Comedy Central Presents

Tom Segura does his best to understand the reality show "I Didn't Know I Was Pregnant" and describes the worst thing about visiting Atlantic City.

Michael Kosta explains why moms should cancel their Facebook accounts, laments his date with a vegan and blames his brother for giving him a bad nickname.

Chelsea Peretti confesses her love for mid-coital jokes and admits to having a very specific romantic type.

Sheng Wang talks about receding hairlines, motion censor paper towel dispensers and getting teased as a child.

Chris D'Elia gets lost in Hawaii, breaks down British heist movies, and plays his cards right to get some booty.

Nate Bargatze describes the way he'd defend himself against home intruders, explains why he'd rather eat miserable animals and compares marriage to a mosh pit.

Hari Kondabolu tells the truth about hippies, environmentalism, religion, and why he really loves chocolate.

Jack Whitehall gripes about living with his parents, recalls using questionable self-defense tactics in a bar fight and talks about his love for "America's Next Top Model."

Al Jackson talks about assembling his drinking crew, the worst part of parent-teacher conferences and finding out what a latte is the hard way.

Kyle Kinane takes us to Medieval Times and on a poolside babysitting adventure. He also explains why maybe not everyone's vote should count.

Matt Fulchiron talks about quitting his gym, explains why he loves the recession and laments the realities of buying an air mattress.

Mike Vecchione talks about counseling kids in gangs, admits he doesn't like algebra and reveals how to get out of any conversation.

Jessi Klein offers up rules for disclosing STDs, administering spankings and eating chocolate that reinforces stereotypes.

Louis Katz talks about being Jewish at Christmastime, dating a pescatarian and joining the marching band in high school.

Jay Larson talks about bringing his own food to the movie theater, describes how everything is good luck to his mother and explains why he isn't ready for kids.

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