CollegeHumor Live Season 1

E1: Pete Holmes

Pete Holmes charms the crowd with tales of Facebook status updates, YouTube comments, and his balls.

E2: Jacqueline Novak

Jacqueline Novak on breaking up, saving herself for marriage, and doggy style.

E3: Christian Finnegan

Christian Finnegan delights the audience with tales of boob quadrants, drama club, and videogames.

E4: Michael Phelps Breakfast in Five Minutes

Major League Eater Crazy Legs Conti attempts to consume Michael Phelps’ breakfast in less than five minutes.

E5: Craig Baldo

The comic riffs on party schools, smoking, and getting mugged by Jimi Hendrix.

E6: Donald Glover

Donald Glover discusses his issues with dating and racial stereotypes.

E7: Jake and Amir

The duo square off in an intellectual battle royale. Two men enter, three men leave.

E8: Stuckey and Murray

Stuckey and Murray rock out to a song about a few of their favorite things.

E9: Roger Hailes

Roger Hailes discusses politics and computer crashes.

E10: One

E11: DC Pierson

DC Pierson shares his thoughts on being single and hobgoblins.

E12: Justin Kredible

America’s favorite magician/comedian makes laughter appear from thin air.

E13: Eliza Skinner

Eliza Skinner shares a spooky slumber party tale.

E14: Jake and Amir 2

Jake and Amir show off their improv skills.

E15: Jamie Lee

Jamie Lee finds a way to make sexual harassment fun again.

E16: Matt McCarthy

Matt McCarthy shares his thoughts on St. Patrick’s Day and suicide notes.

E17: Simon Rich

Author and SNL writer Simon Rich shares his thoughts on the OctoMom.

E18: Jake and Amir 3

A freestyle contest results in Sam and Amir making up a rap off the top of their domes. It was crazy.

E19: Jared Logan

Comedian Jared Logan is the world’s fanciest man.

E20: Hardly Working

Casting decisions are tough. Especially during a performance.

E21: Shane Mauss

Comedian Shane Mauss puts his spin on Casual Friday.

E22: Believe!

If you believe in fairy costumes, clap your hands!

E23: Baron Vaughn

Comedian Baron Vaughn talks about the KKK’s web site and his dream to be a crackodactyl.

E24: Thomas Middleditch

Dan Evans, a friend of your dad’s, performs stand-up for the first time.

E25: Jeff Rubin

Jeff Rubin discusses free newspapers and Italian barbers.

E26: God’s Pottery

God’s Pottery performs a song about pre-marital sex.

E27: Jake and Amir 4

The improv guys are back, freestyling off the top of their domes. It’s crazy.

E28: Streeter Seidell

Street discusses the Second Amendment, the Founding Fathers, and how terrifying the British aren’t.

E29: Adam Newman

Comedian Adam Newman talks metal and rips on Bon Jovi.

E30: Jon Dore

Jon and Lynn Shawcrof fight for the audiences attention.

E31: High Times vs. Engineering Students

We gave the High Times editors and engineering students 10 minutes to build a pipe out of garbage we had lying around. Who will win?

E32: Bo Burnham

Bo Burnham performs his new song “Men and Women”.

E33: Jake and Amir 5

It’s all fun and drinking games until somebody gets hurt.

E34: Pete Holmes

Pete Holmes reminisces about being a child.

E35: Pangea 3000

Pangea 3000 are whisper experts.

E36: Jake and Amir 6

SMS Friends Forever.

E37: Kumail Nanjiani

Kumail shares his first experience on Coney Island’s Cyclone roller-coaster.

E38: Freestyle Love Supreme

Freestyle Love Supreme raps about anime and sake bombs.

E39: Ryan Reiss

Ryan counts all the reasons he wishes he was a girl.

E40: Jake and Amir 7

Improvising is all about knowing exactly what you’re going to do when you get on stage.

E41: Hannibal Buress

E42: Dan Levy

Not to be confused with that other Dan Levy that hates vampires.

E43: Jon Gabrus

Jon Gabrus talks about his dad’s obsession with cold cuts.

E44: Josh Ruben

Josh gives the impression that he’s a big fan of Robin Williams and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

E45: Jake and Amir 8

Amir’s first live performance as a man.

E46: Chris Gethard

Chris challenges you to do what you do best: your worst.

E47: Seth Herzog

Seth witnesses ones man’s coming out.

E48: Pete and Pete Trivia

Little Pete is put on the spot and not even Artie can help him now.