Comedy Central Presents - Season 10 (2004)

Godfrey explores the fine arts of catching the subway and programming answering machines in this stand-up special.

Self-proclaimed "Juicy Girl" Tess explains why she would never make accusations of sexual harassment in this half-hour stand-up special.

West Virginian native Reno Collier breaks down the does and don't of dating cousins and how not to have a baby.

Christian Finnegan gets philosophical about Monopoly and gives his rendition of the "birds& the bees" talk.

Jeff Cesario gives his insight on sports, marriage and the opposite sex in this Comedy Central original stand-up special.

Drew Fraser reveals how not to break-up with a girl and why you shouldn't wear work accessories to bed in this half-hour stand-up special.

Russ Meneve fills you in on the dangers facing kids today and many other things to fear in life.

New York guy Dan Naturman discusses the finer points of flying, dating and what to do when you hate your job.

Southern Belle Lynne Koplitz reveals why you should date younger men and how not to diet.

History junky Tom Shillue uncovers the hidden sexuality in our nation's Constitution in this Comedy Central original stand-up special.

Todd Lynn decries his "man-breasts" and the mice that terrorize his apartment in this half-hour stand-up special.

MadTV cast member Aries Spears stars in this 30 minute stand-up special on Comedy Central.

Vic Henley explores his southern roots in this half-hour stand-up special.

Keith Robinson explains how to fight a bum and avoid giving back rented furniture.

Italian Rocky LaPorte talks about his family's businesses and his difficulties in school as a young boy in this Comedy Central original stand-up special.

Craig Shoemaker discusses being a love master and the perks of owning a mini van in this half-hour, stand-up special.

Harland Williams reveals all of his off-the-wall thoughts and experiences.

Al Madrigal discusses his Mexican roots and how to deal with bad fast-food employees in this half-hour stand-up special.

New Yorker Alonzo Bodden shares his thoughts on stereotypes and how to deal with security issues.

Comedian Henry Phillips sings about his past relationships and how not to impress a woman in this half-hour, stand-up special.

Corey Holcomb gives advise to men and women still in the dating game in this Comedy Central original stand-up special.