A Typical Disgusting Display

Seth Meyers sits down with the gang to discuss SNL, Late Night, and why the Boston accent is the funniest in the world.

The gang discusses working on something they don’t like, Alec sets a land speed record for all the wrong reasons, and Goldy cries at the drop of a hat.

Writer and comedienne Morgan Murphy joins the gang to talk about what it’s like to write for people named Jimmy. Alec is shocked to see Goldy at a party, but he doesn’t want to talk about it.

Former NFL GM, host of the podcast “The GM Shuffle” and author of “Gridiron Genius” expounds on lessons he learned from Bill Belichick, Al Davis and Bill Walsh, solves the ending of “The Sopranos” and reveals what really happened to JFK. Plus, Johnny jokes!

Uh oh! Better get Makkos! HBOMax big-wig Suzanna Makkos joins the gang to talk Hacks, Dads, and Walla Walla. Come for the laughs, and stick around for a top 5 that’ll have you singing Hallelujah!

The gang deep dives with Saturday Night Live writer Bryan Tucker about his incredible run of almost two decades with the show.

Do you really need more? Okay, fine. Goldy finally saw Top Gun: Maverick. Join us for Johnny Jokes, Top 5, and The Fonz himself.

Goldy has a bumpy ride to paradise, Alec teaches children the true meaning of Channukah, and the gang knows when it’s time to take a knee to avoid getting hurt.

Weird Al. That’s it. That’s the description.

Goldy’s trip to New Orleans leads the gang into a discussion of the importance of “place” in writing.

Jonah Hill’s documentary about therapy puts the gang in a sharing mood. Nick Chubb proves the comedy rule of 3.

Clearly out of ideas, the gang resort to reading your emails to fill time. Top 5 Toys from Childhood is a slam dunk.

Writing legend Mike Royce of “Everybody Loves Raymond,” “Men of a Certain Age,” and “One Day at a Time” shares his rise from standup to writer and why he (yuck) loves writing. Join your friends, Family Guy 's, Alec Sulkin , Julius "Goldy" Sharpe & Janice Cruz Brooks

The gang speculates on what the CBS show “So Help Me Todd” could possible be, then pitches name-based shows of their own.

Goldy breaks a First Joke of the Day land speed record, JC finally has a kind word for Stu, and Alec introduces the gang to hilarious writer/producer Dan Levy.

The gang talks about their big dinner, breaks down the Friends pilot, and a musical tribute to Goldy that leaves him unmoved and annoyed.

Danny Smith: The heart and soul of Family Guy wows the gang with Johnny Jokes, tales of growing up in a musical family, and a chance encounter with a horse wrangler that changed his life.

The gang (who all work for Family Guy, by the way) tackle the 3 big topics of life.

Family guy showrunner Rich Appel talks to the gang about comedy, the law, and going to school in Cambridge. Tune in to hear Jimmy Carter finally get taken down!”

Simpsons and SNL alum Ian Maxtone-Graham talks to the gang about Andy Warhol, being turned into a cartoon, and his bond with Norm MacDonald. Also, he may be Poseidon.

The gang provides a kick in the class to marketing departments, then stay tune for “Is This Anything 2” (Spoiler alert: it’s anything)

The Mike Scullys, Lew Schneiders and Maggie Mulls of the world are officially dead to us as we welcome 9 time Emmy winner, and Modern Family creator, Steve Levitan to the show.

After failing to make their NFL predictions funny, the gang talks to Family Guy writer’s assistant Jordan Ramp about breaking in as a writer

Simpsons OG Jay Kogen talks to the gang about being abandoned for Johnny Carson, writing for Frasier and his new romance with Kim Kardashian. (The last thing is fake but nobody reads this far)

Maggie Mull joins the gang to talk about “Family Guy”, her hit show “Maggie”, and her on again off again relationship with Pete Davidson. (that last part is fake but hopefully you didn’t read this far).