Neil Campbell

Neil Campbell is a comedian, actor, writer, and producer. Campbell has worked as a producer and writer on shows including Comedy Bang! Bang! and Brooklyn Nine-Nine. He also co-created the animated series Digman! He’s an alumni of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theatre and served as artistic director from 2008 to 2012.

Guest Appearances

February 28, 2024

It’s the most special TIME in four years: February 29th — Leap Day! And what better TIME to catch up with Maxwell Keeper aka The Time Keeper?

July 2, 2023

Fred Guinness of the Guinness Book of World Records returns to talk to Scott about the world record he is close to acquiring, bakers vs. donut makers, and bootstraps.

March 19, 2023

Show favorites Andy Samberg and Neil Campbell join Scott to spread the word about their new Comedy Central animated series Digman!

September 5, 2021

Friend of the show Andy Samberg returns to talk to Scott about the series finale of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, recall the lyrics to Hollywood Facts, and take a much needed plane break like the old days of CBB. Then, cow farmer Dusty stops by to talk about his daily routine on the farm. Plus, The Answer Seeker drops by to turn the tables on Scott and ask him some questions.

July 4, 2021

Comedian and movie star Mike Mitchell (The Doughboys) joins Scott to talk about gun training for his role in the new movie The Tomorrow War, attending the star-studded premiere, and possibly being the next James Bond. Then, Maxwell Keeper aka The Time Keeper returns to share his plan of walking the country to teach people about time. Later, Scott’s old heist partner Cleotis Martholobew drops by to exact revenge on Scott. Plus, celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck stops by to talk about the 90’s being back.

March 7, 2021

TV veterans Gillian Jacobs and Diona Reasonover join Scott to talk about Diona’s role on NCIS, Gillian’s time at Juilliard, and their new STEM focused podcast Periodic Talks (formerly If/Then). Later, Al A. Peterson aka The Smooth Criminal returns looking for new clients for his faking your own death business. Plus, art critic Alister Brown stops by to talk about some of his favorite paintings.