Were we ever to write an Uproxx Hall of Fame list, compiling together our favorite people and corgis, Lizzy Caplan would on it, first-ballot.

Knowing full well that people like us exist — don't pretend you're not an "us" — Showtime has gone ahead and officially picked up "Masters of Sex," starring Lizzy Caplan, for a 12-episode first season, set to begin in 2013.

Over the weekend, I watched one of the "Boy Meets World" episodes with Adam Scott, in which he plays a tough guy named Griff Hawkins who all the girls (and Corey, probably) want to sleep with.

[faints]Showtime announced on Thursday (February 2) that [Michael] Sheen will play William Masters and [Lizzy] Caplan will be Virginia Johnson in "Masters of Sex," which focuses on the "human sexuality pioneers.

Japan is just the best.

I've been suffering from a wicked case of Party Down nostalgia/withdrawal this week thanks to the epic Alamo Drafthouse marathon (no invite, Alamo.

Not content with writing incessant stories about the "Arrested Development" movie that still isn't happening, bloggers are now adding a non-existent "Party Down" movie into the pointless hype cycle.

This is movie news and therefore more of FilmDrunk's realm, but Alison Brie and Lizzy Caplan are such crowd favorites here that I need to share this casting news.

Lizzy Caplan, who won over critics "Party Down" and my boner in "True Blood," is now developing a comedy for HBO that looks to be her first major starring role.