Facebook and Nicole Byer are making a comedy series together

In a move that surprises no one, Facebook is lurching its way towards television. The big blue social network has enlisted comedian Nicole Byer to help out. Better yet, Byer's canceled MTV series is making a comeback. Loosely Exactly Nicole, which didn't make it to a second season on the once music focused network, comes by way of The Hollywood Reporter.

They write that the deal is on because of ex-MTV executive Mina Lefevre's tenure at the network is up; she is now the head of development at Facebook. She and Byer have teamed up to bring the show back. Some of the case and all of the creative team are back as well as creator and showrunner Christine Zander. Facebook is said to give a summer launch to its original programming. 

MTC Classics to re-air Clone High, Daria, Beavis and Butthead

Fans of Mike Judge or the morose humor of a bottle capped glasses wearing teenager are in for a treat as MTV is bringing back both Daria and Beavis and Butthead. These shows join hits like Clone High (from the now famous Phil Lord and Chris Miller), Punk'd, puppet led Wonder Showzen, Jackass, Aeon Flux, Cribs and more. MTV Classic, taking over VH1 Classic, is an effort to offload all the crap that MTV accumulated as the main channel turns back to its music roots. The primetime block will consist of mainstays like Beavis and Butt Head and Daria while a segment much like TeenNick's The Splat -- which airs 90's Nickelodeon shows during the later hours of the night -- will air the other shows from Clone High to Jackass to Wonder Showzen from 10 PM to 1 AM. Everything begins August 1 bright and early at 6 AM. 

Chris Pratt Brings Back Cribs For 'Guardians Of The Galaxy'

Remember the days of MTV when Cribs was a big deal? Viewers would watch their favorite celebrities show off all the crap they bought with the loads of cash they had. I've always wanted whatever was in their homes no matter how superfluous it was. Who the hell needs a large bust of Al Pacino in Scarface? Apparently every rapper needs that. 

Chris Pratt takes us on a tour of the ship he flew in Guardians of the Galaxy aptly named the Milano. It's very well thought out with its use of practical effects as opposed to a reliant use on post-production CGI. This video is a spot on spoof of Cribs right down to the sped up walking and crappy background music.