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Upon first look, "Comedy Bang! Bang!" is like any late-night talk show... until the guests sit down and the interviews commence. Then it veers off in all sorts of directions, most of which include unfiltered and improvised dialogue. The show is based on host Scott Aukerman's popular podcast of the same name (and most certainly influenced by the Internet mock-talk show "Between Two Ferns With Zach Galifianakis," which Aukerman produced and directed). In each episode, Aukerman reinvents the traditional celebrity interview by engaging his guests in ad-libbed banter, all of which is punctuated by beats from "bandleader" Reggie Watts or, in later episodes, "Weird Al" Yankovic.
Scott Aukerman
"Weird Al" Yankovic
Kid Cudi
Reggie Watts
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aired 57 days ago
Nathan Fielder makes an appearance; Scott and "Weird Al" try their best to freak out Nathan Fielder.
aired 68 days ago
Scott receives some disturbing news that may mean the end of "Comedy Bang! Bang!" forever, but before the end, old chums Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber and Fabrice Fabrice stop by to wish the gang goodbye.
aired 69 days ago
Joe Jonas' odd replacement for a cell phone; Maxwell Keeper talks about where he works; a peek at Scott's new movie.
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T-Pain, Scott and "Weird Al" write a new song; Melvin Alberts talks about his alien abduction; Scott's scientific breakthrough.
aired 75 days ago
Tony Hale visits; Scott forgets the meaning of friendship when he plays a prank on the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" crew.
aired 78 days ago
The Lonely Island shows off their new merchandise; Gil Faizon and George St. Geegland discuss their upcoming Broadway show.
aired 204 days ago
Kathryn Hahn swears up a storm; John Lennon comes back from the dead; Scott teaches the skills needed to host a talk show.
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Eddie George reveals the secret behind his greatest plays; NFL Commissioner Wendell Gazell explains the changes he's making to the game.
aired 210 days ago
Reggie Watts returns to the show just in time to try to prevent a disaster; Weird Al has a surprising announcement; Adam Scott tries to give Scott some assistance.
aired 219 days ago
Eddie George reveals the secret behind his greatest plays; NFL Commissioner Wendell Gazell explains the changes he's making to the game.
aired 226 days ago
Ty Burrell shows Scott what the world looks like through his eyes; craft services coordinator Fabrice Fabrice performs spoken word poetry.
aired 230 days ago
Scott is excited to spend Thanksgiving celebrating with the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" crew, but will a group of outsiders could disrupt his plans; Mike Colter discloses a shocking revelation; teacher Joe Bongo discusses his extra-curricular activities.
aired 238 days ago
Malin Akerman reveals all her deep dark secrets; Slow Joey tries to juggle his new business venture with falling in love.
aired 238 days ago
Scott's estranged family visits; Ben Folds discusses his new start-up business; Weird Al shows his new sports documentary; world-traveler, Martin Moreland, visits.
aired 259 days ago
Kathryn Hahn swears up a storm; John Lennon comes back from the dead; Scott teaches the skills needed to host a talk show.
aired 261 days ago
Robert Kirkman discusses his greatest fears; actor Martin Thomas Newton talks about his new biopic; Scott and his crew get very spooky for Halloween as the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" set turns into a haunted house and gets some odd visitors.
aired 263 days ago
"Weird Al" and the gang cope with an untimely death of a friend; Allison Janney stops by the "Comedy Bang! Bang!" set to chat and play an exciting game.
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Scott and Weird Al throw a party that gets a little out of control; Krysten Ritter plays her favorite party game; author Gail Summercat gives tips to women in the workplace.
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When Scott leaves the show for a new opportunity, Jason Mantzoukas takes over as special substitute host and his first guest ends up being Scott; legendary soul singer Donny Gary.
aired 276 days ago
Scott and Reggie work on spending their stunt budget which leads to an amazing show; Jack Black tries to decide what song to perform; vigilante J.W. Stillwater discusses fan boats, alligators and justice.
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The studio prepares for a calm Halloween, but unbeknownst to Scott and the crew, they are being haunted by a ghoulish spirit; Gillian Jacobs gets a free cocktail; Scott shows off his latest film role.
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