David Foster joins the crew to talk about whether or not comedy transcends, to tease Steve for being a Mets fan, and to discuss the adorably wealthy. And Camilla has a fondle recollection.

Steve and Danny catch up and take questions, while discussing the original of Steve's outrage: people who refuse to be a part of society.

Jack Quaid, Nick Williams, and Zach Webber come by to discuss being in Sasquatch Comedy with Danny. We cover everything from what makes a good impersonation to the future of sketch to terrible perfume commercials. And its a nice behind the scenes in Danny's life.

Grant Lyon helps the gang explore the idea of manliness. The feminist hypocrisy of not liking short guys riles Danny up something fierce, and Camilla launches a new business plan - The FingerButt

The gang welcomes Ian Edwards, the first comedian on Conan's new comedy label. They talk some sports before delving into Danny's fear of Aaron Carter and Camilla's cat-in-a-canon story. Yes, that's a thing.

Steve's wife Sara fills in for Danny and Camilla - who can't be there due to a time change. Why the time change? Because Steve was busy shooting his first movie! They talk about it, as well as their fight with a woman over a parking spot, do a little news, and take some questions.

Danny and Camilla are back with special guest Jen Murphy. Danny coins Hofstettering as a verb before the conversation gets deep into the nitty gritty of sexism in comedy and society.

Jessica Michelle Singleton joins Steve for a one-on-one talk about family. Bomb after bomb is dropped, and they determine that blood is only thicker than water if you're not an alcoholic.

In a pre-recorded interview, Jay Black discusses how to plug away despite your family trying to actively prevent your dream.

Ben Morrison joins Steve Hofstetter for a pre-recorded discussion on his rise in standup comedy with an underlying message - sometimes the best opportunities happen when you least expect it (and when you're very drunk).