Mark those shiny new calendars, Entourage fans. The Emmy-winning HBO comedy is establishing a second home next week on the male-oriented basic-cable network Spike TV, which will begin airing the series in syndication on Tuesday, January 12, at 9pm ET.

It looks like Spike viewers can catch the show on Tuesdays during hourlong, back-to-back sessions, which will repeat afterwards at 11pm. There’s also even a chance that episodes will air in their original order, considering that premiere night will feature the pilot “Entourage” and the second episode “The Review.”

The bad news for fans of the quirky HBO comedy Flight of the Conchords dropped on December 10. That’s when the series’ creators published a post on their website announcing the end of the show after just two seasons.

The series hasn’t been canceled by its home network HBO, however. Instead, the cancellation comes courtesy of the show’s New Zealand-based co-creators and stars Jemaine Clement and Bret McKenzie and co-creator and director James Bobin.

The long-running Larry David HBO comedy Curb Your Enthusiasm has a 41-minute super-sized seventh-season finale coming up this Sunday, November 22, at 9pm ET.

And if that’s not a big enough event in and of itself for fans, there’s also the fact that the episode, called “Seinfeld,” features the cast of, well, Seinfeld.

It’s a wrap! HBO’s Bored to Death presents the first-season finale “Take a Dive” on Sunday, November 8.

While the Edition team members George, Jonathan, and Ray prepare for a huge, all-important boxing challenge against their rivals at GQ…

What a title, huh? The new November 1 episode of HBO’s Bored to Death is called “The Case of the Stolen Sperm.”

But that’s not the only reason the installment is notable. The next episode, November 8th’s “Take a Dive,” happens to be the comedy’s first-season finale.

Reno 911!, United States of Tara, and The King of Queens veteran Patton Oswalt guest stars on the brand-new October 25 episode of Bored to Death called “The Case of the Beautiful Blackmailer.”

Also returning to reprise her role as Sophia is Trieste Kelly Dunn (Canterbury’s Law), who appeared in the third episode called “The Case of the Missing Screenplay,” too.

Jonathan investigates “The Case of the Lonely White Dove” on the October 18 episode of HBO’s successful new sitcom Bored to Death.

Despite what you might think, the title refers not to a bird, but to a nightclub singer known as the Lonely White Dove.

Next up on HBO’s recently renewed rookie comedy Bored to Death is October 11th’s “The Case of the Stolen Skateboard .” The episode marks the halfway point of the series’ eight-episode first season.

During Jonathan’s latest investigation, he manages to fall for his client, the mother of a boy victimized by a local bully who stole his skateboard.

The rookie HBO sitcom Bored to Death and the junior Showtime comedy Californication both received some great news this week. After earning excellent ratings in their current in-progress seasons, their respective premium-cable networks have awarded them an additional season.

Bored to Death follows in the successful footsteps of Eastbound & Down and Hung as the third new comedy to get a sophomore season from HBO this year. Look for its second run and the 12-episode fourth season of Californication to debut in 2010.

HBO’s Entourage wraps up its sixth season on October 4 with the finale “Give a Little Bit.” And never fear, dear fans, because the comedy was already renewed for a seventh season at the beginning of August.

During the final episode of the current run…