The KitH miniseries Death Comes to Town has everything you'd expect from a primetime soap: death, sex, high tension, and trannies. If As The World Turns had taken a few tips from Scott Thompson they might not have been canceled.

Last night, all five Kids in the Hall joined Jimmy Fallon to promote their latest project and discuss which Kid looks the most fetching in drag.

Today at Gawker.TV, the Kids in the Hall warn us of the dangers of child pageantry, Jason Bateman talks about the time he kissed Dustin Hoffman, and a Today Show anchor reports the weather while stuck inside of an elevator.

The Kids in the Hall enlighten the female population on what their boyfriends/husbands are really doing all those late nights in the garage. Also, who knew Henry Ford was such a terrible person?

There is a time in every father's life where he must watch his son become a man. On that special day there is only one experience a father and son can share that will properly signify that delve into manhood.

Kids in the Hall, our comedic neighbors to the north, were Lorne Michael's other group of hilarious man-children who graced Canadian television between 1988 and 1994. In this sketch, Bruce McCulloch explains to us what America truly is.

Christmastime is—of course—a time for volleyball, doing the shake with your best gal, and wackiness on the beach! Or is that just how they do it in Canada? Here's a holiday concept you've probably never bothered thinking of.

No, you didn't have the pear dream again, The Kids in the Hall are reuniting. And after a decade-long hiatus, your insatiable thirst for off-the-wall Canadian sketch comedy will finally be quenched.

Good news for twentysomething teen phenom Ned Vizzini! Remember his search for an assistant on Craigslist? Well, he found one. Her name's Catherine (we think Cathy with a C not Kathy with a K) and, from what we can tell from her phone manner, she meets Ned's requirement that his assistant be "female." She also sounds young and, frankly, scared: "I don't think he'd want me talking to you about that. Why don't you just email him?" she quavered when we asked the most harmless of questions. She's also, apparently, lazy: she still hasn't gotten around to updating the press section of Ned's Official Website, which we'd suggested should be her first duty! We think there are a couple new clips that should go in there, Cathy.

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