Actor and comedian Tim Robinson joins Scott to talk about the theme of his new sketch show I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, a secret email chain he’s on, and whether or not his wife loves to laugh. Then, The Super Secret Shopper stops by to talk about some of the places he’s reviewed. Later, musicians Nikki Sixx and Nikki Seven of Mötley Crüe drop by to settle a few things about their band. Plus, a game of Would You Rather!

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Comedian and actor extraordinaire Baron Vaughn joins Scott to talk about his new Comedy Central series The New Negroes which he hosts with Open Mike Eagle. Then, Denny Simpson from Alabama Pest Control stops by to talk about ethically capturing animals. Later, automobile salesman Gregory Smith drops by to tell us about selling experiences and stories. Plus, a game of Would You Rather!

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Actor Griffin Newman joins Scott once again to recap the pilot of Amazon’s The Tick. Then, Mr. Met returns to address some allegations. Plus, legitimate witch Mathilda Primble stops by talk about the proper way to be a witch.

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Comedian Demi Adejuyigbe joins Scott to talk about his series of videos celebrating the 21st of September, making a tear-away suit, and shares some of the songs he’s punched up on his podcast Punch Up The Jam. Then, private detective The Chief returns to talk about traveling through different dimensions in search of Carmen Sandiego. Plus, a Mother from the East Coast stops by to talk about visiting her daughter in LA.

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Musician Dan Mangan returns to talk to Scott about his new album “More or Less” and perform songs from it. Then, session musician Randy Useless stops by to not brag about his work. Plus, website owner Jimmy-Bug Brickhouse drops by to talk about his plans for success.

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Actress Natalie Morales joins Scott to talk about the drama mask, her new TV show Abby’s, and commercials. Then, the Get In The Way Gremlin bursts into the studio to get into Scott’s way. Plus, dramatic actor Peter Griffin returns to give us an update on his transition from comedy to drama.

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Stand-up comedian extraordinaire Langston Kerman joins Scott to talk about his experience writing for The Oscars the year Chris Rock hosted, his character Jered on Insecure, and spoilers. Then, inventor/businesswoman Entrée PeeE Neur returns to pitch some new inventions. Plus, Entrée’s brother Appetizer PeeE Neur stops by to talk about having to quit his jobs to take care of his sick mother.

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Returning champion Flula Borg joins Scott to chat about remaking A Star Is Born, his obsession with the South, and The Boss Baby: Back in Business. Then, Sprague The Whisperer producing manager at Mosaic returns to talk about losing a big client. Later, newly married Kayla Dickie returns along with her new husband Jud Wiebe to discuss what Jud has been up to in the years since he’s been missing.

Actress, writer, and comedian Andrea Savage makes a triumphant return to talk about the second season of her truTV show “I’m Sorry,” the freedom of total creative control, and peeing next to Michael Jackson. Plus, noted musician Jackson Maine stops by to reflect on the recent movie about his life, and businesswoman Linda Watermark drops in to share some surprising sales statistics.

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Comedian extraordinaire Patton Oswalt joins Scott to talk about the second season of A.P. Bio, whether King Kong did nothing wrong, and which superhero he would want to portray in a motion picture. Then, Dalton Wilcox, Poet Laureate of the West returns to announce his new name.

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Old friend Jason Mantzoukas (How Did This Get Made?, The Long Dumb Road) joins Scott once again to talk about pets, making their own Hamilton, and pizza pants. Then, 17-year-old Kaitlin stops by to talk about her YouTube channel.

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Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle, stars and creators of PEN15 join Scott to talk about their show in 8 words or less, slushies, and the Family Feud hosts. Then, publicist Seth Berkowitz stops by to talk about representing MoviePass. Plus, Perry Gordon, mogul and CEO of Motorville Records drops by to talk about some of his ‘60s hits.

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Comedian extraordinaire Rhea Butcher joins Scott to talk about the writing process, top 3 things to get rid of from a daily routine, and touring with many fart jokes. Then, cool astronaut Devon Westinghouse drops by to talk about his upcoming trip to space. Plus, detective James P. Garity stops by to talk about a cold case he’s been investigating.

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Actor and improviser Matt Walsh (Veep, UCB) joins Scott and Traci Reardon to interpret the poster of Matt’s new film Under the Eiffel Tower and talk about Traci’s new documentary. Then, up-and-coming filmmaker Allen Woody stops by to talk about his directorial debut. Plus, everyone plays a game of Riddle Me This!

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Humorist John Hodgman (Judge John Hodgman, Vacationland) joins Scott to talk about secret families, what he did to prepare for officiating a wedding, and his career as the character “Monica Geller” on Friends. Then, Alimony Tony stops by to sing some of his parody songs. Later, odds and ends man Rupert Sharp drops by to promote his home services.

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