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Sean and Hayes welcome ANDERS HOLM from the new show Champions on NBC into the studio to talk about a certain kind of script that is interesting.

Jess McKenna, Jon Gabrus, and Horatio Sanz join Matt Besser straight from SF Sketchfest! They’ll take audience suggestions that lead to scenes about a group of campers that turned to piracy, finding real human connections in the grocery story, and the world’s most annoying dentist. Later, a bachelor deals with his stripper PTSD and a support group for wrongdoers reacts harshly to minor misdeeds. (1:09-7:06) Audience Suggestion- Sailboat- A group of campers become pirates after being forced to learn to sail. (7:17-14:56) Audience Suggestion- Friendship/ Turtle- A mother who tells gruesomely realistic fairy tales. (15:08-23:48) Audience Suggestion- Sprouts- A man trying to force kid to confront his weight. (24:00-35:21) Question from Twitter- Worst Birthday Party- A man tortured by his by his terrible bowling skills since childhood. (37:25-42:23) Audience Suggestion- Hairstylist- A collection of dentist with terrible habits. (42:26-44:13) Question from Twitter- What Was Your Strangest Experience with Weather? - A man running for mayor in Arizona stresses the importance of flood awareness. (44:38-49:41) Question from Twitter- Have you Ever Had Sex Outside? – A man who has only had sex in cars tries to transition into sex in a bed (49:56-56:32) Question from Twitter- What is Your Best or Worst School Dance Experience? – A man with stripper PTSD tries to move on from his trauma. (56:57-1:09:35) Question from Twitter- What is the Maddest Someone Has Been at You? – A group for people to confess their small wrong doings (1:09:41-1:14:12) Audience Suggestion- Dairy- A woman tries to figure out which Geek Squad employee is the father of her child.

Sean and Hayes welcome JEN STATSKY into the studio to walk them through a day at her famous job.

Actor, activist and icon Wilson Cruz [twitter.com] (My So-Called Life)​ joins Matt and Dave this week to talk Harvey Fierstein, not saying hello with your asshole, and showing up in relationships. Plus, love as verb, hot lugers and Dave tries gin for the first (!) time!

Comedians W. Kamau Bell (United Shades of America) and Leah Bonnema (Comedy Drop) join Negin to chat about Rex Tillerson’s ousting and Trump’s new picks for Secretary of State and CIA director. Plus, they discuss the potential U.S.-North Korea talks and the House GOP’s break with the intelligence community on Russia. Lastly, the panelists talk about their relationships to money and class. This episode was recorded on Tuesday afternoon EST, before the results of Pennsylvania’s special House election were available.

This week, Bryan brings a story out of Toronto about serial killer Bruce McArthur and his victims from the LGBTQ community. Then, Erin discusses International Women’s Day and the corporations that capitalize on it, and Heathers writers Price Peterson and Carey O’Donnell join to talk about bonding over solo sports on the schoolyard, making fun of the humorless on the Heathers tv reboot, and updating the musical for modern times. Plus, a special guest drops in to share her thoughts on O.J. Simpson’s bold speculation.

This week, Hari & Ashok Kondabolu discuss Batman, scents, pleasantries & weed.

Friend of the show Natasha Leggero returns to Who Charted to help count down the latest in chart culture! Howard and Natasha count down the Billboard Hot 100 while covering Tim McGraw’s dehydration act and Tommy Lee’s familial fisticuffs. Plus, Natasha airs her beef with Oprah during the Movie Chart and Kevin brings his Hot Picks to the table for Two Charted.

Amy and Russ close out Oscar Movie Month this week with the 2001 Best Picture winner and nominee respectively, Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator” vs. Ang Lee’s “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.” They break down the spectacle of “Gladiator,” noting the formula that brought it the Best Picture award plus Joaquin Phoenix’s stellar performance. Then, they discuss the game-changing action sequences of “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon” as well as its main character’s imperfections and how it brought Chinese cinema to the world stage.

Actor Tucker Albrizzi (A.P. Bio) joins Emily and Deanna this week to talk about starting his acting career in Florida, what’s going on in his love life, and how he became an accredited Tea Master. Tucker shares ideas for his hot new tea product before giving his take on everything from hashtags to green juice during a game of Over It or Into It.

Writer Jeffrey Marsh sits down with Cameron to discuss pronouns, existing within a community, and undermining the “separateness.”

Sean and Hayes have a new way to get good guests with PETER SERAFINOWICZ and GRIFFIN NEWMAN from The Tick.

Adam Scott (Parks and Recreation) and Scott Aukerman (Comedy Bang! Bang!) come together once again as superfan Adam Scott Aukerman–but this time to discuss the music and impact of the band R.E.M. In this first episode, Scott and Scott share how they initially encountered the music of R.E.M. before launching into a track-by-track breakdown of the group’s first EP, Chronic Town.

Mookie Blaiklock, Paul Rust, and Neil Casey join Matt Besser for this week’s improv4humans! We’ll hear scenes about getting stuck on a fence after eating mushrooms, a fake doctor who infiltrates a hospital, and an overly suspicious checkout lady. Plus, Al Roker opens up his own theme park and climate change scientists get to meet their comedy hero. (:47-13:01) Intro Question- ‘What Was Your Best or Worst Trip on Shrooms?’- Two guys get stuck in a fence after taking shrooms. (13:12-24:20) Questions from Listeners- ‘Worst Experience You’ve Had in a Moving Car?’ A guy tries to protect his game tokens in a fight. (26:06-36:33) Crap on YouTube- ‘Teenager Poses as a Doctor’- A fake doctor infiltrates a hospital by wearing a white coat. (37:30-46:47) Questions from Listeners- ‘Worst Shopping Experience’- A suspicious check out lady gives a customer trying to return an item a hard time. (46:57-54:03) Crap on YouTube- ‘Jimmy Fallon Ride Opens at Universal Orlando’- A group works to create a ride based on Al Roker (54:16-1:01:20) Questions from Listeners- ‘What Technological Improvements are you Most Excited For?’ Climate change scientist get to meet their comedy icon (1:01:44-1:12:23) Let’s Talk Some More About Case Closed- ‘Should We Give Everyone a Platform?’ A group discusses what is inappropriate to say and what is not.

Ruben Östlund, director of Best Foreign Language Film nominee “The Square” joins Amy this week to discuss the 2001 French drama “Fat Girl.” They talk about the controversy surrounding the film’s title and its sexual themes, the relationship between the characters of Anais and Elena, and shocking ending before making their final cases.

Comedian Seena Ghaznavi (Sirius XM) and writer Catie Lazarus (Employee of the Month) join Negin to understand the latest string of White House scandals. Plus, the panel delves into Bibi Netanyahu’s corruption probes and they take a closer look at the blossoming bromance between Trump and Netanyahu. Lastly, the Communist party in China changed the constitution to allow President Xi to remain president indefinitely. The panel asks: What does this mean for the future of China?

On the Premiere episode of the Kondabolu Brothers Podcast, Hari & Ashok Kondabolu discuss relationships, mental health, Kenan Thompson & Hari being a murderer. Recorded live in front of a paying audience on January 26th 2018 at Littlefield in Brooklyn, NY.

This week, Erin talks about Kentucky’s anti-child marriage bill and the opposition it’s received from the so-called Family Foundation. Then, Bryan discusses the controversy in Starkville, MS over their refusal to allow a gay pride parade in the town, and writer/director Janicza Bravo joins to talk about her film “Lemon,” the state of the industry for female directors, and why it’s important to change how we talk to our kids.

Friend of the show Paul F. Tompkins joins Howard, Stard, and Kevin for this week’s Who Charted! First, the gang bonds closer together as they count down a Music Chart for the five stages of grief. Then, we hear the Movie Chart while Paul shares his Oscar thoughts as well as what he’d do to jazz up the ceremony. Plus, Paul explains why he hasn’t gone to space and everyone shares their favorite fish.

Sean and Hayes welcome SCOTT AUKERMAN into the studio to help him with a huge problem he has.

Actress Kristen Bell joins Emily and Deanna this week to explore her inner youth! We’ll hear why Kristen only gets to choose the radio station when it rains, why she doesn’t care about Instagram comments, and what goes into her bag of drinks. Plus, she reads handwritten notes from middle school and shares her thoughts on everything from how our apps manipulate us to the benefits of pea milk.

Coach of the Marina Del Rey High football team Kevin Alamo (Chris Kula) joins Marissa and Listler for this week’s WOMP IT UP! Coach Alamo gives Marissa tips on finding the one person to complete her and explains why he left his native Texas during Hot Topics. Plus, we hear about Coach Alamo’s issues with the school mascot and find out what’s going on with his wife during “What’s Cheesing You,” and Marissa & Listler help him prepare for a confrontation with a role-play exercise on Listler’s Love Lockdown.

Next week, Amy will be joined by producer Dallas Sonnier of Cinestate to discuss the 1987 horror comedy "The Lost Boys." "The Lost Boys" is available to watch on Amazon here: http://a.co/8y3Tzah and on YouTube here:

This week, Marissa and Listler welcome the most popular art teacher for the last forty years, Miss Twerck (Julie Brister)! On “Hot Topics,” everyone recalls their romantic Valentine’s Day eves and Listler recounts how she spent her birthday. Later, Miss Twerck learns what her name means in dance-lingo before explaining how she wound up in Cuba by accident during “Spotlight On.”

Cameron sits down with show creator Lena Waithe to discuss dressing as yourself at formal events, the need for at least one show with a queer POC as the lead, and her new show The Chi on Showtime.