Ira and Louis are joined by guest co-host Grace Parra to discuss Shane Gillis’ firing from SNL and Andrew Yang hitching himself to the racist comedian, Felicity Huffman’s sentencing, how Keke Palmer became a meme, NBC’s Saved by the Bell reboot, and more. Plus, Ezra Koenig from Vampire Weekend joins to talk about his Columbia University roots, politics and the joys of country music.

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Keep It Episodes Around September 18, 2019

"Material Gays" (with Jacob Tobia and Tichina Arnold)

“Grey’s Animosity” (with Regina Hall)

"To Wong Foo, Thanks For Everything, Taylor Swift” (with Lauren Morelli)

"Kara BEEN Brown!" (with Whitney Cummings)

“Tommy, You’re a Firework” (with Tommy Vietor)

“Bend It Like Rapinoe” (with Adam Scott)

"A Scarlett Johansson Grows in Brooklyn" (with Justin Simien)

“Jailhouse Rocky” (with Angela Bassett)

“Fantasy Hollywoodland” (with Margaret Cho)

“Kamala on a Hot Tin Roof” (with Kathleen Turner)

"Mama Said Equinox, You Out” (with Angelica Ross)

“Chicken Sandwich for the Soul” (with Jackie Tohn)

“Neither What, Neither Who” (with Robin Thede)

“Bop to the Top or Bottom” (with Randall Park)

"The Ira and Louis Variety Hour! Vol. 2" (with Chelsea Handler)

"Cancel Me If You Can” (with Ezra Koenig)

“An Inconvenient Truth Hurts" (with Tarell Alvin McCraney)

“Gimme Moore” (with Jia Tolentino)

"See, When You Do Jokery..." (with Joe Manganiello)

"Facebook/Off" (with Megan Hilty)

“The One Hundredth” (with Shea Serrano)

"The Passion of the West"

“Catch and Keep It” (with Ronan Farrow)

"There Will Be Boos" (with Hunter Harris)

“Shudder Island” (with JoJo)

“OK, Pilgrim” (with Lizzy Caplan)

“Baby It’s Knives Outside” (with Sophia Bush)

“All the Golden Globes’ Men” (with Alex Wolff)

“Protest of a Hallmark on Fire” (with Tre'vell Anderson)

“(Zodiac) Sign of the Times” (with Chani Nicholas)

“Ricky and the Bash” (D'Arcy Carden)

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