Comedy Central Presents - Season 14 (2009)

Brian Scolaro explains why he's happy churches don't have bouncers, his method in winning Jeopardy, and his way to protect cars from auto theft in this half hour stand up special.

Jasper Redd talks about how being a racist is a demanding job, culture's influence in technology, and why laughter should never be equated to an orgasm.

Rob Stapleton talks about riding the New York subway, the complications of having a m?nage ? trois, and imagines a world where all STIs are visible.

Tommy Johnagin muses about living in Chicago's gay area, his girlfriend's sex drive, and his ultimate revenge against all deer in this half stand up special.

Jamie Lissow reveals the high price he's willing to pay to not live in Alabama, the importance of diet creators staying alive, and gives advice on what to do the next time you're shown pictures of someone's kids.

Dan Levy discusses Connecticut, Amsterdam, and meeting Mrs. Fields's daughter in this stand-up special.

Joe DeRosa discusses his hate of people and weddings, his opinions of superheroes and the Catholic religion, and then recalls his worst stand-up experience.

Comedy Central Presents a half hour stand up special from Pete Lee.

Rebecca Corry is a 4'11" wannabe rock star. Watch as she explains skipping college, her Italian family and the relationship between Brazilian waxing and the Discovery Channel.

Greer Barnes talks about how he spends his nights chasing white people, why two men playing ping pong on the street corner is suspicious, and his love of sandals in this half hour stand up special.

Red Grant discusses ugly babies, ugly girls, dumb questions about dating, flying, and friends.

Comedy Central Presents a half hour stand up special from Eddie Ifft.

Chris Porter discusses dating and the unfairness of dim lights and make-up in this stand-up special.

British comedian Jimmy Carr hops across the pond in this half hour stand-up special.

Erin Foley reveals the hardships of being a lesbian when coming out to her Cathlolic mother, seeing Heidi Klum, and getting in touch with her "little girl" within in her.

Greg Warren explains the differences between one and four star people, how to satisfy married men, and why his college degree didn't help him while working at Denny's.

Tom Rhodes talks about his travels, strippers with change purses, attending the Cracker festival, and gays selling Hondas.

Josh Blue pokes fun at his Cerebral Palsy and talks about his arm with a life of its own, his Japanese wife, and his son Borat.

Bo Burnham likes to sing about high school parties, sex and love.

John Mulaney isn't used to being an object of fear and wonders how the bartenders on Law & Order remember all their customers in this stand-up special.

Kristen Schaal stress-eats, gets dumped, and re-enacts the final days of Anne Boleyn in this stand-up special.