Ian Roberts (Upright Citizens Brigade, Key and Peele) floats miles above the Earth to talk about the season premiere of "True Blood." Ian discusses his interest in "urban fantasy," explains how a comic book convention blew his mind, and talks about the cinematic quality of "Key and Peele."

Myq Kaplan (Small, Dork, and Handsome) drops by to watch the episode of "3rd Rock from the Sun" where Dick Solomon (John Lithgow) tries his hand at stand-up comedy. Listen as Myq discusses alien views on stand-up, what it's like to fax in jokes, and oh, so much more.

Ben Schwartz (Parks and Rec, House of Lies) joins Craig to watch a klassic episode of "The Simpsons." Ben and Craig talk everything Simpsons, including Bart-Mon t-shirts, attending Simpsons table reads, and the CD "The Simpsons Sing the Blues." Beware, this episode includes TONS OF EXCLUSIVES.

Mike Sacks (Author 'Poking a Dead Frog,' 'And Here's the Kicker') chose to watch his favorite episode of Chris Elliott's sitcom 'Get a Life.' Mike discusses the short-lived, groundbreaking show, his love Chris Elliott's 'Late Night with David Letterman' bits and his new book of interviews with his favorite comedy writers.

Matt Fisher (UCB Theatre) drops by to get drunk on George R.R. Martinis while watching the season four finale of 'Game of Thrones.' Matt and Craig discuss every twist and turn in the epic finale and touch on everything from Tywin Lannister's feces to Hodor's DJ career. Please send us Baha Men liner notes for $40. **SPOILER WARNING YA'LL**

Dan Gurewitch (Last Week Tonight with John Oliver) watches one of his favorite childhood TV shows, "Home Improvement." Dan chooses the episode based on Home Improvement message board user "Toni1953," discusses the complicated life of Wilson, the next door neighbor with half a face, and listens as Craig's wife tries to articulate why she hates Tim Allen.

Since Seth Reiss (Late Night with Seth Meyers, Former Onion Head Writer) was last on the podcast, he wrote the definitive oral history of "Studio 60," keeping the show alive in the hearts of many. Now he's back to passionately break down the inner-workings of Studio 60, discuss being the head writer of The Onion during the paper's first ever apology, and to tell us where Matt Albie will be in ten years.

Dru Johnston (The Chris Gethard Show, UCB Theatre) introduces Craig to the local sketch show "Almost Live!" which pushed SNL back half an hour in Seattle during the 80s and 90s. Dru and Craig discuss the show that brought "Bill Nye the Science Guy" to life, talk about the worst basketball coach EVER, and freak out about the movie trailer for "Freejack."

Jen Bartels (TruTV's Friends of the People) drops by to watch "My Big Fat American Gypsy Wedding." Jen and Craig gorge themselves on tacky weddings, breakdown the best and worst of reality tv and talk about being lactose intolerant. All the while, Robin Williams is sleeping in the bedroom.

Anthony King (Broad City, Playing House) brings over an episode of "Kitchen Nightmare" featuring two crying twins who look like meatballs. Anthony tells of his visit to the restaurant featured in the episode, discusses why it's so strange to watch a grown man cry and talks about his favorite Spanish word that he learned in high school.