Comedy Central Presents - Season 12 (2007)

Nick DiPaolo discusses his views on plastic surgery, married life, and the pope.

Dov Davidoff wonders why God only tells people to do crazy things.

Kyle Grooms explains the difference between Tang and its cheaper variations, then he tells President Bush who the rest of the world really can't stand in this half-hour stand-up special.

Comedian Bob Marley uses food as an analogy to explain the wonders of marriage in this half-hour stand-up comedy special.

Lisa Landry talks about the balance she brings to her marriage and why she refuses to go jogging in this half-hour stand-up special.

Tom Papa explains how suspicion is the foundation of true love, the best way to tell if someone is your soulmate, and what he's really hiding in the medicine cabinet in this stand-up special.

Talented impressionist Maria Bamford doesn't just tell her stories. She relives them on stage. Get a window into her life as she talks about her mother, therapy, and her high school nemesis in this half-hour stand-up special.

Finesse Mitchell talks about his time on SNL, teenage mothers, and the pros and cons of having a girlfriend that used to be in a gang.

Loni Love keeps it real as she covers everything from out of control celebrities, solutions to ending the Iraq war, the genius of the 99 cent store and much more in this half-hour stand-up special.

Chelsea Handler sets the record straight on celebrity babies, dating, alcoholics, married people, and midgets.

Deon Cole explains the correct way to take drugs and reveals what he would do if he had the power of teleportation.

Paul F. Tompkins challenges new fathers to question if they would really take a bullet for their children.

You won't believe why Kyle Dunnigan hates missing a call from his own mother. Plus, hear why practicing safe sex is such a challenge for him in this half-hour stand-up special.

Ian Bagg is unhappy that China is always a step ahead of the U.S. Also, hear why Lance Armstrong is more aerodynamic than other athletes in this half-hour stand-up special.

Josh Sneed proposes trading the state of Montana to Canada in exchange for free health care. Later, hear his deep regrets about ridiculing the sport of NASCAR while visiting the deep south in this half-hour stand-up special.

Mitch Fatel explains why he doesn't think it's fair that men need witnesses and other supporting evidence to break up with a girl in this half-hour stand-up special.

Howard Kremer raps about his special powers, summoning wolves on girlfriends with attitude, and cheap and creative ways to keep the ladies interested.