Paul F. Tompkins

Join the hilarious Jason Mantzoukas, known for his energetic improv and roles in shows like The League, along with character comedians Andy Daly and Paul F. Tompkins. They dive into Y2K fears and pitch a wacky Freaky Friday/Terminator mashup. Byron Denniston and Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber share their amusing takes on the coronation of King Charles III while critiquing Jesus Christ Superstar's fashion choices. With comedic exorcism antics, a ventriloquist demon, and funny hot dog references, this chaotic conversation is a delightful rollercoaster of laughs!

Paul F. Tompkins as Alimony Tony, a veteran song-parodist who loves marriage mishaps. Dave Theune as Robbie Delmuda, an attorney character who recounts a do-it-yourself courtroom saga. Toni Charline as Max the Dog, a cheeky canine seeking adoption. They trade absurd legal tales, theatrical parody songs, and mischievous pet confessions in a fast, silly hour of character comedy.

Paul F. Tompkins and Matt Gourley bring a delightful mix of comedy to the table. Paul channels Cake Boss and Reverend Robert Parsimony, sharing hilarious anecdotes about cake-related powers and supernatural mishaps. Suddenly, Buddy gets possessed by the spirit of artist H.R. Giger, portrayed by Matt, leading to a comedic exorcism attempt. Their banter weaves through ridiculous games and heartfelt moments, all while tackling the absurdity of Star Wars canon changes. Expect laughter and unexpected twists as the cake chaos unfolds!

Carl Tart, comedian/actor who plays a law-enforcement style sleuth. Lauren Lapkus, comedian/actress known for big, chaotic characters. Paul F. Tompkins, veteran comedian famous for long-form comic personas and musical parodies. They riff on weddings and wild relationship tales. A rug-store meltdown and a catfish romance play out. A crime-hunting patrol chases Carmen Sandiego with snake-store chaos and surreal stakes.

Paul F. Tompkins, a master of character work, joins Bobby Moynihan, a Saturday Night Live alum, in a comedic romp featuring Fourvel, a stab-happy orphan with a flair for musical theater. They explore whimsical tales as Fourvel encounters the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber. Expect playful banter about Broadway dreams, hilarious personal anecdotes, and absurd discussions on food cravings and quirky inventions. The duo's dynamic shines through as they weave humor and nostalgia in this delightful, imaginative narrative.

This lively gathering features Lauren Lapkus as Ho-Ho, the naughty elf, bringing crude holiday hilarity. Vancouver's own Dan Mangan shares melancholic music, debuting his song 'Race to the Bottom.' Mike Hanford entertains as John Lennon, spinning amusing tales about fame and fishing trips while joining Dan for a duet. Paul F. Tompkins' Santa delivers raunchy workshop banter with Ho-Ho, and Tim Baltz's Randy Snutz shares chaotic dating stories. The mix of music and comedic rivalries creates a festive and hilarious atmosphere.

Comic giant Paul F. Tompkins joins the show and talks about his role in There Will Be Blood. They discuss early experiences with stand-up comedy and funny film ideas. They also delve into topics such as pie, cake, and quotes, filming 'There Will Be Blood,' comedians wanting to be left alone, parties and alcohol, the challenges of being a stand-up comedian, the struggles of being a comedian, the concept of time and value in art, the existence of ghosts and the complexity of the human mind, the power of the brain to create reality, exploring aesthetics and historical fiction, marriage and relationships, and playing with the phrase 'keep it crispy.'

Newly crowned horrorspondent Paul F. Tompkins joins the hosts to recap Julia Stiles' film 'Orphan: First Kill'. Topics include art therapy, fencing, van-art, a friendly rat, and a twist we did not see coming.

Paul F. Tompkins, Mike Shephard, and Max Davis join as we speak to Queen Elizabeth II's personal beef sommellier, her man-at-beef. They discuss the selection process for the position, reminisce about Queen Elizabeth II and her love for beef, and share anecdotes about past Man-At-Beefs. Other topics include fruit fraud, a surprise submarine in battle, the queen's peculiar raw beef banquet, a shocking incident at the Tower of London, and promoting live shows and off-topic discussions.

Drew Tarver — comedian/actor performing Donnie Gary, a washed-up soul singer. Paul F. Tompkins — veteran comedian as The Contraptionaire, spinning bizarre long-form contraption tales. Lauren Lapkus — comic actor as Ho-Ho, the naughty elf, delivering raunchy, improvised bits. They riff on elf lore, absurd contraptions and surreal space-dimension stories, then break into improvised soul songs and crowd-driven banter.