Summer is about to start so why waste it going to the beach and having barbecues when you can watch terrible summer movies! This whole summer HDTGM is devoting itself to the best worst summer Movies and we’re starting the season off right with a truly awful sequel and we want YOUR suggestions for more bad summer movies for the next batch of episodes. We also want your questions for Danny Trejo who is joining us to discuss his newest film Badass. Submit your questions to the forums and enjoy!

In this bonus cut, Bob Dassie, Rich Talarico, and Craig Cackowski, of the improv troupe Dasariski, show us that abandoned kids don’t always replicate Lord of the Flies. Just be sure to keep your pants on.

Mr. Masterson (that’s Danny, to you) is another “That 70’s Show” alum, currently starring in the new show “Men At Work”. When he’s not kicking ass at hilarious roles, he’s also running his uber hip “Confederacy” store in east Los Angeles, and he’s about to launch Qloo.com. Nope. This guy isn’t busy at all.

This week we dive into the personal lives of comedy power couple Sarah Silverman and Kyle Dunnigan. A new game, Shorts or Jeans, is played, and we’re visited by two strange guests. Check out the Comedy Bang Bang on IFC website to watch a full episode of the show!

Andy’s got a man crush and his name is Luka Jones! Luka is an awesome improviser who makes us all laugh and laugh on NBC’s Best Friends Forever. He has an important message for us about baby abandoning and things get a little tense when our pizza knowledge is called into question. But Luka is so funny and charming, we forgive him! Enjoy!

Do you love American Horror Story? Did you love Friday Night Lights? Of course you did! Connie Britton is sitting in with the ladies to talk about growing up with a genius father, being a twin, and cultivating a film career. God bless choices!

Ku is nearing her summah’ song choice, as she and Howard discuss your summah song suggestions! Be sure to post a comment to nominate a beachy jam. Also, get a little closer to Wie-Wie by finding out what he’s working on for the warmer months.

Bob Dassie, Rich Talarico, and Craig Cackowski make up the philosophically influential improv troupe Dasariski and they are here on improv4humans to reveal some of the secrets in their attics. As improvisers, they are just and fair and will definitely make whatever Top 10 lists you’re working on. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Storeand follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

When your mom pushes you to approach girls. When your co-hosts barely notice you on your second week back. The Blastoff crew is discussing self esteem today, and we can learn a thing or two from the embarrassments of Tig, Kyle, David and Aaron.

Alison Brie and Jason Mantzoukas both costar in critically acclaimed movies and television shows…but a PODCAST? I know it seems unlikely, but they are in the Earwolf studio to tell the untold story of Rizzoli & Isles and see if they can’t find love through What Am I Thinking? and Would You Rather?! We also have a visitor from Albuquerque who is doling out legal advice if you need it. Plus, we have Comedy Bang Bang on IFC teasers, so give it a listen!

May Day! May Day! We’re going down… on a new episode of The Apple Sisters! Join Candy, Cora, and Seedy as they celebrate the arrival of May with tips on escaping the mafia and a special live performance. To pick up a copy of their new album, 1943, visit TheAppleSisters.com.

You are in for a treat today! Rich Eisen is here and he is as great a candidate for Sklarbro citizenship as you’d imagine! He tells us about his experiences doing stand-up in college. He talks about the early days of Sports Center. He predicts the future of Tim Tebow. He laments the poor decisions of Michael Bolton. He’s more multi-talented than a juggling triathlete, and you guys will love hearing all about his fascinating life. Plus, you love Weekly Wahlberg, so why not invite Mark to sit down with us for an extended look at his brother, his burgers, and his biceps. Tune into United Stats of America on the History Channel, and GO BLUE!

Shamanism and near-death experiences, and porno OH MY! Christine Woods is here at Chateau Laime and she brought a fancy water bottle, an impressive dream house, and inspiring career advice with her. She’s funny, and she’s not taking guff from internet personality quizzes! Enjoy!

The summah extravaganza continues this week on Two Charted! We all know Ku will be rockin’ some major tunage this summah, but what will her summah song be? The Village Voice might have one for her as she counts down some potential summah songs. And Howard has made a vow to see more summah cinema in the next few months. How do we know he’s serious? With this week’s probing and provocative look at The Avengers! Enjoy!

Fans of Gron Jovi, condiment-inspired tunes, and Pearl Jam are in store for a musical treat on improv4humans. Allow Paul Rust, Neil Campbell, and Mike Mitchell to entertain you. Just hope for their sakes that their comedy swords are of this era. Be sure to pick up an improv4humans shirt from the Earwolf Store and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

If you listen to this episode in anything other than swim trunks and sunglasses, you’re doing it wrong! We’ve got a not-bummah guest with Janet Varney who is helping Wie and Ku with a summah appetizer platter of the Top Summah Team-Up Tours and Most Anticipated Summah Flicks. Before we head out into the summah sunset, we stop by the roulette wheel to get some Judy Moody behind-the-scenes. This episode is best enjoyed with a tall glass of ice cold lemonade!

On the Line is a tale as old as time, the love story of Turkey Sub and Hubcap. What happens when boy banders try their hand at acting? Bizarre sound effects, terrible musical performances, and lots and lots of chewing noises. Ike Barinholtz joins us to discuss a movie so shamefully bad that even its most ardent supporters hide themselves with nom de plumes. So tune into one of the 90,000 screens playing it, and while you’re at it, pick up a brand new How Did This Get Made? t-shirt!

It’s been a long 6 weeks in the hatch without her, but Tig is back!  Tig shares stories with us about her last two difficult months and her gratitude for good friends and fans.  Today’s episode is another free for all of sorts, as we also discuss dentists, automatic cars, and Kyle’s grandma explains how to use a cell phone.

It’s time for your mid-week improv bathroom break! This week we have Sean Conroy, Andy Secunda, and Danielle Schneider stealing, dating, auditioning, and lighting shit on fire all for the sake of comedy! You don’t have to steal this episode, we’re giving it to you for free! Check out Freak Dance when it comes to your town and follow @MattBesser on Twitter to send in your improv suggestions. Music by Bobby Matthews and Dragoon.

If you like television, you’ll love this week’s episode of Comedy Bang Bang! From the newly renewed NBC comedy Community, Gillian Jacobs is here to seek forgiveness for her iPhone indiscretions and give us just a taste of how she got her big television break. Also joining us is the of American Idol’s Jermaine “The Gentle Giant” Jones who is using Comedy Bang Bang as the platform to tell the pure, unadulterated truth behind his departure from the Fox reality hit. How will these television superstars fair against each other in a game of Would You Rather? That’s for me to know and you to find out…by listening to the podcast, that is.

Mad Men fans cannot miss this week’s Sklarbro Country! Don Draper himself Jon Hamm is back on the calming shores to tell us how the Cardinals impacted the current season of Mad Men and joins us for the opening takes and Weekly Wahlberg. Plus we’re reuniting Jon with his We Were Soldiers castmate Sam Elliott for a voice-over off! What would touchdown Jesus do? He’d listen to Sklarbro Country!

Howard Kremer is definitely upping our cool factor! He’s a comedian and rapper and the host of the awesome podcast Who Charted? where he and Andy fell into brotherly love five long weeks ago. He talks malls, widow sex, butt sex, and we all learn an important lesson about jigsaw puzzles. Enjoy!

Are you on Team Tanlines? These sweet Jewish boys are electronic musicians out of New York with great baby naming advice and even better day jobs (one of them, at least). You won’t see them at Coachella, but you’ll hear them this week on Ronna & Beverly! Our thoughts and prayers go out to Barbara Eschelbacher in her time of need.

Guess what time of year it is? We’re only a few mere weeks away from SUMMAH! Prepare yourself with Howard’s Summah Thoughts that range from introspective to instructional as you prepare for the finest season of all! Kulap is bringing back the Wie-k in Re-Ku with a heck of a spiritual encounter. Please, be careful with your tweeting!

For the first ever LIVE improv4humans we’ve gathered up three of the “bad boys” of improv: Jon Glaser, Brett Gelman, and Joe Wengert. It gets tropical, biblical, sexual, and medical. So put on your favorite pair of sweats, cozy up in a coffin and enjoy!

Ian Edwards is a world traveler, a time management expert, and our newest chartist! The London native is getting a look at the U.K.’s current jams with the music chart, and Ian’s recent movie theater campout serves as an awesome foil to Howard’s Sight Unseen take on the Movie Chart. Is Ian as good at Chart Darts as he is at pranking comedians and breaking down the Avenger’s audience? Stop wasting time and listen to find out!

It is time for yet another minisode. Are you ready to learn what your movie assignment for the week is? Well this week’s movie is, drum roll please………..you didn’t think I’d just TELL you, did you?

Are you prepared for the healing power of improv? This week’s bonus cut features Katie Dippold, Chris Kula, and Billy Merritt experiencing life-and-death miracles of pale skin and evil breath.