Eliot Glazer (It Gets Betterish, Eliot's Sketch Pad) stops by to watch an episode of "Oprah's Life Class" and gives a first hand account of the time he attended a life class. Find out what it's like to be surrounded by thousands of Oprah's minions, learn how to keep a checklist of the five things you're thankful for everyday and hunker down to hear a whole lot of self help bullshit.

Jay Chandrasekhar (Super Troopers, Broken Lizard) joins Craig to discuss "Justice is Blind" an episode of Arrested Development that he directed. In addition to dishing about Arrested Development, Jay explains why his group Broken Lizard has thrived since college, talks about his role in one of Jackass' best pranks ever, and reminisces about working with the late Michael Clarke Duncan on the set of "The Slammin' Salmon."

Cory Cavin and Josh Lay (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon Bloggers) stop by to watch an episode of "The Fresh Prince" involving kidnapped mascots and home security. Find out the essential rules of mascoting from Josh's experiences as the New Jersey Devil and the Tennessee Vols' mascot "Smokey," hear about the time Craig snuck onto the set of Men In Black II, and discover how dank it gets in the Late Night blogger's "cave." Check out the Splitsider blog post for this episode to see Josh's mascot reel and Craig's worst Best Night Ever ever.

Michael Rowin (L Magazine, Criterion Collection, Craig's brother) stops by to watch "They Came From Outer Space," an early 90s TV show about two teenage fraternal twin aliens from the planet Crouton. Craig and Michael come face to face with a TV show that only they remember and reminisce about all the TV they watched as kids.

Matt Servitto (The Sopranos) stops by to discuss the finale of The Sopranos. Matt discusses why FBI agents love his character, and what it was like working on a set full of great actors and great cannolis. Find out how Matt accidentally told the Daily News about a non-existent alternate ending of The Sopranos and how no one wanted to improvise with him on the set of a Woody Allen film.

Casper Kelly (Adult Swim, More Stories About Spaceships and Cancer) stops by to watch the Jennifer Love Hewitt cleavage-fest that is "The Client List."  Listen as Craig and Casper discuss a show that was never meant to be watched by men and get ready for a story about Casper directing Mark Hamill while taking a huge dump. Check out Casper's book "More Stories About Soaceships and Cancer" at www.casperkelly.com or download it here.

Eddie Pepitone (The Bitter Buddha) stops by to watch an episode of MTV's "My Super Sweet Sixteen." Eddie Re-imagines the show as an "Apocalypse Now" scenario, discusses making bachelorettes cry during stand-up sets and talks about his Super Sweet Fifty-Three.

Nick Vatterott (Comedy Central's The Half Hour) stops by to watch a terrible episode of "Growing Pains" called "Gone But Not Forgotten." What happens when the Seaver's home is burglarized? Will Mike Seaver buy a gun? Will Carol Seaver throw away all her possessions? Will the burglars return to make more coffee and steal more soup? Also, who cares?

Bobby Moynihan (Saturday Night Live) stops by to watch an episode of "I Shouldn't Be Alive." Craig and Bobby chat about how they would fair in disaster situations, Bobby talks about how he took a voice class in college via phone, and a new Sully Sullenberger theme restaurant is created.

Streeter Seidell (College Humor) joins Craig to watch an episode of "The Wonder Years." Sit back and relax as Craig and Streeter talk about the Arnold family, discuss the coolest thing to do while sitting, pontificate on how fart noises always make things good, and get in a nostalgic mood for 1990s fashion.