First, Ed Helms of Childrens’ Hospital, stars opposite Justin Bartha, Bradley Cooper, and Zach Galifianakis in The Hangover, a comedy from the director of Old School about a Vegas bachelor party gone horribly wrong.

Next, Anna Friel of Pushing Daisies, stars alongside Will Ferrell and Danny McBride in Land of the Lost, a light-hearted sci-fi-comedy-adventure which is, of course a remake of the Sid & Marty Krofft classic TV show of the same name. If you don’t remember the original, don’t fret, the film is sure to have much better special effects!

If you can’t get a good seat on opening weekend, we recommend you come back home, kick up your feet and watch these actors work their magic right here on TheWB.com!

The show also stars her good friend, Cheryl Hines…but we were more interested to get the scoop on Childrens’ Hospital!

Check it out after the jump!

Are you going to be doing more episodes of Children’s [sic] Hospital?
Yay! Um, yeah, we’re supposed to do season two, and Rob (Corddry) is writing it right now.

Did you call Laura Innes and ask her for some insight on how to play your character?
Laura Innes and I went to college together, so she’s a very good friend of mine. She thinks it’s hilarious; I ran it by her first (before I did it).

It’s a direct take off on her ER character.
It’s kind of.. it’s like… yeah. With the exception of my character is supposed to be repulsively hideously ugly, with a hunchback, and every man wants to fuck her. That’s the joke. That does not apply to Laura Innes. The only thing with Laura is that she had that one crutch. My character has two crutches, two wrist guards, a hunchback and she’s heinously ugly.

Yeah but Laura’s character was a lesbian…
She was a big lesbo. But because of the crutches, I saw Laura and said, “I’m going to do this thing, is that OK?” and she said “I don’t care…”

You became Eva Longoria Parker at the end of the first season, right?
(Laughs) Yeah. I think it’s going to turn out that all the men are really sad because they don’t think that she’s sexy anymore, so I have to change back to what they all wanted.

Yay! Season 2!!!

If you want more Megan, check out her interview with Queerty.com here!

Over the weekend, the nominations for the Streamy Awards were announced, and we’re proud to see so many WB originals on the list. Most of the major categories had at least one WB show, with lots of love for both Childrens’ Hospital and Sorority Forever.

To see how we did, check out more after the jump.

Childrens’ Hospital was nominated for Best Comedy Web Series, and Best Writing for a Comedy Web Series, and series stars Megan Mullally and Rob Corddry both received acting nominations. Childrens’ Hosptial also got a nomination for Best Ensemble Cast in a Web Series, and Eva Longoria Parker was nominated for her guest-starring role.

Sorority Forever was also heavily nominated, with nods for Best Dramatic web series, Best Directing for a Dramatic Web Series, Best Writing for a Dramatic Web Series, and a Best Female Actor in a Dramatic Web Series nomination for series star Jessica Rose.  Her Sorority Forever co-star Taryn Southern was nominated for Best Female Actor in a Comedy Web Series for her work on Private High Musical.

Not only that, but Pink was nominated for Best Directing for a Dramatic Web Series, and Best Cinematography in a Web Series. Even the Whatever Hollywood girls were nominated in the category Best Ad Integration in a Web Series

You can see the entire list of nominees over at the Streamy Website. The live Awards Ceremony will be live  online on March 28 at 7:30 PM.

The man behind the Childrens’ Hospital is The Daily Show’s Rob Corddry, but it also stars Ed Helms, Megan Mullally, Stephen Colbert, and lots of other very, very funny people. I’m deeply unpopular here, so no one has told me an exact premiere date, but I overheard December.