Quick Clicks: Julia Allison, 'Grass Roots', 'Anyone But Me', Sundance, 'HTSAAAR'

Web series and web video bits worth clicking today:
Julia Allison, host of NonSociety’s TMIWeekly, gives dating and sexual courtship advice on College Humor’s The Crucial Man series (above) to scruffy host Jon Gabrus, who is trying to figure out how to be a gentleman. [College Humor]

Babelgum announced they have added another comic strip series, Over the Hedge, has joined its comedy channel adding to other exclusive series like Dilbert and The New Yorker cartoons, also from animation distributor RingTales. Four brief (30-second) episodes of the strip that spawned a Dreamworks film of the same name, are up now on the site. [Babelgum]

Grass Roots, the political comedy series on online network KoldCast TV (below) is now on The Huffington Post, via a distribution deal signed with the network. The site has featured a few political series before like Get Your War On and Swift Kids For Truth. “It sparked our interest because it’s both funny and political, which is the goal of our comedy page,” said Alex Leo Sr. Editor at HuffPo. [Huffington Post]

Indy Mogul’s The Reel Good Show host Bobby Miller proves he isn’t just a snarky film buff, but also a credible indie filmmaker as his film Tub was picked as an official selection for this winter’s Sundance Film Festival. Also on the list is Tubefilter writer Lindsay Stidham’s film Douchebag, which she penned. [Sundance press release, NextNewNetworks]

Casey McKinnon, host of A Comicbook Orange, guest stars as evil nemesis ‘Kalm’ in episode 6—the season finale— of sci-fi comedy Hurtling Through Space at an Alarming Rate (aka much easier to say, HTSAAAR) today on Babelgum (below). [Babelgum]

Web drama Anyone But Me, from creators Susan Miller and Tina Cesa Ward is prepping for its December 15th premiere of its sophomore season. The series hosted a premiere screening of the new season last night in New York and is rolling out promo videos like Gilmore Girls’ bad girl Liza Weil jonesing for more ABM, and Heroes’ Zacahry Quinto who calls the show “an addiction.” [Emailed]

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