“Comedy Bang Bang” gets a second season with Anna Kendrick, Zach Galifianakis, Andy Samberg, Adam Scott, Jessica Alba, Sarah Silverman and many more.

Billy Crystal might be getting old but his jokes are fresher than ever. After many decades of ruling the stand-up scenes, Crystal is set to star in FX comedy pilot for the half-hour series “The Comedians”.

The classic sitcom that used to make our days better is returning but not in the same formula. “Everybody Loves Raymond” is set to be remade in UK with Lee Mack in Ray Romano’s role and Catherine Tate as his beautiful wife. Lee Mack wrote the pilot for BBC. The action takes place in Cheshire and Mack is a sports journalist living too close to his parents and older brother.

After starring in many great movies and getting an Oscar, Jamie Foxx returns to the small screens as a producer for TBS's new comedy series called “Dad, Stop Embarrassing Me!”.

The show is based on the actor’s relationship with his 18 year old daughter Corrine and explores the life of a parent and his child.

“Comedy Bang! Bang!” returns July 12 with a second season hosted by Scott Aukerman and Regie Watts. 20 new episodes will feature Jessica Alba, Jim Gaffigan, Aziz Ansari, Zack Galifianakis, Rashida Jones, Anna Kendrick, Zoe Saldana, Sarah Silverman and many others.

The first ten episodes will air from July 12 - September 13, followed by a short fall hiatus before returning on October, 18 for more ten episodes.

“Beavis and Butt-head” creator Mike Judge is set to produce a live action comedy for HBO. The dark comedy series is co-wrote by Judge and John Altschuler and directed by Dave Krinsky. The story is set in the high-tech gold rush of modern Silicon Valley, where the people most qualified to succeed are the least capable of handling success.” They’re geniuses at programming computers, but are dismayed to learn that other people don’t respond like computers, no matter how fervently they mash their faces with their fingers.

“The Chris Gethard Show” is one bizarre and sad New York Talk show according to the website. Chris Gethard pulls a not kid-friendly show with special guests. “Park and Recreation” star, Amy Poehler is coming to the shoe as the second big name guest in a row following Zach Galifianakis last week.

NBC is not done yet with bad decision and cancelations. The network has passed on the John Mulaney sitcom. The show was supposed to star SNL writer John Mulaney, Elliot Gould, Nasim Pedrad and Martin Short. Produced by Lorne Michaels it looked pretty good but NBS is focusing on dramas and teenage series.

NBC trades “30 Rock” and “The Office” over two new comedy series “Sean Saves The World” and “The Michael J. Fox Show”. The network reunites familiar faces such as Sean Hayes f "Will and Grace" and Michael J. Fox of "Family Ties". The shows will join "Parks and Recreation" and "Parenthood," on NBC's Thursday night comedy schedule.

Kevin McDonald is coming to DSI Comedy Theatre this summer. On June 21, McDonald will perform at Cat’s Cradle and he will be joined by some of North Carolina’s to notch comedians.

After a 7 year brake, “Arrested Development” comes to make your Monday with new trailer for Season 4. The Bluth family (Michael - Jason Bateman, Lindsay - Portia de Rossi, Gob - Will Arnett, George-Michael -Michael Cera) and other members are reuniting onscreen.

The retired boxing champ, Mike Tyson is getting his own comedy series “Mike Tyson Mysteries”. Tyson is known for numerous appearances on screen and it will be fun to actually see him in an Adult Swim show with a talking pigeon solving mysteries each week.

Amy and Greg Poehler are planning big debut in Swedish television with a half-hour comedy series for TV4 “Welcome to Sweden”.

The story is based on Greg’s (Amy’s brother) life. He falls in love with a Swedish girl and follows her home. Bruce, a New York accountant whose romance with Emma (Josephine Bornebusch) will lead him on a Scandinavian adventure. Lena Olin will play Emma's mother Viveka, Illeana Douglas and Patrick Duffy will play Bruce's parents. Amy Poehler, Aubrey Plaza and KISS's Gene Simmons are set to make cameos.

Fox goes big on comedies this year. The network ordered Seth MacFarlane’s live action comedy called “Dads” and other 4.

UK comedian Harry Hill is joining Julie Walters, Matt Lucas, Sheridan Smith and others is “The Harry Hill Movie”. It will tell the story of a man pursued by a lunatic vet on a road trip with a sick hamster. He falls in love with a “shell person” whatever that means.

A brand new comedy series “Just Face It” brings Damon Wayans, Jr. ("Happy endings”) to the small screen. Writer Chadd Gindin and teamed up with MadeMan.com for eight episodes to run through June 4.

With a four block parade, the screaming fans and cast members celebrated the ending of “The Office” TV series. The northeastern Pennsylvania city of Scranton is now known as “The Office” city.

“Arrested Development” show gets a documentary thanks to a Kickstarter campaign initiated by two filmmakers and two fans, Neil Lieberman and Jeff Smith.

On March 18, 2013 Neil and Jeff brought the documentary to Kickstarter.com, a crowdfunding platform that has helped artists and filmmakers procure funding for independent projects.

“The Men’s Room” is Michael Wilson’s latest sketch comedy . The producer announced its latest work and launched a website for the series. Famous comedy troupes like Improv Olympic, The Second City, The Upright Citizens Brigade and The Groundlings are set to be featured in the weekly comedy. Wilson described it as a sketch-comedy show “By guys, for guys –And everyone who likes sketch comedy."

Kyle Kinane brings one of the funniest comedies for Comedy Central. “Going Nowhere” is a travel show following Kinane around San Francisco and hanging out with his wacky friends.

The 20-minute (19:27) pilot presentation opens with the comedian in a sex-toy shop dressed up in latex, meets a dominatrix, a bigfoot hunter and two wizards.

Billy Crystal comes back to the small screen with a yet-untitled comedy from FOX. The comedian and actor is attached to star in the project written by Matt Nix (“Burn Notice”) and directed by Larry Charles (“Borat”)

The project is based on a European format so we expect nothing but an edgy comedy spiced with Crystal’s legendary humor.

Comedian, actress and singer Anjelah Johnson will bring her stand-up comedy show to the Performing Arts Center at Cal Poly at 7:30 p.m. Friday, May 10.

The “Bon Qui Qui” singer, Johnson recorded in June 2009a one-hour special for Comedy Central and Warner Brothers Records, and a second special is set to be released from her hometown of San Jose this year.

HBO network announced that they have picked up their top-rated comedy series “Veep” for a third collection of episodes. The decision came with the announcement that the new season which will air at some point in the first half of 2014.

Comedian Louie Anderson joins the celebrities on ABC’s diving show "Splash". "My thing was just to get me moving," said Anderson about joining the show. "I just needed to get me moving. I didn't realize it would inspire people."