Amy Poehler's Smart Girls at the Party finally debuted with even more awesomeness and fanfare than we previously expected. The premiere episode features Cameron, a 10-year-old writer who has more potential in her pinky finger than all of Hollywood's starlets combined. Amy handles her like a pro and makes us hope that one day she can teach everyone's daughters how to be as great as her. The best part, however, is at the end, where there's a full-on dance party with Will Arnett and Kristen Wiig. Too many amazing people in one scene, if you ask us.

The best part of last night's Saturday Night Live was actually a skit featuring Will Forte as a Halloween sexual predator, but stupid NBC won't release the video (much like the amazing Fancy Pants sketch from the season premiere). Instead, here's a clip of the opener, which parodied the Joe Biden and John Murtha remarks made at recent Obama rallies. It was fairly humorous, but not nearly as awesome as Kristen Wiig's tiny hands from a few weeks back.

On another note, why was Coldplay allowed to perform four times throughout the show? That seems a little unfair, no? If anyone has an explanation, feel free to enlighten us.

OK OK, one more thing and then we'll be done: Congrats to Amy Poehler, who had her baby Saturday night and was unable to make the show. Archie Arnett is the luckiest little boy in the world.

GOB GOES BACK TO PRIMETIME "Fox may soon be back in business with Arrested Development star Will Arnett. According to sources familiar with the conversations, the network is in final negotiations on a major talent/development deal with Mr. Arnett, who played George 'Gob' Bluth II on the late Fox sitcom from 2003 until 2006. As part of the agreement, Fox will develop a series for Mr. Arnett to star in—very likely a comedy—or cast him in an existing project."

Sad news for Arrested Development fans: Michael Cera, also known as George Michael Bluth, just put the kibosh on any plans for the series to be made into a movie:

What he won't be doing any time soon is a movie version of a certain quirky TV show. He hasn't heard of any plans for an Arrested Development film.

'I don't think I would want to see a movie of the series if I was a fan, anyway,' Cera says. 'And I don't really see a need for it if you can get the three seasons on DVD.'

Look, Michael, just because you starred in a couple of hit movies doesn't mean you have the right to interfere with our hopes and dreams of seeing the Bluths on the big screen. It's not fair.

Saw these two walking hand in hand in the West Village this weekend after getting drinks with my boss. He was in flip-flops, which is a questionable practice in the city, but other than that: cute! She is so pregnant.

My crush on Will Arnett is very apparent, and it all stems from the genius that is Arrested Development's Gob Bluth. Upon hearing the glorious news that there is an Arrested Development movie in the works, I went hunting for the moment I knew I was in love. After hours of searching, I found it. Click through for video — and yes, there is chicken dancing.

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'BABY MAMA' MAMA "Amy Poehler is not only pregnant on the big screen — she's expecting in real life, too. Her rep confirms to Usmagazine.com that the actress, 36, and her husband, actor Will Arnett, are expecting their first child this fall."

We have a huge crush on Arrested Development's Gob Bluth, which automatically leaks over to Will Arnett. He's seen here posing for a Radar magazine shoot, and the exquisiteness of the photos is simply breathtaking. Way better than that time Lindsay Lohan stripped for New York magazine.

Here's the full article, in which he constantly refers to the publication as Gaydar magazine and makes us fall even more in love.

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All hell broke loose at the Horton Hears A Who! premiere Saturday in LA. The movie's tag line — "After all, a person is a person, no matter how small" — attracted a mob of pro-life protesters. Because if there's anyone who needs to quit with the abortions, it's kids under the age of 10.

Jason Wahler then showed up on the red carpet, presumably as a "pro-choice" argument.

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Flavor Flav stopped by Conan O'Brien's show last night to explain how he romances the ladies (it includes the word "earhole"). And it must be working, because he's in his third season of Flavor of Love. Oh wait…

Our favorite part is watching Gob Will Arnett try to make sense of it all.