Join Scott and guest co-host Jason Mantzoukas for that special time of year when old and new friends of the show stop by to celebrate the Comedy Bang! Bang! Holiday Spectacular!

This is episode 6 of our “Old No-Nos” series, originally episode #474 titled “Solid As A Rock.”

Stand-up comedian/actor Mekki Leeper (Jury Duty) joins Scott to talk all about his role in the new mockumentary sitcom St. Denis Medical.

This is episode 5 of our “Old No-Nos” series, originally episode #474 titled “Liquid Meal Spheres.”

Comedian/writer/director Kyle Mooney joins Scott to talk about his new movie Y2K, Brigsby Bear vs. Brother Bear, and Jack Bauer.

This is episode 4 of our “Old No-No’s” series, originally episode #401 titled “LOVE is Thicker Than Water.”

Actress Mary Elizabeth Ellis joins Scott to talk about her new movie Red One, the Netflix series A Man on the Inside, and Creepshow.

This is episode 3 of our “Old No-No’s” series, originally episode #374 titled “Tick Tock Clawk.”

Actor and comedian Jim O’Heir joins Scott to talk about his new book “Welcome to Pawnee: Stories of Friendship, Waffles, and Parks and Recreation” which is a love letter to his time on Parks and Rec.

Stand-up comedian raconteur James Acaster joins Scott to talk about having the audience do whatever they want during the taping of his new HBO stand-up special “Hecklers Welcome”, approaching the 300th episode of his food podcast Off Menu, and how he previously dealt with hecklers before his current tour.

This is episode 1 of our new Bonus Bang Series, “Old No-No’s,” originally episode #167 titled “New No-No’s.”

Election week means it’s the return of the CBB roundtable with special guests Branessa Whaleslay, Rockly Mountainrock, and Big Momma joining Scott to discuss and break down the issues of the day.

This episode of Boo-nus Bang was originally released on CBB World as a “CBB Presents.” 1977. Jimmy Carter was sworn in as President, Smokey and the Bandit struck box office gold, and Monster Mash composer Leo Karpatze hosted a failed horror-themed dating show pilot entitled Monster Match.

It’s the return of Comedy Fang! Fang! as Scott and Never Not Funny’s Jimmy Pardo find themselves recording deep inside Suicide House on 1122 Boogie Woogie Avenue.