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Sterling and Blair welcome their first guest, the girl who tweets for McDonald's, Comedian Courtney O'Donnell. They'll assess Instagram captions on a scale from Heaven to Hell and Courtney shares a morally ambiguous story surrounding a prank phone call gone awry. Will she be deemed good or bad?

Comedian and Gen Z-er Vincent Ward joins Sterling and Blair to chat about his "hairless u" in college, his thoughts on Millennial behaviors, and a morally ambiguous love triangle with friends Nicole Kidman and Dua Lipa. Will Vincent be deemed good or bad?

Sterling and Blair welcome the legendary performer Ophira Eisenberg (Ask Me Another, Parenting is a Joke). Ophira rates New York faux pas on a scale from Heaven to Hell and shares a morally ambiguous story about opening an American bank account as a Canadian. Will she be deemed good or bad?

"Party's Here!" Reality superstar Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi takes a break from the Jersey Shore to assess Bad Behavior. She'll rate reality show tropes on a scale from Heaven to Hell and share a morally ambiguous story regarding an angry text she sent to her daughter's cheer coach. Will Snooki be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Gabe Mollica joins Sterling and Blair to chat about his Off-Broadway show "Solo," rate friendship behaviors on a scale from Heaven to Hell and share a morally ambiguous story about a love triangle. Will Gabe be deemed good or bad?

Kevin T. Porter (Good Christian Fun, Gilmore Guys) joins Sterling and Blair to rate the strange, upside-down world of Christian pop culture on a scale from Heaven to Hell and to share a morally ambiguous story about shared movie watching. Will Kevin be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Shannon Fiedler joins Sterling and Blair to chat about sharing cookies with Sandra Bullock, rate elaborate marriage proposals on a scale from Heaven to Hell, and tell a morally ambiguous story about ditching a bridal shower. Will Shannon be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Josh Gondelman (People Pleaser) just wants everyone to have a good time. Josh will assess human/dog interactions on a scale from Heaven to Hell, and tell a morally ambiguous story about adopting a pug from a sus individual. Will Josh be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Rebecca Weiser (Backyard Show, Power Suit Comedy) will assess quotes from everyone's favorite girlboss, Gwyneth Paltrow, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about a crush and the repercussions. Will Rebecca be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Eli Yudin (What A Time To Be Alive) will assess factoids about Tilda Swinton, inspired by his infamous Twitter account, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding high school parking meters in DC. Will Eli be deemed good or bad?

Comedians George Civeris and Sam Taggart (Straightiolab) will assess "straight stuff" on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, both share a morally ambiguous story regarding an overzealous producer and a last minute television appearance. Will George and Sam be deemed good or bad?

Actor and Comedian Carl Tart (NBC's Grand Crew) assesses types of gossip, as inspired by his podcast XOXO, Gossip Kings, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about jamming to R. Kelly while traveling down memory lane. Will Carl be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Dylan Adler (The Late Late Show with James Corden) cozies up with Sterling in her LA bedroom and assesses "twinning" behavior on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about an impromptu hookup in Stonewall's upstairs restroom. Will Dylan be deemed good or bad?

Allison Raskin, New York Times bestselling author and host of Just Between Us, conquers her fear of being bad and assesses private conversation types on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about a quasi-love triangle. Will Allison be deemed good or bad?

Writer and Comedian Jo Firestone (The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, ZIWE, Dr. Gameshow) assesses product-obsessed boys, loosely inspired by her Brooklyn-based comedy show "Butterboy," on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about a scary apartment entrance and the email sent to her landlord. Will Jo be deemed good or bad?

Writer and Performer Julia Shiplett (High Maintenance, Love Life, Crashing) assesses fashion trends and behaviors, inspired by her live comedy show "Highwaisted," on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about finding a $20 bill in the entrance of an apartment building. Will Julia be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Dave Mizzoni (Gayme Show!) assesses dinner party etiquette on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share TWO morally ambiguous stories involving shoplifting AND a hot night in Herald Square. Will Dave be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Sarah Ross (Stand Up, Sit Down) assesses her home state of Texas on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about playing host to overnight guests at her New York apartment. Will Sarah be deemed good or bad?

Author Chloé Caldwell (The Red Zone: A Love Story, Women, I'll Tell You in Person) assesses celebrity autobiography titles from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story involving a mistaken identity and receiving a plethora of free merch. Will Chloé be deemed good or bad?

Writer and Performer Kelsey Harper (What Can I Get Started For You Podcast, Something Like... Musical) is cozied up in Sterling's LA bedroom to assess unhinged bird behaviors (inspired by her comedy duo, Pigeon) on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story from her days of playing college tuba. Will Kelsey be deemed good or bad?

Writer and Comedian Hari Kondabolu (Warn Your Relatives, The Problem with Apu) assesses traveling behaviors (loosely inspired by his comedy special, Vacation Baby) on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about chastising a fellow comedian on stage. Will Hari be deemed good or bad?

Comedian, Author and Telephone Call Enthusiast Chris Gethard (Beautiful/Anonymous, Career Suicide) assesses everything New Jersey, his beloved home state, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story involving Mother Nature and eating on the run. Will Chris be deemed good or bad?

Actress, Podcaster and Horror Lover Bethany Watson (The Check-In, An Acquired Taste) assesses made-up scary movie scenarios on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story involving her doppelgänger, Kate McKinnon. Will Bethany be deemed good or bad?

Rapper/Comedian/Gay Bear Big Dipper and Drag Star/Motivational Speaker Meatball (Sloppy Seconds Podcast) are ready to slay, assessing "sloppy seconds" on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, they'll share a morally ambiguous story involving drag drama and the episode that got them in hot water. Will Big Dipper and Meatball be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Abby Govindan (How to Embarrass Your Immigrant Parents) assesses "hot girls who..." on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story involving her relationship with her cat. Will Abby be deemed good or bad?

Co-Founders of the original Bad Behavior live show, Heather Cook and Emily Draper join Sterling and Blair to help celebrate the six month anniversary of the podcast. They'll each share three morally ambiguous stories, ranging from Kylie-shaming to non-existent job offer letters. Will Heather and Emily ultimately be deemed good or bad?

Writer and Comedian Emmy Blotnick (History of the World: Part II, The Late Show With Stephen Colbert) assesses celebrity fragrances and experiences, inspired by her 2022 Edinburgh Fringe show, "The 30 Fragrances of Jennifer Lopez," on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about spotting her boss at a store while covered in massage oil. Will Abby be deemed good or bad?

Comedian and Podcaster Jake Cornell (Basic Training) assesses gorgeous nights, inspired by his Union Hall show entitled "Gorge Night," on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding psychologically torturing a table he once waited on. Will Jake be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Richard Perez assesses romantic cues, inspired by his relationship-themed solo show, "I Have To Do This," on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding social media and your hosts, Sterling and Blair. Will Richard be deemed good or bad?

Comedians Charlie Bardey and Natalie Rotter-Laitman (Exploration: LIVE!) assess outlandish examples of exploration on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, they'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding Natalie's conduct at her former part-time job and both being trapped in a Brooklyn coffee shop after hours. Will Charlie and Natalie be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Sabrina Brier shares her Taylor Swift obsession with Sterling while Blair attempts to join the convo with his sparse knowledge. Then, Sabrina assesses passive-aggressive roommate scenarios, inspired by her viral TikTok videos, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding a game of estimation in kindergarten. Will Sabrina be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Isaiah Washington aka "The Wash" engages in conflict resolution with his unhinged cat. Then, Isaiah assesses friendship advice scenarios, inspired by his real AF TikTok videos, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story regarding a DoorDash delivery. Will "The Wash" be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Ever Mainard (Y'all Gay?) shares how they handled conflict with a "gym bro." Then, Ever assesses coming out locales, inspired by their "trash fire" set, on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, they'll share a morally ambiguous story about a fellow customer at a thrift store. Will Ever be deemed good or bad?

Dan Pelosi, an Italian meatball making meatballs, joins Sterling and Blair to celebrate his first cookbook, "Let's Eat." He'll then play a special "vacation house mom edition" of Heaven or Hell. Lastly, Dan shares a morally ambiguous story about recycling and composting. Will Dan be deemed good or bad?

Sterling and Blair react to a scathing review the show received on Apple Podcasts. Then, they'll hear three separate stories that involve Facebook catfishing, a secret puppy adoption, and an unsexy wet willy. Which listener will be deemed good and which will be deemed bad?

Comedian EJ Marcus (I Can Show You) role-plays with Sterling to learn his conflict style. Then, EJ assesses "I Can Show You" behaviors on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about being a camp counselor during the pandemic. Will EJ be deemed good or bad?

Digital Creator and Podcaster Kathleen Heaney (Kathleen Can Do It) shares her enthusiasm for DIY while roasting Blair's decorating style. Then, Kathleen assesses various types of home decor on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about infiltrating her mother's iPhone. Will Kathleen be deemed good or bad?

Sterling and Blair take your calls and listen to three separate stories that involve an irresponsible roommate, miscommunication between sisters, and the ingesting Visine. Which listener will be deemed good and which will be deemed bad?

Writer and Comedian Zach Schiffman delves into all things Taylor Swift with Sterling. Then, Zach assesses various "wait time" scenarios on a scale from Heaven to Hell. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about reselling cell phones as a child. Will Zach be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Evan Walter joins Sterling and Blair for an unhinged Halloween special delving into DND culture, Blair's Covid scare, and couples costumes. Then, Evan asks Sterling and Blair to rank Halloween hot takes on a scale from Hot Hayride to Cold Cauldron. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about ghost hauntings. Will Evan be deemed good or bad?

Twin Comedians Annabel and Sabina Meschke talk about Triplet Auditions and seeing a couples counselor. Then, Annabel and Sabina play a game of Heaven or Hell inspired by their short film, "Pennies From Heaven." Plus, they'll share a morally ambiguous story about sharing a driver's license in high school. Will Annabel and Sabina be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Leanne Velednitsky talks about being under attack by 40 large flies and performing at a boat themed bar. Then, Leanne plays a game of Heaven or Hell inspired by her live comedy show, "Exhaustion Power Hour." Plus, she'll share a morally ambiguous story about her rise to victory in the live-action game Assassin. Will Leanne be deemed good or bad?

Comedian Brian Bahe delves into his loosey-goosey relationship with astrology and crystals. Then, Brian plays a game of Heaven or Hell that's inspired by his stand-up routine about clocking a hookup's Apple Watch notification. Plus, he'll share a morally ambiguous story about a Grindr connection with a married man. Will Brian be deemed good or bad?

Sterling and Blair take your calls and listen to three separate stories that involve a Covid fib, a Kardashian-inspired practical joke, and flipping the bird to a cat. Which listener will be deemed good and which will be deemed bad?

Comedy duo Ryan Steele and Amy Goodmurphy (The Ryan and Amy Show, Poor Lil Thing) discuss finding a holiday romance through reality television. Then, Ryan and Amy play Heaven or Hell with a seasonal twist. Plus, they'll share two morally ambiguous stories about rigging a cocktail competition and buying cigarettes as a child. Will Ryan and Amy be deemed good or bad?