'Brien online. Inside, watch Conan O'Brien's first time hosting late night talk show.

Today at Gawker.TV, Andy Richter and George Lopez talk TBS Late Night strategies, Stephen Colbert and Elvis Costello duet, Community goes Mean Girls, "fear boners," and Jason Sudeikis almost becomes a new member of the Always Sunny in Philadelphia gang.

Last night on Lopez Tonight, a meeting of the comedic minds happened. Lopez feels they'll "take late night into the future," while Andy's hoping "maybe there will actually be talk shows that make people stay awake, not go to sleep."

Conan O'Brien's new talk show, Conan, doesn't premiere for six more days, but—last night—diehard fans were treated to a four-minute, online-online preview episode, dubbed "Show Zero." Full video of the episode, including a mini-interview with Jim Parsons, inside.

Last night's episode of Running Wilde featured its two main characters acting like completely self-absorbed and oblivious cock-teases. Who were the recipients of these theoretical blue balls? A junior high school student and Andy Richter. Warning: shirtless Will Arnett ahead!

Gosh darn it, she really just isn't going anywhere. Also today: Some really great reality show ideas sound really great, including one with Heidi Klum "interacting" with your children. Plus news of the economy!

The Creative Arts Emmys were held on Sunday, and—like in years past—the B-Rolls for the Outstanding Writing, Variety Series nominees were top-notch. At the very top of that heap? This unemployment-themed introduction video for Conan O'Brien's Tonight Show.

Tonight, members of Conan O'Brien's writing team performed their own material, hilariously tackling taboo subjects and even featuring a ballad performed by Reggie Watts, openly criticizing women's ridiculous bag choices and long bathroom visits. Video of our favorite parts, inside.

The first date of Conan O'Brien's live tour was tonight in Eugene, Oregon. If you did not happen to be there, Conan O'Brien unveiled his newest character: The copyright-dodging 'Self-Pleasuring Panda.' One audience member captured it on film. SPOILER ALERT.

Today at Gawker.TV, we point out the mistakes in "Up in the Air," Anthony Bourdain's a hypocrite about food bloggers, Stephen Colbert draws attention to Obama's recent balls-of-courage, and Andy Richter finally speaks about NBC and the Late Night wars.

Andy Richter filled in for Regis to co-host Regis and Kelly today. In addition to interviewing the always charming James Spader, Richter had his first opportunity to speak his mind about the Late Night Debacle. He did not hold back.

The Late Night buzz is still going strong, but Conan has yet to be very specific about his future plans. People love him, but his many forays into executive producing have been abysmal failures. Conan's got some gambling to do.

Conan announced that he refuses be pushed back to the 12:05 slot, essentially ending his tenure at NBC. He cited NBC not giving his show the chance to grow. Which got us thinking, what other shows were prematurely snuffed out?

You have to admire Conan's humility here. The man hosts the Tonight Show, and is willing to play Galifianakis' foil for the sake of four minutes of absurdly brilliant comedy.

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad turns 53 today. The richest man on the planet, Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, is turning 54. Julia Roberts celebrates her 42nd birthday today. Conan sidekick Andy Richter is turning 43. Joaquin Phoenix is 35. Bruce Jenner, the former athlete and current stepdad to the Kardashian clan, is turning 60. The CEO of Pepsi, Indra Nooyi, is turning 54. Singer/songwriter Ben Harper is 40. Actress Lauren Holly is 46. Actor Dennis Franz is turning 65. And former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres turns 35 today.