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Hour 1	It Was a Shart - Donnie Baker Tom's Plants Caradine and Bono in the News The Dog on Pot Back to News Dream Broadcaster - Billy Mazing The Economonologue: Insects - Costaki
Hour 2	The Economonologue continued Marriage and Women - Costaki Economopoulos Reading Tweets - Costaki Economopoulos Obama Man - Greg Morton Greek Names - Costaki Economopoulos Big Wheels - Mike Speenberg Rock Band: The Who Weather Comedy - Bob Biggerstaff Porn - Bob BIggerstaff
Hour 3	Thomas Haden Church Looks Like We Made It - Bob Biggerstaff Combining Things - Costaki Economopoulos Mr. Obvious - The Snake The Bright Side - Costaki Economopoulos Head Shots Restaurants - Bill D Washington & Louis Johnson Tipping and Old Obscure
Hour 4	Working Out - Billy D. Washington Cologne and Stereotypes Music - Louis Johnson Ask a Black Man - Billy D Washington & Louis Johnson Bill Engvall Steroids - BT Children - Vince Morris

Thomas Haden Church

Imagine That

Before being approached for the film Sideways, Thomas Haden Church had pretty much retired from acting and was content to live and work on his ranch in Texas. But after taking the part, he was thrust back into the spotlight when he was nominated for an Academy Award for his role in the film. Since then, Church has gone on to star as Sandman in Spider-Man 3, won an Emmy for his role in the TV movie "Broken Trail" and has become the new voice of VW television ads. Church is also starring in the new Eddie Murphy film Imagine That, which opens this Friday in theaters everywhere.

FACTOID - Before getting into acting, Thomas Haden Church was a radio DJ and voice-over talent.

Bill Engvall

It was over a decade ago that Bill Engvall first became famous for his “Here’s Your Sign,” standup routine, and though that phrase helped launch into pop culture, it still can't compare with the fame that came from being part of the fab four known as The Blue Collar Comedy Tour. Then, after dabbling in film with Larry the Cable guy in Delta Farce, Bill returned to TV in his very own TBS sitcom, "The Bill Engvall Show". In other news, Bill is the new host of the game show "Lingo," on GSN. Follow Bill on twitter.

Costaki Economopoulos

Costaki Economopoulos is a comedian, true, but he's also a football fan. Those two factors alone make him the perfect candidate to give us a comedic look back at the NFL each week with his new feature that's also been picked up by The Huffington Post and Bleacher Report. With his Greek heritage, it's not surprising that he's been described as a “joke philosopher,” and we're sure he's not the only one saying that. Costaki is also a talented joke writer who's punchlines have been heard on "The Tonight Show," Showtime, BET, and MTV. Follow Costaki on facebook and twitter. Check out his new article on the Bleacher Report.

Vince Morris

With his clean, yet controversial material, Vince Morris doesn't rely on vulgarity or profanity to get an audience to laugh, he doesn't need to because he speaks from the heart. With a bright observational humor, passionate views and a smooth charismatic style, Vince has learned how to get in people's faces and make them think while keeping them in stitches at the same time. Covering everything from hip-hop to self-respect, Vince has been featured on "Showtime at the Apollo," "The Late Late Show," Comedy Central's "Premium Blend," "Comic View" and "Sex and the City."

Louis Johnson

Learn How to Laugh

He’s been called a “polished performer with dynamic delivery” as well as a “keen chronicler of society,” so we decided to call and ask him to be on our show.Louis Johnson has been seen on Comedy Central, BET, Showtime and A&E and he’s also a regular on the U.S.O. tour. In addition to his solo career, Johnson also tours with a team known as the S.E.L.L.O.U.T. Comedy Tour and has been known to perform seminars about learning to laugh.

BT

Born and raised in Oklahama, comedian BT knew he wanted to get into stand-up as soon as he graduated. It was after he moved from the midwest and found new homes in Houston, Chicago and L.A. that things really started picking up. He has since been featured on the Sci-Fi program "Black Scorpion" and in the HBO movie Suckers. But that's not to take away from his stand-up skills. He's performed in 43 states, 3 countries, and has been a member of the S.E.L.L.O.U.T. Comedy Tour.

Billy D. Washington

Tell Us a Joke, You’re the Piano Man!

Billy D. Washington’s skills as a pianist are so great that many people come up to him after his shows and ask “man what are you doin’ here?” The reason he chooses to perform in comedy clubs instead of concert halls is because he’s just as good at writing and telling jokes as he is serenading an audience. Washington’s impressive resume of television appearances proves that it pays to be multi-talented.In other news, Washington is currently performing with the S.E.L.L.O.U.T. Comedy Tour..
FACTOID – Aretha Franklin enjoyed Billy D. Washington’s act so much the first time he opened for her that she asked him to open her shows during her nation wide tour.

Bob Biggerstaff

"Hey Buddy, it's Chili Time!" Originally from New York, Bob Biggerstaff moved to Houston, TX while he was a freshman in high school. Some say it was this diverse upbringing that gave him the insight to appeal to a wide variety of audiences, others claim it's his ability to write funny jokes. He’s been featured on HBO, Comedy Central, Sierra Mist’s Search for the Next Great Comic and even NBC’s "Last Comic Standing." If you're trying to remember which guy Biggerstaff was, he says he's the fat one with the glasses.

Mike Speenberg

On the Road

Conceived in the back of a '69 Firebird and raised on hush puppies and fried bologna, comic Mike Speenberg has taken his own unique brand of generational comedy all over the country, sharing the stage with other comedic greats like Mitch Hedberg, Lewis Black, Dave Attell, and Bob Saget. Fueled by stories of home and family, love of country, and being drunk in public, Speenberg's comedy hits home with everyone of us who have lived through crazy step-parents, above ground pool parties, and square pizza with canned corn.