Ever heard Lewis Black talk to Lewis Black? We did just that when comedian Lewis Black called in and heard comedian James Adomain do his spot on impression of the afore mentioned comic. We also got to meet comedian James Davis and heard him do his Barack Obama impression, and were visited by comedian Jen Kober.

Lewis Black

He's indignant, he's exasperated, he's "America's foremost commentator on everything," he's comedian Lewis Black. Along with stand-up comedy, Black is also an actor, playwright, Broadway star, makes regular appearances on "The Daily Show With Jon Stewart" and "Late Night with Conan O'Brien," hosted the Comedy Central show "Root of All Evil," wrote the book I'm Dreaming of a Black Christmas, and is a Grammy Award winner. And somehow through all that, he still finds time to perform stand-up, and is currently on his aptly named "The Rant is Due" tour. Follow Lewis on Facebook and twitter.

Jen Kober

Along with being an established and celebrated stand-up comedian, Jen Kober is also making a name for herself as an actress with guest appearances on hit shows like "Happy Endings," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "The Mindy Project," and "Anger Management." She also appeared in the newest installment in the American Pie film franchise. And if that's not enough, she's also a fan of Yoo-Hoo and Ranch flavored Corn-Nuts. Yum! Follow Jen on twitter.

James Adomian

Comedian James Adomian may look familiar if you're a fan of NBC's "Last Comic Standing," as he was one of the top-10 finalist on a recent season of the show. Of course you may also have seen him in the film Harold & Kumar Escap From Guantanamo Bay, or on "The Late Late Show," or "The Onion Radio News." Still not sure if your recognize him? Why not check out his videos on YouTube or Funny Or Die. When not doing all that, James also performs with the Upright Citizens Brigade and tours around the country performing stand-up. Follow James on twitter.

James Davis

James Davis is a stand-up comedian, writer, and actor and is a regular round table regular on "Chelsea Lately." He's also no stranger to online fame having written, directed, and starred in massive hits for FunnyOrDie.com like “Baracka Flacka Flames” which has over 8 million views. James is know for his impressions of Barack Obama and Kobe Bryant as well as many other original characters. Follow James on twitter and facebook. And check out James Davis popular online video, "Baracka Flacka Flames."