It's That Episode

Allan McLeod (Drunk History) stops by to watch a "fzzt" filled episode of Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Allan and Craig talk about the 8 to 40 measurement rule in the Marvel Universe, discuss movies that have people jumping out of planes, and a bunch of other good crud.

Nicole Byer (Girl Code) introduces Craig to the Lifetime fantasy/drama/comedy "Drop Dead Diva." Nicole and Craig discuss returning to work the same day you get shot in the chest, talk about the differences between male and female dogs, watch a clip from "A Goofy Movie," and so much more.

Welcome to the 100th episode of "It's That Episode." Craig announces a move to the Nerdist Podcast Network, and gets drunk with his first guest ever, Jon Gabrus (Guy Code) by drinking "Scotch Bakulas" while watching the series finale of "Quantum Leap."

Neil Campbell (Head Writer, Comedy Bang Bang) drops by to watch one of his favorite comedies, "Look Around You." Neil talks about his love of the surreal British comedy, discusses his early years in Tinseltown and dishes on his classic Bud Light Super Bowl Commercial.

Adam Frucci (Splitsider, UCB's Airwolf) watches a notable episode from season 2 of HBO's 'Girls.' Adam and Craig discuss their salad days in Brooklyn, why they like 'Girls' so much and a bunch of other stuff -- so stop reading, and just listen already.

Zack Poitras (The Onion, Pangea 3000) brings it back to the pioneer days with HBO's "Deadwood." Zack and Craig invent some new curse words, break down the best fight on TV, and Zack tells an amazing story about dog poop that you'll have to hear to believe.

Dave Bluvband (UCB Theatre, Chris Gethard Show) visits Craig's apartment to watch an old episode of Groucho Marx's game show 'You Bet Your Life' with guest Ray Bradbury. Dave and Craig talk Marx Brothers, Orson Welles, old TV and-- well I guess you'll just have to listen to find out what else.

Michael Kayne (UCB Theatre) keeps the Thanksgiving spirit going with 'The West Wing' episode 'Shibboleth.' Join Michael and Craig as they try to figure out the actual meaning of the word 'shibboleth,' dare to listen as Michael fights back tears while watching the episode, and find out why this episode is sponsored by George Brett's diarrhea.

Lauren Lapkus (Orange is the New Black) revisits her childhood with an episode of "The Baby-Sitters Club." Lauren talks about her times as a babysitter, learns an important lesson about Sign Language, and discusses some sense memories from her youth.

Matt Mira (Nerdist podcast, James Bonding) watches a recent episode of "Pawn Stars." Matt gives his evaluation of the show's merchandise, talks about some of his own collectibles and dishes about his time working at a funeral home.

Jerry Stahl (Permanent Midnight, Happy Mutant Baby Pills) stops by to enter the world of San Quentin Prison with MSNBC's "Lockup." Jerry talks about his experience working with inmates at San Quentin, comes up with the title for his next book, and learns why "gassing" is the grossest thing that can ever happen at a prison.

Ben Rodgers (UCB Theatre) watches an episode of "Shark Tank" with a super smooth cameo by Brian McKnight. Ben and Craig discuss everything from things on Shark Tank to other things on Shark Tank.... and more!

The Birthday Boys (IFC's 'The Birthday Boys') watch the infamous episode of 'Happy Days' where Fonzie jumps a shark. The Birthday Boys deconstruct the episode, talk about befriending people in the service industry and finally reveal their favorite ice cream flavor and pizza toppings.

Sean O'Connor (Comedy Central's The Half Hour) stops by to watch the British comedy "The Vicar of Dibley" which has been recommended to him on Netflix for four months. Sean and Craig talk everything "Dibley," discuss British Comedy, and drop tons of killer hashtags like #FPinkley, #NoNoNoNoYes and so many more that you'll just have to kick those hashtags into full gear.

Charlie Sanders (Key and Peele) watches an episode of "Diners Drives ins and Dives." Craig and Charlie get distracted by a dog in the room and then get into a conversation about how podcasting is worthless and life might be pointless. Enjoy?

Don Fanelli (UCB's Stepfathers) watches the series premier of "Captain Planet." Don and Craig talk about Gaia (AKA Mother Earth), the planeteers' worthlessness and a so much more. They also say the word "Dic" a bunch of times.

It's the series finale of Breaking Bad with guests Jon Gabrus and John Gemberling. Can you handle it?

Mathew Klickstein (Slimed! an Oral History of Nickelodeon's Golden Age) sits down to watch "A Hard Days Pete," one of the most definitive episodes of Nickelodeon's beloved show "Pete and Pete." Matt describes why "Pete and Pete" isn't absurd, gets deep into the philosophy of Nickelodeon, and drops some serious Nick knowledge.

"You Can't Do That On Television" writer Robert Black joins Craig to watch an episode he wrote titled "Outer Space." Robert explains how it took eight months of waiting to he become a writer on YCDTOTV, talks about being the only man to slime Alanis Morissette, gives a WORLD EXCLUSIVE on the plot of the YCDTOTV movie that could have been and much much more.

Joe Randazzo (adultswim.com, The Onion) drops by to delve into a paranormal episode of Leonard Nimoy's 1970's show "In Search Of..." Joe talks about Leonard Nimoy's photos of nude Hasidic women, discusses UFOs, reveals his terrible anti-child-abduction "safety word" and introduces Craig to a new serial killer.