This Week in Comedy: Donald Glover’s New Show and a Pee-Wee Herman Movie Update

-Now that he’s leaving Community midway through the season, Donald Glover’s next project is writing, producing, and starring in a new comedy about musicians for FX.

-Paul Reubens says he has a director, funding, and finished script for a new Pee-Wee Herman movie and expects to shoot in 2014.

-Daft Punk canceled on Stephen Colbert, but he made a great “Get Lucky†music video without them.

-Speaking of music videos, Mumford & Sons’ latest features Ed Helms, Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis, and Will Forte playing them, complete with beards and banjos.

-We interviewed Borat and Bruno co-writer Dan Mazer, Breaking Bad’s Matt Jones, rising stand-up Ron Funches, Fridays writer/director Tom Kramer, and filmmaker David Gordon Green.

-Josh Gad will star as Sam Kinison in the upcoming biopic about the late comedian.

-Fridays, the early ‘80s competitor to SNL starring Michael Richards and Larry David, is finally out on DVD in the form of a best-of.

-We defended Robin Williams, recommended Australian series Please Like Me, passed on the pilot for Diner, and discovered Mary Tyler Moore’s failed variety show, Mary, featuring a young David Letterman and Michael Keaton.

-Bret McKenzie from Flight of the Conchords is writing a fairy tale comedy musical he’s compared to Labyrinth.

-We recommended the week’s best podcasts, the week’s best Vine videos, and this old footage of a bunch of famous actors auditioning for roles on The Office.

-Scott Aukerman is launching a Comedy Bang Bang tour and taking The Birthday Boys and Paul F. Tompkins with him.

-Billy on the Street’s Billy Eichner will play Donna Meagle’s doppleganger on the new season of Parks and Rec.

-The trailer for Bill Murray’s next movie, a George Clooney WWII drama called The Monuments Men, dropped.

And here are your Top Five Web Comedy Videos of the Week:

Kyle Mooney - “voicesâ€

Brent Sullivan - “Extreme Budgeting: Drinkingâ€

Funny or Die - “Disney’s Vehicle Moviesâ€

Set List - “Neil Hamburger†(via Nerdist)

The Sidecar - “The Death of Blu-Jay†(via Above Average)

This Week in Comedy: Donald Glover’s New Show and a […]