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S2 • E1
Kevin Nealon
Kevin Nealon talks about getting his first computer, maps his travels across America and reflects on his marriage.
05/29/1999
22:01
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S2 • E2
Elvira Kurt
Elvira Kurt recalls how perilous playgrounds used to be, wonders why toothbrushes need to keep evolving and encourages adults to embrace their obstinate inner-child.
06/05/1999
22:04
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S2 • E3
Margaret Smith
Margaret Smith shares her thoughts about comfortable underwear, out-of-control body piercings and overpriced sperm.
06/12/1999
22:04
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S2 • E4
Mark Curry
Mark Curry offers tips on how to play it cool around cops and describes his awkward experimentation with spanking.
06/19/1999
22:00
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S2 • E5
Greg Proops
Greg Proops discusses overworked Americans, New York City's fanciest Mexican restaurant, and the stark differences between the U.S. and Canada.
06/26/1999
21:05
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S2 • E6
Hugh Fink
Hugh Fink describes Texan hospitality, reveals his fear of sarcastic waiters and gives a violin performance inspired by Jimi Hendrix.
07/03/1999
21:00
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S2 • E7
Kevin Meaney
Kevin Meaney explains how he botched an atomic bomb drill as a child and reveals his ancestral link to Mr. Potato Head.
07/10/1999
22:00
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S2 • E8
Dave Attell
Dave Attell describes his Jack Daniel's blackouts, gripes about not being able to smoke inside anymore and defends masturbation.
07/17/1999
21:05
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S2 • E9
Mario Cantone
Mario Cantone explains his hatred for actor-director Roberto Benigni, his ongoing obsession with the Menendez brothers and his feelings about Italians living in L.A.
07/24/1999
21:00
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S2 • E10
Todd Barry
Todd Barry discusses his epic Norwegian tour, men's room etiquette, an unconventional masturbation technique and Brad Pitt's bathing habits.
07/31/1999

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Up-and-coming young comedians riff on the hottest topics of the late 90s, including the confusing world of dating, the President Clinton scandal and the big pop culture names of the day.