Ian Edwards + Rhea Seehorn (Carolla Classics)
#1 ACS #1988 (feat. Darren Knight, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop)
Recorded 01-16-2017 – Release Date 01-17-2017
Adam on taking Natalia to the mountain
#2 ACS #2242 (feat. Derek Waters, RJ Bell, Gina Grad and Bryan Bishop)
Recorded 01-18-2018 – Release Date 01-19-2018
Drunk and watching Drunk History.
#3 ACS #1345 (feat. Ian Edwards, Steve Malanga, Alison Rosen and Bryan Bishop)
Recorded 06-12-2014 Release Date 06-13-2014
Adam and Ian Edwards “Naïve Drug Counselor/World’s Squarest Drug Counselor” improv scene. Ace Award nominee 2014
#4 ACS #988 (feat. Rhea Seehorn, Alison Rosen and Bryan Bishop)
Recorded 01-07-2013 – Release Date 01-11-2013
Gay Henchman bit, - Ace Awards 2013 nominee, played in full (over 15 min)
#5 ACS #3 (feat. Teresa Strasser and Bryan Bishop)
Recorded 02/23/2009 - Release Date 02/25/2009
Adam finishes his anal carbuncle story from the last time we played this clip a year ago, we play the remainder of the episode.
#6 ACS #5 (feat. Bill Simmons)
Recorded 02-26-2009 – Release Date 02-27-2009
Hosted by Superfan Giovanni
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