Curtis Gwinn (The Walking Dead, The Leftovers) introduces Craig to "Luther" which is essentially "a peak performance NCIS." Curtis rages out about "Saving Mr. Banks," discusses the transition to writing TV drama and reminds us that asteroids could kill us at any moment.

D'Arcy Carden delves even deeper into the world of One Direction with the "Larry Stylinson" conspiracy theory, that two member of One Direction are secretly in love.

D'Arcy Carden (UCB Theatre, Terrible Babysitters) drops by to watch one of her favorite episodes of "Friends." D'Arcy gives out the Barack Hussein Obama Award for Comedic Genius, discusses her "Rachel" hairdo, and delves into her very real obsession with One Direction.

Blaine Capatch (Nerd Poker, @midnight) introduces Craig to the very shortlived Buck Henry 1970's space comedy "Quark." Blaine breaks out his unbeatable knowledge of 70's TV, talks about seeing Star Wars in the theater, and generally has a delightful conversation with Craig.

Chris Kula (Community, @midnight) drops on by to watch an episode of "House Hunters." Chris shows off his insane knowledge of the show which he acquired through years of binge watching. Chris and Craig also delve deep into the origin of #melfiselfie.

Allan McLeod (Drunk History) stops by to watch a "fzzt" filled episode of Marvel Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Allan and Craig talk about the 8 to 40 measurement rule in the Marvel Universe, discuss movies that have people jumping out of planes, and a bunch of other good crud.

Nicole Byer (Girl Code) introduces Craig to the Lifetime fantasy/drama/comedy "Drop Dead Diva." Nicole and Craig discuss returning to work the same day you get shot in the chest, talk about the differences between male and female dogs, watch a clip from "A Goofy Movie," and so much more.

Welcome to the 100th episode of "It's That Episode." Craig announces a move to the Nerdist Podcast Network, and gets drunk with his first guest ever, Jon Gabrus (Guy Code) by drinking "Scotch Bakulas" while watching the series finale of "Quantum Leap."

Neil Campbell (Head Writer, Comedy Bang Bang) drops by to watch one of his favorite comedies, "Look Around You." Neil talks about his love of the surreal British comedy, discusses his early years in Tinseltown and dishes on his classic Bud Light Super Bowl Commercial.

Adam Frucci (Splitsider, UCB's Airwolf) watches a notable episode from season 2 of HBO's 'Girls.' Adam and Craig discuss their salad days in Brooklyn, why they like 'Girls' so much and a bunch of other stuff -- so stop reading, and just listen already.