It's That Episode

Casper Kelly (Adult Swim, More Stories About Spaceships and Cancer) stops by to watch the Jennifer Love Hewitt cleavage-fest that is "The Client List."  Listen as Craig and Casper discuss a show that was never meant to be watched by men and get ready for a story about Casper directing Mark Hamill while taking a huge dump. Check out Casper's book "More Stories About Soaceships and Cancer" at www.casperkelly.com or download it here.

Eddie Pepitone (The Bitter Buddha) stops by to watch an episode of MTV's "My Super Sweet Sixteen." Eddie Re-imagines the show as an "Apocalypse Now" scenario, discusses making bachelorettes cry during stand-up sets and talks about his Super Sweet Fifty-Three.

Nick Vatterott (Comedy Central's The Half Hour) stops by to watch a terrible episode of "Growing Pains" called "Gone But Not Forgotten." What happens when the Seaver's home is burglarized? Will Mike Seaver buy a gun? Will Carol Seaver throw away all her possessions? Will the burglars return to make more coffee and steal more soup? Also, who cares?

Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live) stops by to watch an episode of "I Shouldn't Be Alive." Craig and Bobby chat about how they would fair in disaster situations, Bobby talks about how he took a voice class in college via phone, and a new Sully Sullenberger theme restaurant is created.

Streeter Seidell (College Humor) joins Craig to watch an episode of "The Wonder Years." Sit back and relax as Craig and Streeter talk about the Arnold family, discuss the coolest thing to do while sitting, pontificate on how fart noises always make things good, and get in a nostalgic mood for 1990s fashion.

John Flynn (Nights of Our Lives) stops by Craig's apartment to watch an episode of "RuPaul's Drag Race." Expect a lot of talk about tucking, find out about John's experience writing for RuPaul, and get ready to look FABULOUS!

Matt Besser (Upright Citizens Brigade, Freak Dance, Improv4Humans) stops by to watch the downfall of society, AKA "Teen Mom." Matt and Craig talk about having babies without even knowing it, discuss a new adoption policy for the Christian right and get angry about how terrible the teen moms in "Teen Mom" are. Get ready to wallow in the infinite dark depths of "Teen Mom."

Jim Santangeli (Jim-A-Day Calendar, The Curfew) stops by to watch an episode of the PBS cooking show "Lidia's Italy." Learn how to make a poached egg soup, listen to Jim say "missile t*ts" a whole bunch of times, and have a mouthful of Tuscan sunshine. You can download the episode of "Lidia's Italy" on iTunes.

Craig will be back with a full episode soon, for now check out the most awkward 1980s sexual documentary ever: Private Practices: The Story of a Sex Surrogate

Craig's computer was stolen. Trust no one.

James Adomian (Comedy Bang Bang, Last Comic Standing) stops by Craig's apartment to watch an episode of the British TV Show, "The Prisoner" called "Checkmate." After discussing the quagmire that is "The Prisoner," James has a big bone to pick with the Onion A.V. Club, and discusses his own experience being The Prisoner...in a jail cell...when he was arrested.

Noah Garfinkel (Totally J/K) stops by to watch "Episode 250" of "Dark Shadows," the 1960s vampire soap opera that inspired the new Tim Burton movie. Noah and Craig discuss Tim Burton and Johnny Depp's movies, reveal how confusing and non-vampirey "Dark Shadows" is and Noah talks about the time he threw up at a fire hydrant.

Sara Schaefer (You Had To Be There) stops by to watch an episode of "Fraggle Rock" called "The River of Life." Sara and Craig discuss the serious environmental lessons of Fraggle Rock, talk about cloth diapers and reveal what's really in the raspberry flavoring in the soda you're drinking.

Mike DiCenzo (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) stops by to watch an episode of "Gilmore Girls" called "To Live and Let Diorama." Mike discusses how Gilmore Girls changed his life for the better, for realz. Also, Mike gives some great behind-the-scenes stories at Late Night, including the times he wrote for Monty Python, the cast of Saved By The Bell and Sir Paul McCartney.

Dan Gregor (How I Met Your Mother) stops by to watch an episode of the 1980s cartoon "Heathcliff" called "The Great Pussini." Dan talks about his sexual awakening due to a female cat on the show, breaks down a crappy cactus joke and learns from the most specific fish PSA in the world.

Sue Galloway (30 Rock, The Law Firm) comes over to Craig's apartment to watch the pilot episode of "Cheers" called "Give Me a Ring Sometime." Sue grades the pilot, Craig grades Sue's watching of the pilot, and much much more.

Adam Pally (Happy Endings) joins Craig to watch an episode of "My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic" called "The Cutie Mark Chronicles." Adam and Craig discuss the "brony" culture of adult men who watch "My Little Pony," read erotic fiction based on the show, and discuss how Jewish moms love Pally's character Max from "Happy Endings."

Jeff Rubin (College Humor) stops by to watch "Graduation," the series finale of "Saved By The Bell." Craig and Jeff discuss everything SBTB, including how nerds on the show are not human, how Zach had sex with 86 classmates and the Screech porn, which may or may not be called "Saved By The Smell."

Rory Panagotopulos (UCB's Maude Night, Dog Fleet) stops by to watch an insanely religious episode of the "X-Men" animated series, called "Nightcrawler." Rory and Craig discuss how Nightcrawler pushes the bible on Wolverine, Rory talks about how he used to only read catalogs, and much much more!!!!! Also, check out Rory and Craig's new show, Dog Fleet, at the UCB Theatre March 29th, April 11th and April 25th.  Tickets here.

John Gemberling (Fat Guy Stuck In Internet, Death By Roo Roo) joins Craig to watch the second episode of "Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking" about Time Travel. Gemberling and Craig discuss time travel, time travel movies, and ponder whether Discovery Channel hacked Stephen Hawking's speech synthesizer.