Episode list

At last, Clark Kent and Lex Luthor are reunited. Tom and I spent ten years working together on Smallville - he's like family. We reminisce about old days on the set together.

Eli Roth opens up about his career as a cybersex sex operator, what it was like to work alongside Quentin Tarantino, and growing up with a Freudian-trained psychoanalyst as a father.

You know Emily from her role as Beth Greene on the biggest show in the world, The Walking Dead (2010), and for her beautiful music. We start off by discussing what it was like growing up in Nebraska and how she always wanted to be a singer.

Danielle Panabaker tells me her amazing story...growing up without a lot of friends because she'd move every year, how she and her younger sister had to become best friends because of it.

Most people know Bobby from his wildly inappropriate sense of humor, but on this week's episode, Bobby opens up about his childhood from drug use to inappropriate masturbation and everything else he's overcome.

Tara Lipinski is the youngest figure skater to ever win an Olympic gold medal - in 1998, she did it at fifteen years old.

Kristen Bell (The Good Place, Veronica Mars, Frozen, Bad Moms) is one half of Hollywood's most powerful couple. Kristen talks to me about her relationship with Dax, and the time he drop kicked a guy after he threw a big gulp at their car.

Justin Hartley (This Is Us, Smallville, The Young and The Restless) and I discuss growing up in a small Midwest town, the effect his parents' divorce had on him as a kid, and moving to LA with nothing to his name.

Chris Hardwick (Nerdist, ID10T, Talking Dead, @midnight) opens up about his alcoholism, his anxiety attacks and how he copes with them, and how he got his start in the 90s with MTV.

Colin Hanks discusses what it was like growing up as Tom Hanks son, his mom finding Jesus after her divorce, and the time Madonna sat on his lap when he was 13 years old.

Controlling Owner and President of the Los Angeles Lakers, Jeanie Buss sits down and talks about her childhood - how she dealt with her parents' divorce, how she used to sneak away by the horses at the racetrack.

Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) director James Gunn joins me to talk me about the filthy commercials he used to make with his friends when he was a kid, how he used to think sex was just putting a penis in the vagina to help the baby come out at birth, and the start of his miraculous and inspiring career. James opens up about his insecurities in relationships and how hard it is for him to be vulnerable, his marriage with Jenna Fischer, and how he's finally found a way to juggle his career and personal life.

Rob McElhenney sits down and talks to me about his childhood, growing up in a broken family, how he adjusted as a kid to his mom coming out of the closet, and how he lost his virginity at sixteen.

Katherine McNamara (Shadowhunters, Maze Runner, Monsterville) discusses graduating high school at fourteen years old, the moment she knew she wanted to do with her life (hint: it's acting), and how she likes to make up curse words.

Topher Grace joins me to talk about landing the role as Eric Forman on his first ever audition, the events that led up to him signing his contract without an agent, and how there was no sweeter first than that whole first year of the show.

Michael Gervais enlightens me on his philosophies, how he's learned to condition people's mind so they can be more present, and his studies of how the most exceptional people in the world work.

Stephen Amell (Arrow, The Flash, Hung) discusses the beginning of his career, the surreal experience of getting cast on Arrow, and his experience with crossover episodes.

Bert Kreischer (Stand-Up Comedian) tells an incredible story about accidentally smoking PCP with Tracy Morgan and how to skip out on a bill, how Rolling Stones named him the biggest partyer in the country, and his introduction to alcohol.

Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone, My Girl, Richie Rich) discusses getting in fights when he was a kid at Catholic School, his relationship with his father growing up, and the seven of them living in a one bedroom apartment.

It's been 17 years in the making, finally, the Sorority Boys are back together.

Jo Koy discusses how Eddie Murphy Raw inspired him to be a comedian, getting rejected by Netflix and spending hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce his own special, and how he's finally started to feel like he belongs.

Kristian Nairn opens up about being bullied in school for his size, how close he has always been with his mother, and how much anxiety he gets over the thought of losing her.