The Bitter Buddha, the documentary centered on comedian Eddie Pepitone (Conan, WTF with Marc Maron), kicks off a week-long run at NYC's Cinema Village tomorrow. Julie Klausner (How Was Your Week?) is hosting a live Q&A with Pepitone himself after the 7pm screening tomorrow. Get your tickets here if you want to experience Eddie Pepitone's oddly sweet and poetic rage in person.
Since CBS is a seemingly unstoppable force of television ratings, they're not doing any funky premiere schedule. Save Survivor, every show is premiering the week of September 23rd. Check out the full schedule here, if you want confirm when How I Met Your Mother is starting (the 24th) and to see all the times you aren't going to be watching CBS.
After moving from ABC, Cougar Town is set to make its TBS premiere on January 8. Crack open some a lot of wine to celebrate.
Wilfred's second season is set to premiere on June 28 on FX but you can watch the first episode on the Internet right now. (Hell, you might already be watching it.) Robin Williams makes an appearance as a psychiatrist, because it's his favorite profession to act as other than a jumanji. (He played a jumanji in Jumanji, right?) The first couple minutes focuses on whether Wilfred does or does not appear as a human in a dog costume. It's a real Wilfred-they-won't-they story.
Last week we mentioned that Larry David's rumored movie might end up on HBO. Today HBO confirmed as much. Also announced is that Enlightened and Girls are set to return in January 2013. Hopefully by then Hannah has stopped eating cake on the beach.
