The guys in Derrick Comedy (Donald Glover, Dominic Dierkes, DC Pierson) take a Behind the Music look at a new way to market pop music.

Last night, Donald Glover visited Craig Ferguson's couch to answer viewers' e-mails and tweets. During the segment, Ferguson and Glover blew the roof off of Dr. Phil's public deceptions.

Abed revealed a list of cliches from movies that he was determined to get through in his first year at community college. Troy signed up to help him through it, culminating in a fantastic food fight/80's movie-ending.

Through the television, a comfortable barrier exists between our fragile psyches and Tracy Morgan's madcap humor. However, no such distance existed for his former employees, such as Community's Donald Glover, who was once advised to fashion dreadlocks out of placenta.

Gawker.TV, Community gets sexually charged, Wanda Sykes is not happy with NBC's Black History Month lunch menu, Wallace Shawn gets to the root of Jon Stewart's daddy issues, football for the ladies, and a contestant on Millionaire insults Meredith Vieira.

Sexual tensions were high during last night's Community when the gang realized that "unlike a real family, there is nothing to stop any one of us from looking at the others as a sexual prospect." Let the longing glances begin.

Here's a pretty risque sketch by the internet phenoms known as Derrick Comedy, and by risque I mean funny. Everyone loves a good spelling bee so liking this sketch is clearly a given.

All the parts of the internet that care about such matters have been speculating as to what Saturday Night Live will do about Barack Obama. They don't really have anyone qualified to impersonate him right now, especially as blackface is more or less out of style. A couple sites have reported rumors that sketch comedian and comedy writer (and thin black man) Donald Glover will join the cast, possibly even this weekend, in order to ensure that the Democratic hopeful will be properly parodied. Comedy Central's Insider blog has the story and the Chicago Sun-Times thinks it's a done deal. But! We went to school with Donald! He, like us, was in NYU's Dramatic Writing program. So we checked Facebook and learned, direct from Donald, that all of this speculation is unfounded. Donald auditioned, but hasn't been asked to join the cast. His wall message (of hope) is attached, click to enlarge.