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'''Comedy Bang! Bang!''' is a television series created and hosted by [[Scott Aukerman]], featuring his co-host/bandleader [[Reggie Watts]]. The show airs weekly on [[IFC (U.S. TV channel)|IFC]] and is a spin-off of his successful podcast [[Comedy Bang Bang|Comedy Bang Bang]] which airs on the [[Earwolf]] network. Like the podcast, the series features outlandish and farcical humor, often delivered in a [[deadpan]] manner. |
'''Comedy Bang! Bang!''' is a television series created and hosted by [[Scott Aukerman]], featuring his co-host/bandleader [[Reggie Watts]]. The show airs weekly on [[IFC (U.S. TV channel)|IFC]] and is a spin-off of his successful podcast [[Comedy Bang Bang|Comedy Bang Bang]] which airs on the [[Earwolf]] network. Like the podcast, the series features outlandish and farcical humor, often delivered in a [[deadpan]] manner. |
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The show features celebrity guests playing either themselves or characters. Many of these celebrities were previous guests on the Comedy Bang Bang podcast who revisit characters from the podcast, such as Don Dimello ([[Andrew Daly]]) |
The show features celebrity guests playing either themselves or characters. Many of these celebrities were previous guests on the Comedy Bang Bang podcast who revisit characters from the podcast, such as Don Dimello ([[Andrew Daly]]), El Chupacabra ([[Nick Kroll]]), and Cake Boss ([[Paul F. Tompkins]]). |
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Reggie Watts provides all of the music on the show including the theme song and interstitial music. |
Reggie Watts provides all of the music on the show including the theme song and interstitial music. |
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| Comedy Bang! Bang! | |
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| Genre | Comedy Talk show Sketch comedy |
| Created by | Scott Aukerman |
| Starring | Scott Aukerman Reggie Watts |
| Opening theme | "Comedy Bang! Bang!" by Reggie Watts |
| Composer | Reggie Watts |
| Country of origin | United States |
| Original language | English |
| No. of seasons | 1 |
| No. of episodes | 2 |
| Production | |
| Executive producers | Scott Aukerman Dave Kneebone Leo Allen |
| Producers | Jeff Ulrich Neil Campbell Carl Fieler |
| Production locations | Los Angeles, California |
| Running time | 22 minutes |
| Production companies | Abso Lutely Productions Funny or Die IFC Original Productions |
| Original release | |
| Network | IFC |
| Release | June 8, 2012 – present |
Comedy Bang! Bang! is a television series created and hosted by Scott Aukerman, featuring his co-host/bandleader Reggie Watts. The show airs weekly on IFC and is a spin-off of his successful podcast Comedy Bang Bang which airs on the Earwolf network. Like the podcast, the series features outlandish and farcical humor, often delivered in a deadpan manner.
The show features celebrity guests playing either themselves or characters. Many of these celebrities were previous guests on the Comedy Bang Bang podcast who revisit characters from the podcast, such as Don Dimello (Andrew Daly), El Chupacabra (Nick Kroll), and Cake Boss (Paul F. Tompkins).
Reggie Watts provides all of the music on the show including the theme song and interstitial music.
Episodes
| Episode name | Date | Guests | Synopsis |
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| 1: Zach Galifianakis Wears A Blue Jacket & Red Socks | June 8, 2012 | Zach Galifianakis, Andrew Daly, Thomas Lennon, Will Forte, Gillian Jacobs |
Reggie shares the song he wrote for Scott. Guy Benoit (Thomas Lennon) recommends wine throughout the show. Scott plays a game called "Tsk Tsk, Attaboy!" in which people on the street are presented with different scenarios (a man dropping his wallet or a crying baby locked inside a car) to see how they react. Scott and Zach Galifianakis discuss their favorite ways to laugh. Zach imagines what it would be like if dogs could talk. Danny Mahoney (Andrew Daly) stops by to promote his new business in which he comes to your party and acts as the "life of the party." Scott feeds his parking meter. Chet Barnsider (Will Forte) describes how he landed a plane on a mall. The guests play a round of "What's in the Box?" |
| 2: Amy Poehler Wears A Black Jacket & Grey Pants | June 15, 2012 | Amy Poehler, Andrew Daly, David Koechner, Brian Huskey |
The episode is dedicated to Carl Langer, a crew member who died during the filming of the episode (though he shows up throughout the show in increasingly dangerous situations). Reggie and Scott describe the strange dreams they had about each other. Scott and Amy Poehler discuss her behavioral issues and the MAD Magazine parody of Parks and Recreation. Don Dimello (Andrew Daly) stops by to discuss his upcoming production of "Pinocchio." Scott goes to pick up his dry cleaning while Mr. Doublebutt (David Koechner) fills in as substitute host. Reggie premieres the trailer for his film "A Womb of One's Own", in which he plays an inattentive father who wishes he had never been born and then finds himself back in his mother's womb. The guests play a round of "What's the Song Title?" As the credits play, we find out how Carl died during filming. |
| 3: Jon Hamm Wears A Light Blue Shirt & Silver Watch | June 22, 2012 | Jon Hamm, Nick Kroll, Leo Allen, Brett Gelman, Eddie Pepitone, Neil Campbell, Andy Richter |
Scott answers questions from Peter the Meter Reader (Neil Campbell). Scott tries to surprise a lucky viewer by visiting them at their home, but is beaten to it by Andy Richter. Jon Hamm describes an unusual day in his life. Scott embarrasses Jon by playing a clip from early in his career. Scott directs a scene in which Jon describes how he and Scott met. Phineas MacEnchee (Eddie Pepitone) is named Employee of the Week. Spanish radio personality El Chupacabra (Nick Kroll) stops by, does some impressions, and gives his slogans for Craigslist and The View. Brett Gelman tries to help a dog beat murder charges. Francis "Mr. Bicycle" Domingo (Leo Allen) discusses his ability to eat bicycles. Scott gives his opinions on Woody Allen, The Beatles, and roller coasters in the segment "Maybe It's Just Me But For Me". |
| 4: Michael Cera Wears A Blue Denim Shirt & Red Pants | June 29, 2012 | Michael Cera, Paul F. Tompkins |
Scott and Reggie check the "watermelon cam", showing the aftermath of throwing watermelons off of the roof. Scott tries to surprise a fan with a home visit but when she's not home he tries to find her in the style of Law and Order. Michael Cera sit downs for an interview where he discusses his birth and the upcoming Angry Birds movie. Scott dies from a caffeine overdose and goes to Hell. Sir Couchly (the couch) complains about his job. Cake Boss (Paul F. Tompkins) stops by and describes how he was bitten by a cake bug and was given the gift of second sight. Reggie is upset by the amount of product placement in the show. Kid scientist Arlo Nadon demonstrates a chemical reaction. The guests play a round of "Which Came First?". Scott plays a highlight reel from the show and Michael Cera meets his demise. |
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