A Typical Disgusting Display

We'll be back next week with new episodes. Happy New Year! - Seth Meyers sits down with the gang to discuss SNL, Late Night, and why the Boston accent is the funniest in the world.

From Episode 25! "We love Mike Scully and so will you." Our first visit from legendary comedy writer, Mike Scully!

We get the best Christmas gift… Tom Gammill! Goldy warmly embraces Alec’s Piano Man bit.

The gang discovers a Christmas classic after they recover from the most bizarre photo ever taken of JC.

The gang discusses the Steve Martin/John Candy holiday classic. Goldy gets a major medical diagnosis live.

Throwback episode from November 2023: Dateline correspondent, and all-around great guy, Josh Mankiewicz joins the gang to talk true crime, and growing up in a dynastic American family.

Sans guest, the gang discusses holiday sex, holiday movies, and John Viener’s Grits Carlton.

Legendary writer Jonathan Groff joins the gang to talk about Conan, Black-ish, and a project with Siegfried and Roy that proves sometimes the show mustn’t go on.

Three idiots give insanely wrong predictions on the presidential election.

Former South Park writer turned therapist, Phil Stark, joins the gang to talk writing, writers, and, most importantly, how to win therapy! https://www.starktalk.net/ https://www.amazon.com/dp/0578300842?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860

A conversation with an old friend crammed with jokes turns into a comedy foie gras.

Dear friend Ted Jessup joins the gang to talk Kilborn, Family Guy, and Rex Harrison: vigilante. Goldy heads to the blue tent. His return is questionable.

Modern day Beau Brummell, Chris Regan joins the gang to talk Family Guy, Daily Show, and Oneida County ciders. JC, Goldy, and Alec have yet another SNL therapy session.

The comedy duo of Brian McElhaney and Nick Kocher join the gang to talk SNL, Always Sunny, and sketch comedy in a Scottish shipping container. Goldy talks Alec off of a ground floor ledge. JC received a "get out of jail free" card.

Writer/showrunner Katie Robbins joins the gang to talk about Sunny, The Affair, and how a few words from Goldy changed her life. Alec goes to a Bar Mitzvah and the jokes write themselves.

A colleague and friend Alec and Goldy consider one of the funniest writers ever details his incredible journey from Penthouse to the penthouse.

Writer Steve Joe talks about the Fitzmagic that has enabled him to work in TWENTY writers rooms. Alec tries pot. Goldy goes on a date with Patrick Swayze.

SNL and Kilborn alum Dave Nickoll joins the gang to talk about working on the Olympics with Kevin Hart, and the importance of saying “yes”. Goldy goes on a date with his Mom.

YouTube breakout star, political impresario, and JC friend David Pakman patiently attempts to explain to Alec and Goldy how they too can rocket from Massachusetts nobodies to meteoric success

Writers Matthew and Daniel Libman sit down with us and talk Happy Endings, Mr. Throwback, and almost Family Guy. Alec does battle with genetics.

A slightly shortened and edited re-air of a past favorite episode from April 2023 - Apex writer/performer John Mulaney talks to the gang about childhood, parenthood, and his new (now old) Netflix special.

Dan Is My Coe-Pilot! : Engaging Johns Hopkins Astronomer, Dan Coe joins the gang to talk black holes, aliens, and comedy. Goldy’s barrier to entry with The Bear is the word ‘chef’.

A wide-ranging discussion veers wildly on track from a new role for Trump to a potential solution to the political divide to the pleasure of drinking ice-cold potatoes and more!

Director Heath Cullens joins the gang to talk Dante, It’s Always Sunny, and the importance of opening shots. Goldy gives Alec the “you’re fine” speech again.

Family Guy writer, Mike Desilets talks about growing up in Massachusetts, his road into the writers room, and almost dying on the (softball) mound. Also, the gang reviews Brats.

Throwback episode from August 2022: Goldie basks in the glow of his recent acting triumph, and the gang talk to genius comic Pete Holmes. Almost everyone cries. Cry with your friends, Family Guy's Alec Sulkin, Julius "Goldy" Sharpe & Janice Cruz Brooks.

Now guestless, and with nothing to lose before a week-long break, the gang delves deep into the scariest realm: themselves. Goldy and Alec achieve gift dètente. JC forces the new "Speedround" segment onto the guys.

The gang opens Pandora's Box by inviting JC's husband and bassist/music producer extraordinaire, Stu Brooks, onto the pod for a Brooks Family takeover episode. Alec gets knocked off the top of a particular mountain, Goldy tries to pick a fight w Alec’s dad & JC introduces a new segment.

Family Guy writer Artie Johann joins the gang to talk about baseball, pizza, and a near-invite to Vegas. Goldy goes all out for a Toyota.

Tonight Show writer Jon Rineman joins the gang for Johnny Jokes, and talks about a phone call with Jay Leno that changed his life. Goldy hopes his friends don’t get along.

Natural host, Craig Kilborn returns to the show to talk about entrée etiquette, his happy childhood, and his beloved Timberwolves.

Simpsons showrunner Matt Selman’s incredible luck finally runs out as he finds himself a guest on the podcast to talk Boston, Seinfeld, and the bitter Simpsons/Family Guy feud. Goldy wants to see your bank account.

Legitimate star and good person, Kate Walsh, joins the gang to talk Broadway, Arizona, and Grey’s Anatomy. Goldy beta-tests GTA VI.

Family Guy writer Travis Bowe joins the gang to talk baseball, push-ups, and rice. Goldy has his “flu game”.

Lew Schneider returns to the show for Johnny Jokes, Top 5, and more stories from his long career. Goldy and Alec have an 11am lunch in Vegas.

This week hilarious and charming comedy writer and performer joins us and talks about little league umpiring and working on The Tonight Show w Jimmy Fallon.

JC invites the gang back to The Breakfast Club. Surely, these three Gen X’ers will be on the same page about this 80’s classic, right?!

“Dads” and “Making History” exec, Samata Narra joins the gang to talk TV, soccer, and growing up in Kentucky. JC, Goldy, and Alec feel some kinda way about Caitlin Clark.

Alec and Goldy spend an hour debating the state of comedy today. Fortunately, JC has some actual information. Plus, Tom Gammill’s epic return as Morty and Tom Gammill.

Kimmel head writer Danny Ricker joins the gang to talk about late night, knowing your role, and the email that changed his life. Alec learns what’s in a name. Goldy fits right in at the happiest place on earth.

Actor, musician, and Community Auditions runner-up, Scott Grimes sits down with the gang to talk about Oppenheimer, Orville, and Ted. Tom Gammill’s agent checks in with his slightly-too-late Oscar picks.

The gang recaps the Oscars. Goldy reveals a parenting weakness. Alec finds himself in a comedy conundrum. JC teaches us “the pirate”.

Chris “Shaba” Sheridan joins the gang to talk about Family Guy, Resident Alien, and what makes a good PA. JC is the belle of the Beefsteak Ball.

The New York Times best-selling author of “Bottoms Up and the Devil Laughs” and the screenwriter of the upcoming biopic on Reality Winner patiently teaches the gang how to write.

Seth Meyers writer and comedian Matt Goldich joins the gang to talk about late night, daytime, and his new special “No Questions Asked”. Goldy’s mind creates personalized horror films.

Musician, composer and Fall Out Boy frontman, Patrick Stump details his shocking fall from lead singer of one of the world’s biggest bands to working with Alec, Goldy, and JC. JC gets granular with We Are The World, Goldy sacks Brock Purdy again, and Alec continues his colonoscopy crusade.

Goldy leads the charge as the gang turns nothing into something. Clear eyes, empty buttholes, can’t lose.

The gang dives into the greatest Sopranos episode of all time. Goldy lets future writers know that it’s already over. Alec prepares for a colonoscopy, and JC offers to pick him up afterwards for some reason.

Alec, Goldy and JC vacillate between feeling like idiots and geniuses after watching the “Frasier” pilot and “Maestro.”

“Freaky” screenwriter Michael Kennedy talks with the gang about his success, his time on Family Guy, and the delights of downtown Cleveland. Goldy deals with the media crush from his Golden Globes monologue. JC notices that Alec says “lead-ed”.

“Ted” showrunners Paul Corrigan and Brad Walsh join the gang to talk about “Modern Family”, “Ted”, and growing up in Rhode Island. Alec has a growth spurt. Goldy dazzles with his own Golden Globes monologue.

The gang talks about a couple of good new movies, Goldy gets in touch with the feminine side of his family, and JC spreads goodwill and germs around the globe.

Family Guy cast member and YouTube sensation Arif Zahir joins the gang to talk about his incredible rise to fame. Alec gets a phone call from… Seth? Brian Atene is redeemed.

Elite English comedian Jimmy Carr dazzles the gang with his gatling gun of jokes. Goldy shares a Christmas tale for the ages. JC shits all over a loss in Alec’s family.

Former Letterman head writer John Beckerman joins the gang to talk Dave, the Lampoon, and growing up artsy in Pittsburgh. Goldy gets a boombox. Alec can’t get a “haha”. JC chimes in on the importance of creating good memories.

The creator of “South Side” (& co-host of ATDD's favorite “One Song”) details his incredible rise from DJ to writer to actor to showrunner, while Goldy worries his own career is over.

Goldy and Alec actually write a scene from Goldy’s upcoming Family Guy script. Writers assistant Hillman Hollister helps us out, and JC puts it all together, as always.

A wide-ranging discussion from Jimmy Carter, to a new vision for the holidays, to whether a porn star moving into a nursing home is a show, will leave you wondering, “Is this anything??”

Dateline correspondent, and all-around great guy, Josh Mankiewicz joins the gang to talk true crime, and growing up in a dynastic American family.

Courtney Lilly - The showrunner of the ABC hit “Black-ish” spoils our whole vibe with his sound advice, positive attitude, and genuine passion for writing.

Our buddy, Kevin Hench: hear the remarkable tale of how showrunner Kevin Hench made it from the Virgin Islands to Vermont to Sherman Oaks. Also, Goldy freaks out after seeing the moon during the day.

The gang breaks down the Fawlty Towers pilot. Alec can’t do prop comedy. Goldy can’t shit in Jamaica. JC can’t believe she has to listen to this garbage.

Goldy gives a masterclass on the do’s and don’ts of giving a toast. Alec may be thinned from the herd. JC turns the water into wine.

The gang talks to legendary actor Michael McKean about Spinal Tap, Laverne & Shirley, and Better Call Saul. Goldy thinks The Golden Bachelor might be an American Psycho.

Musician, DJ and co-host of Sirius XM’s “One Song” gives the music appreciation class you wish you’d had. JC’s 23andMe uncovers that she’s also a Taiwanese/Siberian fast twitch ping-pong monster.

Talented writer Damien Fahey joins the gang to talk about his meteoric rise from basement radio to MTV’s TRL and subsequent fall to Family Guy.

Writers Guild bigwig David Goodman gives us the inside scoop on how the WGA strike was settled, what it means going forward, and pointedly and extensively tells Alec why he was wrong about a minor issue from 16 years ago.

The gang talks with Happy Endings creator David Caspe about writing and the Bulls. Alec presents an off-menu item to Goldy at dinner. JC shows off her careless whisper.

Actor and impressionist Josh Robert Thompson dazzles the gang with his spot on Morgan Freeman, Robert Deniro, George Lucas, etc. Goldy gives Drew Barrymore a what for. Alec wishes he had included Iris in the top 5 songs he hated at first but now loves & JC can't believe Alec remembers "Zihuatanejo".

Kirker Butler - From tying pornographic balloon animals for Exxon executives to collaborating with Steve Martin, Kirker Butler has done it all.

Actor and comedian Jay Pharoah dazzles the gang with his spot on Obama and Eddie Murphy. Execs, tune in for our reboots with a twist! (Call us after the strike)

Family Guy writer and Big Mouth creator Andrew Goldberg talks about his friendship with Nick Kroll, being Seth MacFarlane’s assistant, and how Goldy is the de facto king of the balds.

Howard Stern, Donald Trump, and Jeff Goldblum stop by in the form of talented comedian and impressionist Matt Friend. Goldy does a solid five on Ikea.

A wide ranging interview with The New Yorker writer, NPR correspondent, and author of “The Loneliest Americans.

The gang discusses Barbie, Top 5 Matt Damon movies, and makes a pitch to save network TV.

WGA bigwig David Goodman on the strike that’s paralyzed Hollywood; what it means now that the actors have joined the fray; and when and how it could all end (spoiler: he doesn’t know or he won’t tell us)

Comedic mastermind Nick Kroll earns his place in the top 20% of podcasts we’ve ever done.

Kevin Clancy, aka KFC, sits down with the gang to discuss Barstool’s past, future, and why the hell anyone would choose to be a Mets fan.

Mila Kunis talks with the gang about Family Guy, That 70s Show, and coming to America. Goldy has some simple words of comfort for those who perished in the submersible.

Guest hosts Mike Scully and Aaron Lee join JC to interview John Viener and get the real story behind Hollywood’s unhappiest success

Writer/performer Dana Gould comes by to talk to the gang about Sid and Marty Krofft, growing up different, and Hanging With Dr. Z.

Our old friend, Emmy winner Mike Gibbons, sits down with us to discuss Mr. Show, Kilborn, and Letterman. Goldy and Alec compare high school achievements to middling results.

The gang takes a deep dive into the shallow waters of Fox News’ #1 late night show, Gutfeld. Plus, a summer lesson on how to properly use someone for their pool.

Film and TV star Ike Barinholtz sits down with the gang to talk film, TV, and the time Obama called his friend a motherfucker. Alec extends his talent booking slump. Goldy creates a cash app that’s guaranteed to save you money.

Writer, author and performer Anna Drezen reveals how you go from high school prop master to SNL head writer in several difficult steps. Alec finally takes charge in the bedroom.

Mike Scully - Simpsons, Parks and Rec, and What a Country writer Mike Scully sits in with the gang to tell Johnny jokes, and to talk about past strikes. Goldy finds a new nemesis in Will Willis.

This Justin! WGA board member Justin Halpern comes by to talk about Shit My Dad Says, Abbott Elementary, and the writers strike. Goldy begins his journey to the Senior PGA Tour.

The gang sits down for a bonus podlet with WGA negotiator David Goodman and discuss the writers strike. Goldy wears a robe.

Re-Making History with Yassir Lester: a hilarious conversation with writer/actor/director/comedian/#husband Yassir Lester veers wildly on the rails. Plus, Goldy re-invents how to be a sports fan.

Apex writer/performer John Mulaney talks to the gang about childhood, parenthood, and his new Netflix special.

A Disgustee Special! JC has prepared a dazzling Hometown Buffet of ‘Disgusting’ slop and unaired clips from the show so far.

The gang takes you on a journey through their movie about a journey.

JC comes up w a TV concept as the professional writers weep at their own incompetence.

Writer/performer Sean Clements makes the gang feel like Salieri watching Mozart. Come listen to what JC calls ‘the best interview we’ve ever had’.

The gang talks to hilarious roast and sitcom writer Vanessa Ramos about everything except the show she just created for Netflix.

Goldy dazzles the gang with his ideas for a watchable Oscars ceremony. And the winner is… you!

UTA super-agent Matt Rice joins the gang to discuss delivering lunches, the Grateful Dead, and what he looks for in a script.

Emmy Award winning writer John Riggi talks to the gang about Larry Sanders, Family Guy, and The Comeback. Alec turns 50 with the grace and dignity of Boss Baby.

The very talented and hilarious SNL cast member, Heidi Gardner graciously spent time w us and told some great stories about her Kansas City Chiefs, Matt Damon's face, and her journey to becoming a cast member on the iconic show.