In the continuation of Judd Apatow week on TiFaux, we bring you this clip from his other cult television classic, Undeclared. I have to be totally honest and admit that I did not get into Undeclared as much as I did Freaks and Geeks. Something about the switch to the half-hour sitcom format made the characters feel less fleshed-out to me, especially the girls. I also think that college isn’t as funny as high school.

However, it was honest and weird in the same way as F&G, and lots of fun, following a bunch of freshman through their first year of college. My favorite was the episode where someone has the flu and they end up literally dragging him to University Health Services, which was written by Seth Rogen (fact check!). Couldn’t find a clip of that, but the guy who speaks only in impressions — a guy I’m sure we all knew at one point — is pretty great, too.

This may not really be a surprise to anyone, but David Hyde Pierce has sauntered out of the closet with his hands in his pockets. Like Neil Patrick Harris, it seems it was a sort of open secret among Hollywood types.

Normally, in these situation’s I’d say “Hooray! Welcome to gayhood! Jump on in! The water’s fine!”

But, in this instance, he’d likely reply “Dude, I’m already in the water. I’ve been here. I’ve been doing cannonballs here since you were a Bar Mitzvah. Now pass the mojitos.”

See also: J.P. Calderon, Neil Patrick Harris

She never hollers cuckoo til the fourth day of July.

• Peter, Bjorn and John are going to be on Leno tonight. And Modest Mouse will be on Letterman tomorrow. More indie TV news here.
• Regis and Kelly are on fire. As in, actually on fire.
• Comedy Central’s new pan-ethnic lineup includes a show by Michael Ian Black and “David Alan Grier’s Chocolate News.” I’m frankly at a loss about the latter.
• Heroes pretends not to be a nerd haven for Emmy voters.
• Veronica Mars/Kristin Bell rocks a bikini on the set of her new movie.
• More Kyle XY for you to not watch online.
• A think piece on, of all things, the USA Network. I still think of it as the network that reruns Bosom Buddies and Dick Clark-era Pyramid.
• Jenna Fischer’s on the mend.
• Zachary Quinto as a young Spock? Yeesh.
• If you can’t wait for the next season of the Kathy Griffin reality show, you can watch the first episode on Bravo’s Web site.
• A bigger cast for House this fall?
• Are you ready for Pirate Master?  It’s on tonight.