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Where insanity, absurdity, and urgency reign, it's up to head talent-booker Staci (Ali Wentworth) to wrangle both her dysfunctional staff and the myriad of stars who bring their quirks, diva demands, and peculiar antics to the set.

David Spade, Fortune Feimster and London Hughes welcome cast members, creators and comics from Netflix's most buzz-worthy series, specials and movies.

Comedian David Spade offers his take on pop culture and current events through the eyes of social media.

The show follows the heavy hitter comedians on their tour "Comedy Get Down". Mostly not active on television, comedians share their backstage struggles to put on the show.

Longtime favorite comedian on, "Chelsea Lately", Josh Wolf brings his hilarious, common sense approach to his own nightly talk show. Featuring a panel of top comedians, celebrity appearances, music performances, and much more.

Comedian Mo Mandel visits small towns with bad reputations and offers them a chance at redemption.

Comedians attempting to cleverly out-compliment one another in a showdown of sweetness and consideration.

Jeff Foxworthy becomes one of comedy's biggest success stories by subverting Southern stereotypes and giving self-proclaimed "rednecks" permission to laugh at themselves; includes rarely seen photos and videos from Foxworthy's personal archive.

David welcomes guests Neal Brennan, Erik Griffin and Whitney Cummings.

David Spade talks pop culture and the weird news of the week with Moshe Kasher, Natasha Leggero and Chelsea Peretti.

David Spade talks pop culture and the weird news of the week with Theo Von, Jen Kirkman and Candace Thompson.

David Spade and guests Jim Jefferies, Steve Byrne and Kaley Cuoco dissect the latest celebrity stories.

Dana Carvey, Al Madrigal and Sarah Tiana sit down with David Spade to talk about the latest pop culture news and trends.

David Spade and guests Nick Kroll, Ian Edwards and Fortune Feimster dissect the latest celebrity stories.

First appearance of Kevin Nealon, Christina P. and Guy Branum on the panel. They all take jabs at David Spade, then play a game of "Either/Or?" Johnny the p.a. complaints about being stressed out.

First appearance of Pete Holmes and Tony Rock on the panel, who are joined by show writer Chelsea Davison. Nicolas Cage's cobra's hold a press conference about him. Medium writer Bobby Miyamoto does a remote from Danny Trejo's Cantina. Spade decided to have Light's Out first staff meeting and shows a video of it.

David Spade and guests Wayne Brady, Tim Dillon and Lauren Lapkus dissect the latest celebrity stories.

Spade warns Dennis Miller not to get too intellectual, then has to explain to him what DM's are. Punkie Johnson digs A-Rod and J-Lo. Jo Koy objects to celebrity name-dropping. Porn star Mia Khalifa's retirement is discussed. Afterwards, Lara Beitz does stand-up.

Chris Franjola, Ron Funches and Megan Gailey join David Spade to talk about the latest in pop culture.

Comedian David Spade offers his take on pop culture and current events through the eyes of social media.

All the panelists are part of the cast from Barry (2018): Bill Hader, D'Arcy Carden, Henry Winkler and late arrival Stephen Root. Rob Schneider makes a pre-recorded appearance as the Richmeister, even though Spade tells him nobody makes copies any more.

Isla Fisher, Greg Fitzsimmons and Dave Attell join David Spade to talk about the latest in pop culture.

David Spade talks pop culture and the weird news of the week with Bert Kreischer, Nikki Glaser and Todd Barry.

Sarah Tiana is the first panelist to return for a second time. Thomas Lennon and Arturo Castro join her for their first time. Writers Chelsea Davison and Bobby Miyamoto do remote segments; one fake and one on location. There's more sponsorship by Mosquito wireless. David Spade interviews Mumford and Sons to be the Lights Out house-band.