Michael Showalter is perhaps best known for co-writing and starring in Wet Hot American Summer, but Showalter has been finding new ways to make people laugh since he was a member of the sketch comedy troupe The State, on MTV.

When Michael arrived for our recent Geeking Out interview, I gingerly asked if he remembered the time I approached him on the street. Guess what? He didn't!

Obviously, not everyone in Park Slope, Brooklyn has a kid, and not everyone who has a kid in Park Slope thinks that screaming and running into a traff...

Need a new car? You do now. Comedian Michael Showalter (of Stella and "Wet Hot American Summer," among other things) is the new spokesman for the ...

People tend to remember the first time they see Reggie Watts perform. His onstage persona is so uniquely his, so off-putting and hilarious and differe...

"Wet Hot American Summer" is regarded as a cult comedy classic, but had an email exchange between director David Wain and actor/writer Michael Showalt...

"Law & Order" has been on a comedian kick of late featuring Michael Showalter, Jim Gaffigan and Rob Corddry as antagonists in this, their 20th season....

Using big words can sometimes con an audience into thinking things make sense when in fact they don't. "Boy, that's a long word, Sarah Palin must know what she's talking about."

Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter went on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" to promote their new Comedy Central show yesterday. As expected, their ...

There's certain things [my kids] can't see like my love scene with Bradley Cooper in "Wet Hot American Summer," that may not go over so well in my house. I come from a very conservative household. Led by me.

"Michael & Michael Have Issues" is a show within a show within a show. The two leads, Michael Ian Black and Michael Showalter, play themselves introdu...

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The latest internet video sensation is of Billy Bob Thornton giving the world's second strangest interview ever (don't worry, Joaquin, you're still in...

If you live near New York City, or even in New England, you see the TV ad for the New York Times Weekender subscription a lot. A lot, a lot. Perhaps t...