It’s the season for moms and proms! Live from the Marina Del Rey Public High School gymnasium, it’s a Prom Womptacular with Marissa Wompler, Miss Listler, Marissa’s stepdad Dr. Seth Wompler, former teacher C.S. Steers, and more surprise guests! Will prom be everything Marissa has hoped it would be? Can C.S. win the approval of a student’s father? Tune in to find out!

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Gillian Jacobs of Netflix’s LOVE returns to Comedy Bang! Bang! to talk about her new film Ibiza on Netflix and skeletons before Lavinia Marsh Caruthers aka Shevel Knievel the Lady Daredevil bursts into the studio to talk about which stunt she’s most proud of performing. Later, tourist Carmine visits from Brooklyn to tell us about his LA trip. Plus, Scott’s postal worker eDream Vignette stops by to deliver some packages.

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Sean Clements and Hayes Davenport from Hollywood Handbook and Hollywood Handbook: Pro Version join Scott once again to plug their show and pitch 69 Stitcher Premium show ideas.

Old friend and colleague Reggie Watts and fellow musician John Tejada join Scott to play songs off the new album Casual High Technology from their project Wajatta. Then, former sports fan Ming drops by to discuss the ins and outs of cult life. Later, upstairs neighbor Margarite Shoes comes down to report an emergency.

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Professional comedian Nick Thune join Scott to stay on script and talk about his upcoming stand-up comedy tour along with Michael Ian Black as they await for Michael to arrive to the studio. Later, bouncer Kenny Takahashi stops by to ask for advice on how to stick up for himself at The Nasty Rat bar. Plus, Melissa from the Analytics department to chat about how to integrate murder into the podcast to help bump the listener numbers.

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It’s been 9 amazing years of Comedy Bang! Bang! Where does the time go? Scott celebrates with show favorites under the watchful eye of his corporate supervisors. We’ll hear from returnees and newcomers alike including a professional employee, an adventurer, a developer of new ideas, and many more special guests!

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Comedian Phoebe Robinson joins Scott to talk about the origin of her podcast-turned-HBO special 2 Dope Queens, her second essay collection ‘Everything’s Trash, But It’s Okay,’ and her latest workout routine. Then, television personality Mary Berry stops by to stomp out nasty rumors about herself, and athlete Bertrand “Sweet Sauce” Gilmore explains how he got his nickname before showing off his most famous tricks on the court.

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Thomas Middleditch and Ben Schwartz aka Middleditch and Schwartz join Scott to talk about wanting standing ovations for their upcoming live tour, their dream SNL casts, and whether they would shave their head for a role. Later, professional hooker Leonard Stooltap arrives to talk about his new passion of creating sports for babies. Then, stay at home father Mitch Slocum join Scott and Leonard to tell us about his horse accident. Plus, tambourine band leaders Slippy Daniels and Jack Pot stop by to talk about trying to start a summer camp for adults.

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Actor and longtime friend of the show Jon Hamm of Mad Men fame joins Scott to chat about his new film Beirut, breaking the internet, and his middle name. Then, Al A. Peterson aka The Smooth Criminal returns to talk about the number one reason why people use his services to fake their deaths. Later, park ranger Margery Kershaw stops by to tell us about being transferred from her beloved Pinnacles National Park. Plus, Pokemon trainer Dash Grabum arrives to talk about his journey to become a Pokemon monster.

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Comedian Adam Cayton-Holland (Those Who Can’t) joins Scott to talk about his new special “Adam Cayton-Holland Performs His Signature Bits,” how many ordinaries he’s put out, and shouts out his loved ones. Then, Larry the Loner returns to share some of his profound thoughts he has while driving his motorcycle. Plus, pop stars Dino and Shame aka The Pointing Sisters stop by to sing a couple of their number one hits.

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On the first episode of Threedom, hosts Scott Aukerman, Paul F. Tompkins and Lauren Lapkus discuss what inspired their new podcast. In Lauren’s segment “HAHAHA Thatsreallygoodthats,” two people improvise a boring conversation while the third laughs and makes up an excuse to leave. Then the three hosts try to decide what the show should be called.

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Comedian and star of Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Chelsea Peretti makes her incredible return to Comedy Bang! Bang! Chelsea chats with Scott about the story of her husband falling for her after hearing her on CBB, meeting relatives for the first time in Italy, and puts her hearing to the test. Then, virtual reality director Mick 4D stops by to give everyone notes on how to make their projects more interactive. Plus, Bollywood actor Samir Chakraborty arrives to talk about the roles he’s been booking in Hollywood.

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In the new comedy podcast, Threedom, hosts Scott Aukerman, Lauren Lapkus and Paul F. Tompkins abandon their regular show formats to spend some quality time together. Listen to ‘Threedom’ on Stitcher Premium. For a free month, go to stitcherpremium.com/threedom and use promo code ‘THREEDOM’.

Thomas Middleditch and Martin Starr of HBO’s Silicon Valley are back to chat with Scott about the new season of the show, the importance of flattening out a brain, and watching their fellow Poo Crew member Kumail on the Oscars. Then, accountant Janine Blackwell stops by to tell us about her previous marriages and to sell some Beeswax Band-Aids.

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Orphan Black’s Tatiana Maslany joins Scott and his intern Gino Lambardo on Comedy Bang! Bang! live from SXSW 2018 in Austin, Texas! They chat about tattoos, Boston accents, and what Tatiana has to say to her haters. Then, Scott’s nephew Todd arrives to make a big announcement about his recent 23andMe results. Later, publicist Scott Jeffries stops by to promote a new indie movie that is directed by Steven Spielberg. Plus, former Deputy Assistant to the President Sebastian Gorka crashes the show to talk about his short time working for the White House.

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