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Josh Patten (SNL's Weekend Update) drops by to watch a racial-barrier-breaking episode of "Quantum Leap." Josh and Craig grapple with the idea of a white man leaping into a black man in order to start the civil rights movement. So grab your egg salad sandwich as we "Quantum Bounce" into the world of "Quantum Leap."

Dave Willis (Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Squidbillies) and Chris "Casper" Kelly (Stroker and Hoop, Squidbillies) talk to Craig about their new [adult swim] show "Your Pretty Face is Going to Hell" and watch a bunch of Satan related TV clips. Find out why Dave won't tell his mom about his new TV show, learn out about Chris' experience writing porn and hear Satanic excerpts from "Married... With Children," Fox News and "Quantum Leap."

Doug Mand (How I Met Your Mother, Doodie Calls) joins Craig and unknowingly watches the post-Columbine episode of "Hang Time." Learn what a "groat" is and find out why it's not OK to make fun of them. And listen as Doug discusses trying to be cool as a teenager by smoking incense by himself in the privacy of his bedroom.

BONUS! Anthony Atamanuik watches Angela Lansbury's workout tape/sex video, "Positive Moods." Anthony calls Lansbury "The Harriet Tubman of old people." Find out why.

Anthony Atamanuik (30 Rock, Death By Roo Roo) returns to watch an unbelievable episode of "Murder, She Wrote" involving a laptop bludgeoning on the set of a "Friends" knock-off called "Buds."

BONUS! Pat O'Brien watches Pee-Wee Herman on the debut episode of the short-lived "The Late Show with Joan Rivers." Pee-Wee dishes about his sex life and Pat talks about the magical moment when Pee-Wee inspired him to break free from training wheels.

Pat O'Brien (The Onion, America Won't Shut Up) stops by to watch the very first episode of "Pee-Wee's Playouse." There will be a lot of talk about creativity and a Public Service Announcement about crack cocaine.

Luke Cunningham (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) watches the series two season finale of USA Network's "Suits." Luke explains how "Suits" has played a big role in his last two relationships and defends the show with all his might. Craig and Luke also discuss "Game of Thrones" and watching young males "twerk" online.

Justin Tyler (Comic Book Club) watches the two-part music video for Cyndi Lauper's "The Goonies 'R' Good Enough." Listen for tons of wrestlers, tons of yelling, tons of rubber bands on faces and a jaw dropping cameo from Steven Spielberg himself.

Justin Tyler (Comic Book Club) used to play Nintendo like it was his job, so when he needed to take a break from work, he'd watch "The Super Mario Bros. Super Show." Justin and Craig talk about everything video games, from Zelda to Zelda cereal, and try to figure out why the star of The Super Mario TV show, wrestler Captain Lou Albano, was friends with Cyndi Lauper. Also, plenty of hashtags including #captainloumissing4ever and #mariopoopjuice.

A bonus episode!! Gavin Speiller (Death By Roo Roo) watches one of the hottest clips on YouTube, "50 Cent Awkward Kiss With Erin Andrews." Gavin and Craig talk about 50 Cent, the word "fiancé," and their most awkward kisses ever. Watch the clip yourself: http://youtu.be/xIh8V0oAN2s

Gavin Speiller (Death By Roo Roo) brings over an episode of the early nineties cartoon Batman: The Animated Series. Gavin and Craig discuss crying during Halloween while dressed as batman characters, talk about why The Penguin is too fat to escape by helicopter-umbrellas, and converse about the time Johnny Cash was almost murdered by an ostrich.

Brian Faas (The Law Firm) brings over a DVD of HBO's children's show "Happily Ever After: Fairy Tales for Every Child" and watches a very special story about "The Sissy Duckling," written and starring Harvey Fierstein. Brian and Craig slog through 53 minutes of Fierstein's grating voice and learn what it truly means to be a duck-child that puts on puppet plays and dreams about Dionne Warwick songs.

David Young (Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) stops by to watch an episode of "Are You Afraid of the Dark?" that terrified him as a kid. David confronts his fear as Craig admits to being too scared as a kid to watch SNICK (Saturday Night Nickelodeon). Listen as David and Craig revisit their childhood TV watching while Craig subtly introduces David to the world of Scientology.

Eric Slovin (Slovin and Allen, SNL) drops by to watch one of his favorite childhood shows "The Bob Newhart Show." Will the show hold up? Will there be tons of dated jokes about divorce and alfalfa sprouts? The answers are "no" and "yes." All that and talk about Eric's first days writing at SNL. Become a fan on Facebook.

Alex Waxman and Ben Johnson from the Brooklyn band Pre War check out a rockin' Episode of Tales from the Crypt featuring Iggy Pop and Sam Kinison. Things get spooky, but in a rock 'n' roll sort of way (so not really that spooky).

Aubrey Plaza (Parks and Recreation) introduces Craig to the most insane cooking show ever, "Sweet Genius." Aubrey talks about her obsession with reality TV and the time she auditioned for a reality show for female comedians. Also, Aubrey and Craig discuss depressing movies. Become a fan of "It's That Episode" on Facebook.

A live recording from the NYC Podfest with Kevin Allison (The State, RISK!), Ilana Glazer (Broad City) and Anthony Atamanuik (30 Rock, Death By Roo Roo). Kevin Allison discusses the origin of The State's "Taco Mailman" sketch and explains why The State didn't do more episodes at MTV. Ilana Glazer talks about Oprah hosting SNL in 1986 and how Oprah beat out "Hugh Humphrey" in the ratings. Anthony Atamnuik introduces the world to virtual reality "Murder She Wrote." And a special clip from "Cop Rock" that will blow your mind.

Mike Lawrence (Conan, Nerd of Mouth) stops by to check out the '90s "Ninja Turtles" knock-off "Street Sharks." Mike and Craig have a FIN-tastic time talking about how FISHY this show is. You'd have to be HAMMERHEADED not to listen. "Like" It's That Episode on FaceBook, yo.

Matt Fisher (30 Rock, The Law Firm) starts off the new year like everyone should, by watching "The Twilight Zone." Craig and Matt zone out on "The Zone," and get sidetracked by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Disney talk.