You guys, my boyfriend is so funny.  I’m always like, “Zach, you’re so wacky!” and then we make out.

Oh, sorry, is this reality?  Ok, my fault, I apologize.  In reality, one of my favorite celebrities, Zach Galifianakis, interviewed another one of my favorite celebrities, Will Ferrell, and absolute hilarity ensued. I love Between Two Ferns, natch, and this was one of the better episodes, in my opinion.  That may or may not be because I got oddly aroused at the part where Zach eats strawberries out of Will’s mouth.  That’s an appropriate response, right?

Too soon?  No, really, is this too soon, I’m not really good at gauging this sort of thing.  Personally, I’m a believer of the power of laughter during rough times, and I’m also a believer of the power of Will Ferrell anytime, so I loved this video.  What about you guys?

That’s right, Will Ferrell is coming to The Office. In these, Steve Carell’s last hours as Michael Scott, Will Ferrell will swoop in like a similarly styled comedian from heaven to ease everyone’s worried hearts as Michael heads on out to greener pastures in the form of eloping with Holly (right? That’s what’s going to happen, isn’t it?).

Here’s how it’s going down:

Ferrell, 43, will join the NBC sitcom for a guest role in which he plays a branch manager who arrives from the home office and proves just as inept as Carell’s Michael Scott, Deadline.com reports.

“We found Steve Carell when he was nothing but a movie star, and we turned him into a television star,” executive producer Paul Lieberstein says. “We are proud to continue The Office‘s tradition of discovering famous talent, and we hope that once America gets a good look at Will, they’ll see what we see: tremendous raw sexuality.”

After seven seasons as the show’s dunderheaded boss, Carell, 48, is leaving four episodes before this season’s finale. Ferrell’s guest role will include Carell’s last three episodes, plus one more after his departure.

Ferrell reportedly called the producers and offered his services because he’s a fan and wanted to give Carell a proper farewell.

This seems about right to me.  I do have some severe sad feelings about Michael leaving (did you guys see last week’s episode?  Who else is going to force Kevin to eat his broccoli, you guys?), but this is a proper send-off.  Or at least as proper as it can get  - I’m not sure how realistic it would be if we found out that Michael and Holly had been married for years and had several children together.

SNL alum Fred Armisen, Will Ferrell, Dana Carvey, Darrell Hammond, Chevy Chase, Dan Aykroyd, Maya Rudolph, and In Living Color alum Jim Carey got with Americans for Financial Reform to urge Congress to act on financial reform… with a hilarious Internet video. Did I laugh out loud? Not even once. But you know, that’s not really why you watch these things in the first place, right? Maya Rudolph always elicits giggles, though.

Funnyman Will Ferrell and Super Serious Actor Mark Wahlberg are in NYC right now filming The Other Guys, which also features The Rock, Eva Mendes and Samuel L. Jackson. I’m not sure what the chemistry between these two is going to be like, as they both come from completely separate worlds, but it’s a cast full of stars and it was written by Adam McKay, so I have faith that this flick could actually turn out to be pretty good.

Here’s the two minute short that Will Ferrell and Adam McKay did. It’s pretty funny, and the world is abuzz, like little honey bees.