Season 4 FINALE, let's absolutely go! Another camp themed story with the legendary Daily Show writer SOPHIE ZUCKER. 

Sophie Zucker is a comedian, living in Brooklyn. She just came off three seasons, starring as Abby on Apple TV's Dickinson, a show on which she was also a writer. She can be seen in the upcoming New Line/Picturestart movie Sweethearts, written and directed by Jordan Weiss. Sophie has performed original work at Joe's Pub, Union Hall, The Bell House, Littlefield, Brooklyn Comedy Collective, Second City, UCB, Vital Joint, and Lifeworld and trained at some of those places, too. Other favorite TV/Film credits include The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel; the Mindy Kaling feature Late Night, and Comedy Central's The Other Two. Last year, she developed a show with ABC/Tiny Reparations. She performs monthly with her all-female comedy collective Ladies Who Ranch at Union Hall. She's also currently workshopping her one woman musical about incest Sophie Sucks Face all over the city. Sophie grew up in New York and attended Hunter College High School. She went on to graduate from Oberlin College with a BA in Religion and Creative Writing. She is down to hang out.

Ever swallow a pill that's just too damn big?? Then you will totally understand Brian Bahe's story tonight. 

Brian Bahe (he/him) is an Indigenous (enrolled member of the Tohono O’odham Nation, Hopi, Navajo), gay (vers bottom) comedian, writer, and turquoise jewelry model (jk) originally from Phoenix, Arizona, now based in Los Angeles by way of New York City. He was a New Face at the 2022 Just For Laughs Comedy Festival. He is a writer for the show “The Great North” on FOX. He’s taped a standup set for Comedy Central’s “Stand-Up Featuring.” He’s headlined Caroline’s on Broadway. His animated comedy pilot “Decolonize” was selected for the 2022 Indigenous List, which is a collaboration between The Blacklist, the Sundance Institute, and IllumiNative. His writing has appeared in McSweeney’s. He’s been featured in NPR, Vulture, and The Los Angeles Times. He was one of IllumiNative’s “25 Native American Comedians to Follow in 2020.” He was profiled in the book We Had a Little Real Estate Problem: The Unheralded Story of Native Americans & Comedy by Kliph Nesteroff.

This week we have great guests including: Andy Cohen, Donald Trump, Andy Puddicombe... kidding it's all Matt Friend. He does impressions... and they're good btw!
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Matthew Friend is an old soul living inside a 23-year-old impressionist’s body. Matthew graduated from NYU’s Gallatin School in 2020, but his love of comedy and entertainment was sparked when he was four years old. He had watched Austin Powers (yes, as a four-year-old) and started mimicking the characters’ voices—and the rest was history. To date, Matthew has almost 350K followers on TikTok. He has appeared on the Today Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, NBC’s New York Live TV, Good Day LA, Good Day NY, and WGN. In 2019, Matthew won Kenan Thompson’s Ultimate Comedy Experience at Carolines on Broadway. His professional experience includes hosting HQ Trivia, performing at corporate events, and doing stand-up comedy throughout the country. Matthew’s repertoire includes more than 250 impressions ranging from Rami Malek to Timothee Chalamet. His favorite to do right now is Jennifer Coolidge.