Anthony reveals the best part of being pope, explores the funny side of cancer, and asks an expert about d**k pics.
Anthony shares some child mortality stats, explores what happens when group sex gets violent, and makes Patton and Nick defend their tweets.
Anthony finds the funny side of child abduction, shames the elderly and investigates Obama's sexuality.
Anthony defends Justin Bieber, chats about baby AIDS and uncovers the lighter side of necrophilia.
Anthony shows off his staff's diversity, discovers strip club tax breaks, and makes Andy and Brett defend their tweets.
Jeff and Jonah defend their tweets, discuss whether Barack Obama is Satan, and review Casey Anthony's parenting skills.
The Colorado shooter converts to Islam, bullet wounds look just like Italian food up close, and Anthony makes John and T.J. defend their tweets.
A California chef slow-roasts his wife, two teens try to poison their teacher, and Jason and Natasha defend their tweets.
Indian scientists design lingerie that shocks potential rapists, a Georgia high school has its first integrated prom in 30 years, and Pete and Abby defend their tweets.
Justin Bieber makes a Holocaust gaffe, a suspected murderer gets into the art business, and Kumail and Reggie defend their tweets.
Anthony learns the ins and outs of necrophilia, we learn the history of the great Panel, football player Aaron Hernandez covers his murderous tracks, and Amy & Jim defend their tweets.
Anthony explores satanism, David Koechner has it out for Ariel Castro, and we explore Craigslist.
We see just how racist the internet can be, Adam Pally & Casey Wilson ponder George Zimmerman's future, and can you guess someone's problem just by their mugshot?
Batman and Superman are teaming up, we're facing a nationwide sperm shortage, and chats with some experts about drunk driving.
Anthony goes after Islam, Joan Rivers explains why Old Sex is the best, and Dave Attell finds his inner Latino.
Anthony critiques celebrity fashion, TJ Miller gets under Anthony's skin, and Eric André has plenty of surprises of his own.
Anthony is joined by Thomas Lennon and Marc Maron, and takes a look at body dysmorphia and plastic surgery in the segment "Sacred Cow."
Anthony is joined by Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, and plays thegame "How Many Things?"
