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Hour 1	News w/ Kristi Alligators and Sharks Barry & Smokey "Talks Like Jerry Reed" The New Rules Ian Bagg From a Small Town Canada
Hour 2	Ian Bagg Blasting On the Red Carpet Places You Don't Want to go Kanye West Interrupts Places to have Sex "I Want to Be Bob" Mo Mandel High School Hockey Nose Hair Hippieville USA
Hour 3	Ian Bagg Mo Mandel Tom Papa The Samba Band Social Networking Bad Movies Ian's Dad Scary Phone Calls
Hour 4	Ian Bagg Mo Mandel Going North News w/ Kristi Crazy Deaths World's Tallest Guy Steve Carell Rush and Other Music

Steve Carell

Though he began his career as a dry, sarcastic correspondent on "The Daily Show," it was his role as Michael Scott, the obnoxious and highly unprofessional regional manager on NBC's "The Office," that launched Steve Carell into super-stardom. But now that his time in the Office has come to a close, he's able to concentrate even more on using his comedic talents on the big screen. Carell has become one of Hollywood's most sought after leading men after starring in a string of blockbusters including The 40-Year-Old Virgin, Dan in Real Life, Evan Almighty, Get Smart, Dinner for Schmucks and Little Miss Sunshine. This Summer, Steve will be starring in the new romantic comedy, Crazy Stupid Love.

Ian Bagg

It's In the Bagg

As a young boy growing up in Terrace, British Columbia, Ian Bagg knew he had the gift to make people laugh; he just decided not to open it until he got a little older. Instead, waited until he moved to New York City and embarked on his journey to become a professional stand-up comedian. Since then he's been doing quite well for himself. He's a Tonight Show veteran, has landed starring roles in three feature length films, two of which co-starred a monkey, and has been featured on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Dr. Katz, Premium Blend and The Late, Late Show. Aside from TV, Bagg can regularly be seen performing headlining comedy clubs across the country, and at the occasional hockey game.

Mo Mandel

Raised in Northern California by his Jewish parents, Mo Mandel got his first taste of showbiz listening to his mother’s samba band practice in the room next to his. Equipped with the knowledge that entertainment was in his blood, he followed his dream and became one of the hot young acts on the stand-up scene. He first gained national attention by winning Comedy Central’s “Open Mic Fight” in 2007 ns has since gone on to appear on “Live at Gotham” and “The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson.” Follow Mo on facebook and twitter.

Tom Papa

After only four years in the business, Tom Papa got a huge break in the comedy world by landing his first half-hour special on Comedy Central. Then, an even bigger break came when Jerry Seinfeld picked him to be his opening act for his tour. These breakthroughs have helped Papa grow in the world of both stand-up and Hollywood. He starred in his own NBC sitcom called “Come to Papa,” has made multiple visits to “The Tonight Show” and “The Late Show” and will be back this summer as the host for the second season of "The Marriage Ref" on NBC.