Nelson Eddy; Jeanette MacDonald; Lucille Ball; Desi Arnaz; host George Murphy.

Wallace Beery; Jackie Cooper; Russ Tamblyn; host George Murphy.

Esther Williams ("Ziegfeld Follies"); Donna Reed ("Ransom"); host George Murphy.

Fred Astaire; Gene Kelly; host George Murphy.

Greta Garbo; John Barrymore; Roger Moore; host George Murphy.

Cyd Charisse; Ann Miller; host George Murphy.

Nelson Eddy and Jeanette MacDonald ("Maytime"); a clip from "I'll Cry Tomorrow"; host George Murphy.

Pete Smith; Susan Hayward; host George Murphy.

Clip of Judy Garland and Gene Kelly in "For Me and My Gal"; host George Murphy.

Victor Moore; Edward Arnold; host George Murphy.

Ray Bolger; Debbie Reynolds; host George Murphy.

Greta Garbo; Grace Kelly; Debbie Reynolds; host George Murphy.

Robert Benchley; Tony Martin; host George Murphy.

Tour of Lake Metro; film clips featuring June Allyson and Peter Lawford.

Film clips of "A Free Soul" with Clark Cable and " Trial.".

Gene Kelly; Little Leo; host George Murphy.

MGM history; Cyd Charisse; host George Murphy.

George Cukor; Leslie Caron; John Kerr; host Walter Pidgeon.

Greta Garbo; Ann Christy; Irene Papas; host Walter Pidgeon.

Clips from "Tribute to a Badman"; host Walter Pidgeon.

Walter Pidgeon; part two of "Captains Courageous"; Robby the Robot from "Forbidden Planet."

Half-hour anthology series featuring episodes directed by well-known movie directors from the 1950s.

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.

Comedic excerpts.