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Writer/comedian Guy Branum ("The Mindy Project," "Chelsea Lately") brings his popular live comic show to TV in a mashup of two of the medium's best-known formats. Branum serves as host and master of ceremonies on the half-hour series, an uproarious combination of a game show sprinkled with talk-show elements. In each episode, celebrity guests come to play, not plug, in various challenges on the only talk show that literally counts. Emmy Award-winning writer Karen Kilgariff and author and journalist Casey Schreiner serve as judges, who roast the contestants and award or deduct points from them based on criteria such as telling an anecdote, flirting with the host, name dropping, being underdressed, excessive agreement, and making the audience go "awwww."
Guy Branum
Karen Kilgariff
Casey Schreiner
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Comic songbird Bridget Everett flirts with a "Basic Instinct" moment; musical artist Kelis gets saucy; actor Josh McDermitt talks about zombies and mullets.
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Actress Tracey Wigfield explains her mom-inspired sitcom; actor Oscar Nuñez shows his stripper moves; TV host T.J. Lavin talks pranks.
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Celebrity guests compete in challenges inspired by talk shows and are judged by a comedic panel.
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Comic Wanda Sykes returns to compete against "Superstore" stars Lauren Ash and Nico Santos for the title of "Best Talk Show Guest."
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David Koechner's disorderly style clashes with the judges; fellow competitors Lauren Lapkus and Billy Eichner try not to be distracted by Koechner's disruptive play.
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Actor Anders Holm ("Workaholics") flashes some skin; actress Lennon Parham shows off her dance moves; comic Seaton Smith schools viewers in geography.
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Actor John Early channels his best Britney; political commentator Ana Navarro boycotts all things orange; actress Kate Flannery dishes on her days of waiting tables for celebs.
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Late-night star Andy Richter spills the tea on some of Conan O'Brien's biggest guests; comic Sasheer Zamata comes dressed to impress; punk rock celebrity chef Nadia G serves up more than one would expect.
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Three guests compete for the title of best talk show guest in America.
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Jill Kargman ("Odd Mom Out") throws shade on Upper East Side mothers, Judah Friedlander talks about the time Dave Matthews kicked him out, and Joel Kim Booster wins the love of his life.
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Actress Illeana Douglas discusses her famous family and Swedish furniture; "Broad City" and "Narcos" actor Arturo Castro shows off his accent skills; actor Alec Mapa dishes on "Desperate Housewives."
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Actor Tate Donovan juggles his way into viewers' hearts; actress Kym Whitley discusses Oprah's house; comic Cristela Alonzo demonstrates her prowess with "The Golden Girls."
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Loni Love ("The Real") shows off her electrical engineering skills; former "Jackass" stuntman Andy Bell goes for a world record; "Disjointed" actress Nicole Sullivan takes a gamble.
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Cynthia Bailey spills the tea on her fellow Atlanta housewives and matches wits with Cole Escola ("Difficult People") and comic Andy Kindler.
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TV personality Heather Dubrow makes it into the show's history books; the audience swoons for actor Tone Bell ("Disjointed"); actress Maribeth Monroe ("Workaholics") brings crazy stories.
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Comic Margaret Cho wigs out; director Paul Feig shows he's truly magic; actor Ed Weeks' British accent goes to the dogs.
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Comic-actor Aasif Mandvi talks about his vices; actor John Ross Bowie openly talks about Heathers he's dated; comic Phoebe Robinson's boob-grazing story; two special surprise guests.
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Writer/actress Julie Klausner gets surreal; comic Moshe Kasher shows some chutzpah; comic Rhea Butcher puts the "oh!" in Ohio; Andy Kindler.
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Actress Wendi McLendon Covey dishes on the drama in the LBC; comedian Jonah Ray bums cash from the crowd; funny lady Michelle Buteau tells of her indecent proposal; only one can be named best talk show guest in America.
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