The last time fans got a taste of some Sarah Silverman comedy antics was earlier this year, before the writers’ strike.  With the fall season getting in full swing, the Sarah Silverman Program is ready to get back into the comedic action with its third season premiering tonight at 10:30pm.  Moreover, it seems that the production has decided to call it Season 2B, as in the continuation of the second season, instead of season 3.

Tonight, Sarah Silverman returns to television screens with Steve Agee, Jay Johnston, Laura Silverman and Brian Posehn in Comedy Central’s Sarah Silverman Program.

Check out the clips below to learn why this new season of the Sarah Silverman Program is tagged season 2B, and also check out the new 2B preview video.





Meanwhile, IGN reports that in this season of the show, fans will see Sarah get high and leave herself a voicemail in which she encourages herself to take herself more seriously.  She is also in a mission to sue the whole country of Mongolia because she discovered that her family was raped by a Mongolian over 800 years ago.

Check out this exclusive IGN video for the new season of Sarah Silverman Program.



Meanwhile, People magazine recently reported that the star of the show and her ex-boyfriend Jimmy Kimmel has gotten back together.  A source told People, “They're taking it slow. They're on the road back to being together again” following some sightings of the couple out and about.  The two have been seen in some events, spending some time together and being very physically close.

Last month, Sarah Silverman won an Emmy for her music video titled “I'm F------ Matt Damon,” which debuted on Jimmy Kimmel’s late night talk show before becoming an internet sensation.

"Thanks to the person for whom this whole video was made: Jimmy Kimmel, who broke my heart – ohh, who'll always have a place in my heart," Silverman said in her acceptance speech.

Catch Season 2B of the Sarah Silverman Program tonight at 10:30pm on Comedy Central.


-Valerie Anne del Castillo, BuddyTV Staff Columnist
Source: People, IGN
(Photo courtesy of Comedy Central)