Daily Link Roundup: TV News and the Best of the Rest on the Web
Animal Planet tests the waters once again with another show about bears, Christopher Walken-y photos, Reno 911! gets a porn parody made about it, and

[Darren, you are not alone. Image via 9gag]
In TV News...
- Animal Planet has ordered a small amount of episodes of The Bear Whisperer, after a study showed that the public was interested in it. Wouldn't you think the network execs would think twice and remember the demise of The Grizzly Man? [Warming Glow]
- As it turns out, Patton Oswalt won't be starring in Beach Lane alongside Matthew Broderick as previously reported. [The Live Feed]
- Dr. Steve Brule is taking your questions over at The Onion, so head on over and maybe he'll choose you to advise on your health! [AV Club]
- Here's some trivia: The Office's BJ Novak once played Scattergories with Michael Jackson. [Just Jared]
- Reno 911! is the latest TV show to get the porno-parody treatment. The cover of the DVD is so explicit that only part of it can be shown on Comedy Central's website! [Comedy Central Insider]
- Here's four reasons that Conan will thrive on TBS. [Inside TV]
- NBC lost a total of $223 million during this year's Winter Olympics. [TV Tattle]
Around the Web...
- Weekend at Bernie's, Death at a Funeral, Little Miss Sunshine are just some of the movies that made the cut on this list of the best comedies with plots centering around dead bodies. [Cinematical]
- This is something I didn't think I'd ever see... the start of the Tina Fey backlash. [Salon]
- I can't think of a better way to describe this than the title of the post, so here's "The 40 Most Christopher Walken-y Photos That Ever Christopher Walkened" [Best Week Ever]
- Trust in encyclopedias, listening to an album, and 8 more things that the Internet has ruined. [PC World]
- Entertainment Weekly has gathered up a list of 18 books that they're excited to read this summer. [EW]
- Here's 50 images of well-crafted, beautiful coffee and latte art. [Web Urbanist]
- The AP Style Guide has officially changed the spelling of what you're currently surfing from "Web Site" to "Website." Advances in geekery! [Mashable]
- LIFE has published never-before-seen photos of Albert Einstein's office on the day he died. [Laughing Squid]
