Found Footage has a recipe for a nightmare; actress Judy Gold joins Rachel Dratch for a mystifying psychic reading; radio personality Cipha Sounds and rapper Daz Dillinger run an errand.

Actor Ana Gasteyer joins Rachel Dratch for a fun-filled psychic reading; Cipha Sounds runs an errand with rapper Problem; finding out the sex of a wedding cake.

Comic Dave Hill finds out the true story behind an egging victim; "Get Lost" visits Tinseltown; Cipha Sounds runs an errand with Luniz.

Cipha Sounds teams up with comic DeRay Davis to tackle a new errand, Get Lost cruises the high seas, and Love N' Oven makes the perfect pancake. All that and more on Rachel Dratch's Late Night Snack.

Austin Martinez is back for date night; Kenny "The Jet" Smith discusses psycho groupies; catching up with Cipha Sounds and rapper Yung Joc.

Pro-athlete Christian Laettner delivers the go-to workout; Cipha Sounds helps rapper Too Short run an errand; the sex of porridge in "Sex Your Food."

Austin Martinez makes lips look more youthful; Cipha Sounds and Audio Push go on an epic ride; Kenny "The Jet" Smith reveals what really happened during the filming of "Space Jam."

Kenny "The Jet" Smith explains the importance of getting paid; Harry Potter meets "Bring It On;" the sex of cotton candy.

The Kloons reveal that one can ride in style, even after death; an investigation into why the brain freezes; Kenny "The Jet" Smith recounts when his family multiplied.

Former pro athlete Greg Oden offers a new way to keep money safe; Millennial Man tries to defeat Dr. Havoc; Dave Ebert attempts to save a chicken on Ghost Story Club.

Judah Friedlander and Rachel Dratch peer into the future; "Get Lost" gives a unique tour of San Diego; experts comment on black holes.

Pro athlete Christian Laettner deals with the haters by whipping up a new app; "Found Footage Files" creates a commercial on a budget; Dr. Havoc returns with a plan to take over the world.

"Sex Your Food" takes on tilapia; Halle Berry disrupts a basketball game on "Foul Shots"; Ghost Story Club returns with a new kind of party.

Kenny "the Jet" Smith spills the beans on Charles Barkley; Dr. Havoc attempts to outsmart some Protagonauts.

Erinn Hayes shares a casting nightmare; Kevin McCallister from "Home Alone" is featured in "Where Are They Now?"; a re-imagination of Snow White.

Found Footage Files dives into VHS tapes; Blank Meets Blank turns classic films into a musical mash-up; Austin Martinez Comedy returns with musical musings.

Seven Minutes in Heaven with Kathy Griffin; Shrink with Lena Dunham; a new Rachel Dratch character.

The real sex of a watermelon; no-nonsense grandma; midcentury socialite Cornelia tries to keep up with the times.

Alec Baldwin's advice on love and marriage; the Wright Brothers plane invention; "Waiting for Godot" animation.

Alec Baldwin helps with troubles on "Love Ride"; finding out what ever happened to those Mean Girls in the animated short "Where Are They Now?"; the return of a favorite mid-century socialite.

Laff Mobb goes to the grocery store; Sex Your Food determines the sex of ground beef; Rachel Dratch hosts brunch; Natasha Lyonne stops by.

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