Go back in time to revisit the graduation episode of "Saved by the Bell" from an early "It's That Episode" with guest Jeff Rubin (College Humor, Jeff Rubin Jeff Rubin Show). Get an extra dosage of Zach, Screech, Kelly, Lisa, Jessie and all the inhuman nerds of Bayside High. You know you want to. Recorded in the good old days... April 2nd, 2012.

Jake Hurwitz and Amir Blumenfeld (College Humor) head to Bayside to check out the episode of "Saved By The Bell" with a devastating oil spill. Jake and Amir google Tiffani Amber Thiessen and Mark Paul Gosselaar, discuss meeting childhood icons and call a bunch of "time outs."

Matt Walsh (Veep, Upright Citizens Brigade) joins Craig to discuss some of TV's most (and least) notable clips. Matt discusses the Upright Citizens Brigade pranking 'The Today Show,' the rehearsal process behind 'Veep,' and, of course, the 1978 'Star Wars Holiday Special.'

Emily Axford (College Humor) drops by with an intense episode of Investigation Discovery's show "Dates From Hell," which completely shocks and disturbs Craig. Emily and Craig discuss the morally bankrupt episode and Emily describes a true crime from her home town involving a mother who survives getting hit in the face with an ax and defends her son who tried to kill her.

Mike Still (UCB Theatre) joins Craig to watch a banned episode of an influential Nickelodeon show from their childhoods, ‘You Can’t Do That on Television.’ Mike and Craig discuss the show’s break speed comedy, it’s insane catch phrases, and how Homer and Marge Simpson may or may not have been based on the show (you decide).

Matt Moses (UCB's Law Firm) googled the term "sex farce" and stumbled upon the wedding themed two-part season 10 finale of "Cheers." Matt talks about writing his own cyber-sex farce, discusses getting married and so much more.

Neil Casey (Saturday Night Live) drops by to bring his knowledge of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" into full view. Neil discusses time loops, how the original Star Trek's Lieutenant Uhura got advice from Martin Luther King Jr., and expresses his great respect for the Star Trek Universe. Neil also discusses the first sketch that he got on-air at SNL, which he co-wrote with Louis C.K. the week of Hurricane Sandy.

Jordan Carlos (Guy Code) introduces Craig to the high flying world of New York City Real Estate with Bravo's "Million Dollar Listing: New York." In addition to enjoying this guilty pleasure, Jordan uses his experience as an Econ. major in college to estimate the price of Craig's apartment and gives some killer investment advice.

Megan Neuringer (Best Week Ever) travels back to 1994 to check out the most emotional episode of "My So Called Life." Find out why the episode is as notable as the "Game of Thrones" Red Wedding (without any spoilers) and listen as Megan and Craig create the female equivalent of Jeff Foxworthy for all your relationship advice.

Andy Blitz (Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Comedy Central's 'Review') comes over to watch the season two finale of "Homeland" even though he's never watched an episode of the show. Andy talks about why Presidents and Vice Presidents are so boring on TV, he uncovers the ending of Mad Men where it turns out that Don Draper is Homer Simpson and Craig and Andy go through the top ten spoilers in movie history.