Episode list

The first episode was a rocky episode. The beginning of a very wild ride.

The second episode. After being shut out of having any prep time, we just took calls - and realized that calls could be the basis for the whole show and we were way over thinking things.

Shirtless Fanelli. A pre-presidential run and very visibly uncomfortable Connor Ratliff. Our first show in the small studio.

The first appearances of Anthony Atamaniuk and Horatio Sanz. I gotta tell you, I thought this public access experiment had crashed and burned, and Horatio showed up last minute with no warning.

The Wiffle Bat gang makes their debut - our first truly violent in an unexpected and way too much fashion experiment.

Our final small studio show and the first ever hosted by Shannon O'Neill.

The hands on an audience member episode.

Considered an all time classic. Heavy hitter guests John Mulaney and Matt Besser.

A controversial episode. Our friends the Oroboros Dance Crew came in and showed us what they do - little did we know that they would pants the Human Fish.

The most legendarily disastrous bit in the history of TCGS, the first attempt at The Human Crane remains the only stunt we've bailed on halfway through.

The Chris Gethard Show debut of Jake Fogelnest.

What's on My Head? What a weird, fun game.

The drawing pictures episode.

Perhaps the dumbest idea we ever did - "Let's take the most popular thing about this show - in fact, the only thing that everyone loves all the time - and hide it from view for the entire show."

A heartbreaking goodbye to an old friend.

We go on a search for the new Random.

Chris Gethard watched an episode and decided he needed to lose a few pounds.

Connor invited every Republican candidate for president to debate him on the show.

Tom Scharpling in studio to mediate the relationship of Chris Gethard and his brother.

The Milkshake of Death. So gross, so fucked up, and such a fond memory.

Random Andrew was taking it on the chin from our callers.

A hundred-plus people showed up ready to eat.

A bunch of people from the show play on a basketball team together in NYC.

Our dating episode. This one was really fun but also a mess.

This was the great JD Amato's idea, and man was it a good one. All monologue jokes all the time.

We attempted to get 100 callers in a single episode.

This one hurt. The only show that actually went off the rails.

The Night of Zero Laughs.

We had to say goodbye to Random Andrew, and it was so sad.

We meet Random Melissa.

Why have something like The Chris Gethard Show if you don't do something nice for other people with it?

Our callers quiz Chris on female related topics and it becomes very clear how little Chris knows about women.

When Chris sets out to play the somewhat complicated word-game "Guess The Magic Word" he gets immediate feedback from the viewers that they are confused and bored by the game.

Eventually we had to let our audience use our cameras like guns that shoot missiles, so we went ahead and just did it.

We invited the interesting, articulate, and 66 year old Peter Benjaminson to the show to help us wrestle with the concept of aging.

A show dedicated to the ups and downs of education.

Completing his transition from hero to villain, the Hintmaster takes over an entire episode of TCGS, renaming it The Hintmaster Show.

The Multiple Choice Cavalcade of Fiascos is the ultimate bringer of either reward or punishment.

This week the TCGS panel is filled with friends of the show who speak different languages.

This week we test our ability to put on a show by literally planning nothing. No call in topic. No bits. No guests. Nothing.

The Keeper of the Battledome has time traveled back from the future to oversee a night of insanity on TCGS.

This week is not only Gethard's birthday but also the last show before he takes to the streets for #BonnarooGethard.

With Gethard and much of the crew out on the road, the rest of the gang hosts the Great Gethard Look-Alike Extravaganza.

Random Melissa's last episode.

It's been one whole year since we first started this circus and we're doing our one year anniversary right.