AV CLUB: That recent deal granting Louis C.K. the right to bring pretty much any funny person through the FX door and give them a show has yielded its first pilot order. The network announced today that it’s picked up an original comedy from Zach Galifianakis, who will star in a new show co-written and executive produced by C.K.—though those are all the details on hand. What format the show will take, what it will be about, and where it will fit into the busy schedules of both men are all details that have yet to be announced or possibly even figured out, as the mere announcement of a new FX show from Louis C.K. and Zach Galifianakis is understandably enough to stir interest on its own. We can probably rule out aerobics instruction and a show about the crew of a high-tech military helicopter—because they already did that, and it was called Airwolf—but otherwise, it’s all still just an intriguing mystery. Much easier to follow are the details of Charlie Kaufman’s next project, in one of the few times that statement has been true. FX also announced today that Michael Cera and John Hawkes have both been recruited to star in the Kaufman-scripted pilot How & Why that it ordered to pilot in March, marking the writer’s first return to half-hour comedy since the short-lived Ned & Stacey. MORE