Enough of you have been watching the FX comedy "Archer" that, earlier this week, the network renewed it! The show will return next year with a 13-episode season -- that's fully three more episodes than we'll get this year. And to celebrate (or, not risk getting creamed in the ratings by whatever Olympic sport is on tonight -- I'm going to guess figure skating?), FX is airing a four-episode mini-marathon tonight, starting at 10. Get the details above; there's more important information after the jump.

When Britta throws off her mutually crap-giving relationship with Jeff via drunk dial, how will they restore the balance? "Another drunk dial" is apparently not the answer. The full recap of last night's episode of "Community" is after the jump.

TLC has signed up Kate Gosselin for a new reality series that will feature her "trying new things" without Jon or her brood, TheWrap.com reports. The reality star and her new litter of hair extensions has been reclaimed by the network "because they are worried if they don't do it with Kate, someone else will," according to a shady-sounding unnamed source.

The new show, which is slated to debut in late spring/early summer, will supposedly have an "interactive" factor in which viewers can suggest new challenges revolving around Kate trying various different professions. I'm picturing something kind of like "The Simple Life," only set on a farm for one week, then a restaurant the next, and perhaps a hardware store after that. I'm sure there will be plenty of fame-mongering businesses that would love to have her around. No fashion-related jobs, please, though -- for all our sakes.

The show is unnamed as of yet, but hopefully will be titled something like, "Kate For Hire," or "Working Mother of Eight," or "Jon Doesn't Pay Child Support." I'm going to make a totally wild prediction that the series ends with Kate getting "challenged" to host her own talk show, and then...she gets hired! Pure conjecture, though.