Slow News Day: Kimmel Forever, AndyRichter.com, God's Debut, Coogan's Doo Doo, 1 Trailer for the Price of 10

ITEM: Quickly stunting rumors of his impending doom, ABC has signed a deal with Jimmy Kimmel to keep him on through 2010, which may include bumping up his start time to compete with Conan after Leno's departure in 2009.

ITEM: NBC will post the entire first season (a half-order six-episode run) of producer/co-writer Conan O'Brien's anticipated Andy Barker P.I. on its website before the TV premiere next month, following a similar move by FOX for The Winner. The sixth episode will be exclusive to web viewers.

ITEM: The previously reported improv game show Thank God You're Here will premiere on April 18, taking the Friday Night Lights spot, and they've added Fred Willard, Jason Alexander, Tom Green, Fran Drescher, and Tom Arnold to the already impressive guest list.

ITEM: Variety reveals that Steve Coogan is working with up-and-comer Charlyne Yi on adapting her Kaufmanesque, kid-friendly variety show The Doo Doo Show, but they have no details on what exactly that means. Will it be a movie, a series, or another live incarnation? We have many more questions than answers.

ITEM: There's a strange-ass new trailer for The Ten (#7 on our 30 Most Anticipated Comedies of 2007) that takes the well-worn comedy teaser concept of "pretend you're dead serious, and just when the audience is fooled, reveal the big stupid comedy" to an almost dangerously ambiguous level...if that's even what they're going for. You can check it out right here:

Tim and Eric's Bogus Journey

Tim and Eric, creators and stars of Tom Goes to the Mayor and the new Tim and Eric Awesome Show Great Job!, are taking their act to the streets with an 8-date American tour, which will include "a 70-minute mix of live segments and video clips pulled mainly from their two Cartoon Network shows, video podcasts, and website." Check 'em out:

New York (February 26) – Knitting Factory
Philadelphia (February 27) – Franklin Institute
Chapel Hill (February 28) – Local 506
Atlanta (March 1) – Earl
Seattle (March 3) – Crocodile Café
Portland (March 4) - Someday Lounge
San Francisco (March 5) – Rickshaw Stop
Los Angeles (March 6) – Echo

The duo will also be appearing at the South by Southwest festival on March 17. If you don't live in any of these fine cities, do not start crying. The Atlanta show will be webcasted live on the Adult Swim site for all to enjoy.

Meanwhile, their new show is currently airing new episodes each Friday on adultswim.com and on Sunday on Cartoon Network. So far, the episodes have featured appearances John C. Reilly, Michael Cera, Zach Galifianakis, and co-producer Bob Odenkirk, and future episodes have already tapes with the likes of David Cross, Fred Willard, Neil Hamburger, and "Weird Al" Yankovic. If you're not familiar with the program, allow this incoherant promo to explain it to you: