It's That Episode

Mike Lawrence (Conan, Nerd of Mouth) stops by to check out the '90s "Ninja Turtles" knock-off "Street Sharks." Mike and Craig have a FIN-tastic time talking about how FISHY this show is. You'd have to be HAMMERHEADED not to listen. "Like" It's That Episode on FaceBook, yo.

Matt Fisher (30 Rock, The Law Firm) starts off the new year like everyone should, by watching "The Twilight Zone." Craig and Matt zone out on "The Zone," and get sidetracked by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Disney talk.

John Murray (30 Rock, Death By Roo Roo) really likes Magnum P.I. Like, he really likes it. Like a lot. Also Craig read the whole Magnum P.I. article on Wikipedia, which was extensive, so you'll learn some kickin' Tom Selleck nuggets including the fact that he was originally set to play Indiana Jones.

Abbi Jacobson (Broad City) watches the episode of "Frasier" where Niles professes his love to Daphne. Learn about the original sitcom idea that led to Frasier, find out about the time Abbi was in the studio audience for an episode of "Friends," and hear what Abbi learned while shooting the Comedy Central pilot for "Broad City."

Michael Delaney (The Other Guys, The Stepfathers) drops by to spread some Christmas spirit with his deep love for SCTV. Get a glimpse of what it meant to be a true fanatic pre-internet: going to libraries with a razor blade to cut out SCTV news clippings, stalking Catherine O'Hara outside of 30 Rock, and driving the Second City Touring Company around Florida to get a taste of the comedy world.

Arthur Meyer (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) was so obsessed with Saturday Night Live that he used to have his mom record late night re-runs on VHS and send them to him while he was in college. Arthur brings his favorite SNL episode, hosted by Michael Jordan, over to Craig's apartment and reveals his encyclopediac knowledge of the show. Arthur also talks about being a guest on "Late Show with David Letterman" and how his grandfather hates children.

Geoff Garlock (Worst Gig Ever, UCB Theatre) delves into the world of the supernatural with the bros of "Ghost Adventure." Be wary, this episode involves Electronic Voice Phenomenon, orbs of light, someone getting possessed by a mental patient and a whole lot of Ed Hardy T-shirts.

Eric Drysdale (The Colbert Report, The Man with F.E.E.E.T.) introduces Craig to the 1970s sci-fi crap-fest "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century." Learn about Eric's affinity for bad sci-fi that involves music, meet a wise-cracking robot that wears another robot around his neck and hunker down in a trash duct for this week's episode FROM THE 25TH CENTURY.

Fran Gillespie (The Law Firm) watches an episode of "X-Files" called "Home" that was banned from re-airings on FOX. Fran and Craig discuss the inbred atrocities of the controversial X-Files episode and delve deep into the darkness of serial killers, subway accidents and every terrifying thing that will keep you locked up in your home for the rest of your life.

A very special "Space Ghost Coast To Coast" episode. Dave Willis (Space Ghost, Aqua Teen Hunger Force) chooses some Space Ghost episodes for superfan Nate Smith (UCB Theatre) to watch. Nate talks about how he tailored his prom clothes to accommodate his Space Ghost fandom, and discusses his out of control TV addiction. Then Craig skypes with Dave Willis to talk about working on Space Ghost and all things Adult Swim, all while Dave attempts to buy Dwight Yoakam tickets.

Dan Klein and Kelly Hudson (Rejected Pitches) stop by to watch an episode of "Ren & Stimpy." Dan, Kelly and Craig talk about the brain dead, blunt, and hilarious world of Ren and Stimpy, and discuss why it's easier to draw inspiration from TV and movies than real life.

Dan Mirk (Onion News Network) drops by for a Halloweeny episode of American Horror Story. Craig and Dan discuss spoooooky things such as what it would be like to be invisible, how Craig once pretended that he was beaten up by a penis on Halloween, and what a TV show featuring a family full of Wilsons from "Home Improvement" would look like.

Henry Zebrowski (Murderfist, Girls) stops by to watch an episode of the classic dinosaur puppet sitcom "Dinosaurs." Henry and Craig learn why you shouldn't abuse steroids to pick up jurassic chicks and try to figure out if dinosaurs have genitalia.

Jake Fogelnest (The Fogelnest Files, Squirt TV) joins Craig to talk about the "Family Ties" episode where Alex P. Keaton gets addicted to amphetamines. Join Jake and Craig as they talk about TV drug education, discuss the problem with "just saying no," and reveal why the author of "Twilight" should send a cease and desist letter to heroin dealers.

Will Hines (The Stepfathers) stops by Craig's apartment to watch "Kolchak: The Night Stalker," a show that was terrifying to him as a child. Experience vampire prostitutes! A script written by David Chase pre-Sopranos! A list of Will Hines' most watched shows of the 1970s! And the dad from "Murphy Brown!"

Eliot Glazer (It Gets Betterish, Eliot's Sketch Pad) stops by to watch an episode of "Oprah's Life Class" and gives a first hand account of the time he attended a life class. Find out what it's like to be surrounded by thousands of Oprah's minions, learn how to keep a checklist of the five things you're thankful for everyday and hunker down to hear a whole lot of self help bullshit.

Jay Chandrasekhar (Super Troopers, Broken Lizard) joins Craig to discuss "Justice is Blind" an episode of Arrested Development that he directed. In addition to dishing about Arrested Development, Jay explains why his group Broken Lizard has thrived since college, talks about his role in one of Jackass' best pranks ever, and reminisces about working with the late Michael Clarke Duncan on the set of "The Slammin' Salmon."

Cory Cavin and Josh Lay (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Bloggers) stop by to watch an episode of "The Fresh Prince" involving kidnapped mascots and home security. Find out the essential rules of mascoting from Josh's experiences as the New Jersey Devil and the Tennessee Vols' mascot "Smokey," hear about the time Craig snuck onto the set of Men In Black II, and discover how dank it gets in the Late Night blogger's "cave." Check out the Splitsider blog post for this episode to see Josh's mascot reel and Craig's worst Best Night Ever ever.

Michael Rowin (L Magazine, Criterion Collection, Craig's brother) stops by to watch "They Came From Outer Space," an early 90s TV show about two teenage fraternal twin aliens from the planet Crouton. Craig and Michael come face to face with a TV show that only they remember and reminisce about all the TV they watched as kids.

Matt Servitto (The Sopranos) stops by to discuss the finale of The Sopranos. Matt discusses why FBI agents love his character, and what it was like working on a set full of great actors and great cannolis. Find out how Matt accidentally told the Daily News about a non-existent alternate ending of The Sopranos and how no one wanted to improvise with him on the set of a Woody Allen film.