The gang from Comedy Central‘s newest show, Workaholics, which premieres Wednesday, April 6th, at 10:30p/9:30x, sat down with close personal friends at Jokes.com in lovely Miami, Florida, to talk about their show and how they got their start on the Internet, and how their process for making Internet videos (shoot anywhere you can, mostly your house and your office) informed their process for the show, which takes place in… a house and an office.

Watch their great series Crossbows and Mustaches right here on their site!

Last night the New York wind gusted a sigh of relief, safe from yet another night of whistling through the shredded flannel bathmat hot glued to Donald Trump’s scalp. Why, you ask? Was the billionaire spending another night bathing in endangered-yak blood? Feasting on another dinner of emerald reduction drizzled on a bed of shredded Euros?

No. He was sitting in a room getting made fun of. On purpose!

Jon Lajoie sat down with Punchline magazine to talk Comedy Central, The League, and breaking out as a video creator. Tune in for insight, and more Lajoie man-nipple than usual.

Congratulations to Owen Benjamin, Pete Holmes, Kyle Kinane, Natasha Leggero, Kurt Metzger, Chelsea Peretti and Reggie Watts for making it to Comedy Central’s Hot List, their yearly list of break-out comedians. And we’d like to give particular shouts out to Pete Holmes, Natasha Leggero, and Owen Benjamin, who are all part of, or will soon join the Atom family.

First off, Pete Holmes has starred in absurdist Atom hits Hotel and Doctor with Matt McCarthy. For all you true fans, we’ll be rolling brand 8 new episodes of Doctor starting December 20th. Here he is giving the patient some bad news.

TV’s Natasha Leggero (and the hilarious Duncan Trussell) created Patriot Dog and hosted an episode of Atom TV. They’ll be back with more in 2011, and we’re definitely looking forward to it.

Finally the new kid on the Atom block is Owen Benjamin. We can’t reveal exactly what we’re doing with Owen quite yet, but check back soon for more details as soon as we can tell you.

The newest member of the Comedy Central Records family, MC Mr. Napkins, makes his debut today with his new album MC Mr. Napkins: The Album (get it on iTunes or on Amazon). Share his jams on your blog (or your facebook profile, or, you know, anywhere), with the widget below:

or check out his newest videos after the jump!

Our awesome big brothers over at Comedy Central wanted us to remind you that Nick Swardson’s new show, Pretend Time With Nick Swardson, has a brand new episode premiering tonight at 10pm/9c tonight on Comedy Central. Here’s a preview of all the Na’vi banging repercussions you’ll really ever find appropriate for the workplace.

Last night, the nice folks at the Comedy Central Stage were kind enough to host a VIP screening of The House That Drips Blood On Alex, starring Tommy wiseau, the visionary filmmaker behind The Room. If you weren’t one of the lucky few to be in the audience, it premieres tonight (or tomorrow morning, depending on how strictly accurate you want to be) at 3am/2c on Atom TV on Comedy Central on the TV.

THTDBOA co-creator Brock LaBorde, iJustine Justine Ezarik, Brooke Brodack, Tommy Wiseau, THTDBOA co-creator Jared Richard, and Joey Greco get ready to answer some questions.

Get a peek behind Tommy’s fabled sunglasses. Not everyone survives this.

iJustine records Tommy’s answer for posterity.

Tommy and Joey Greco share a perfectly comfortable laugh.

All photos by PictureGroup

Again, if you missed the show yesterday, stay up late tonight to watch it at 3am/2c on Atom TV on Comedy Central, or see it at the official site tomorrow! While you’re waiting, here’s Tommy flexing his hosting muscles for tonight’s show:

It’s no secret that we kind of love Tommy Wiseau around here. Share in our geeky affinity? Then be sure to catch the world premiere of Tommy’s latest flick “The House That Drips Blood on Alex” on Atom TV on Comedy Central Thursday morning (10/14) at 3am/2c.

Portable Lounge is a new “roaming” talk show where Comedy Central has two funny people sit and wax hilarious in a new location every episode. Chris Gethard and Bobby Moynihan seriously contemplate the business acumen of Chewbacca and Falcor in the first episode. It is amusing, and I know how much you guys love Star Wars (and making fan movies about Star Wars), so you should check it out…

Our big siblings Comedy Central have a brand new show coming out on “regular TV” called Ugly Americans, the show by the creators of the Atom series 5-On. The show is amazing and features some awesome animation and really cool, weird characters. Comedy Central has put the first 10 minutes online, so check them out to get yourself ready for the premiere tonight, after an all new South Park.