Comedy Central Presents

Wanda Sykes explains the drawbacks of performing at a feminist benefit, weighs in on Bill Clinton's affair with Monica Lewinsky and unpacks the term "African American."

Marc Maron recounts his hectic engagement, discusses his addictions to ice cream and cigarettes, and explains why he'd rather rent porn.

Reggie McFadden recalls his dad's smoking habit, marvels at the endurance of camera operators on "Cops" and explains why he stays away if another black man is being arrested.

Lewis Black bemoans inaccurate meteorologists, his fellow International House of Pancakes patrons and Bill Clinton's two-sided facade.

Greg Fitzsimmons examines the negative parts of aging, ponders life in New York City and reads an angry letter from a disgruntled principal in Oklahoma.

Mitch Hedberg quips about living in Hollywood, getting a receipt for a doughnut and the difficulties of flossing his teeth.

Sue Murphy explains why there's nothing worse than moving, nothing more annoying than the song "My Heart Will Go On" and nothing sexier than Captain Jean-Luc Picard's accent.

Kevin Bren states the facts behind Biblical stories and explains the miracle of human reproduction.

Steve Byrne discusses what men do when they're naked and why people never believe him when they ask where he's from in this half-hour stand-up special.

Lavell Crawford explains why Black History Month should be an excuse to get drunk, and how mixed messages from his mom have affected his weight in this half-hour stand-up special.

John Heffron gives tips on how women should talk to their man and explains why men should go for older chicks in this half-hour stand-up special.

Paul F. Tompkins challenges new fathers to question if they would really take a bullet for their children.

Deon Cole explains the correct way to take drugs and reveals what he would do if he had the power of teleportation in this half-hour stand-up special.

Michael Ian Black, Michael Showalter and David Wain join forces to become comedy troupe Stella in this half-hour stand-up special.

Lisa Landry talks about the balance she brings to her marriage and why she refuses to go jogging in this half-hour stand-up special.

Scott Kennedy shares some straight talk about growing up gay in Texas in this half-hour stand-up special.

Judy Gold suffers through cranky mothers and a lot of holidays.

Hear why Kevin Meaney is always concluding "that's not right" in this half-hour stand-up special.