A child psychologist panics when he learns his girlfriend is pregnant, and has just nine months to come to grips with his fears-- despite the advice of well-meaning friends and a crazy doctor.

Host Andy Kindler welcomes Erica Rhodes and Kyle Clark to the stage on the third episode of the season. Erica finds the humor in her dad's MS diagnosis, while Kyle discusses how Taco Bell can be categorized as avant-garde art. Mr. Microphone tries pitching "Drumline: Unplugged" to an unimpressed Nick Cannon.

Cassanova Canto is a struggling actor who fits none of today's social stereotypes. She is a 5'7", blonde, blue-eyed Cuban-American who has fallen in love with a woman, while still married to her husband. Throw in a famous Spanish soap star mother, a homophobic sister, a yogi therapist, and a naked guy, and her dilemma takes a riotous unexpected twist. Leaving the audience pondering: Can you be a free-spirited, sexually fluid, pansexual, bisexual,...

The fourth episode of Coming To The Stage features Barbara Gray and Danny Soloman, hosted by Andy Kindler. They discuss everything from dating in LA to being the weird kid in grade school. Meanwhile, Mr. Microphone struggles with his own joke writing.

A cowardly rapper tells a redneck about a mysterious briefcase and a large amount of cash that sets into motion a series of bumbling events that will inevitably involve much of the L.A. underworld and may just bring down corporate America.

Growing up listening to hip-hop with parents in a small town in India and facing difficulties living with long hair as a man are just two of the hilarious topics covered by Neel Nanda and Anto Chan in this episode of Coming To The Stage hosted by Andy Kindler. Meanwhile, Mr. Microphone travels to Hollywood Boulevard to get a taste of Hollywood.

Seven comedians who all happen to be Christian, give hilarious performances with family-friendly jokes and stories that poke fun at daily trials and tribulations we can all relate to.

Sue, Cheryl, and Lexi--all freshman in college--have been friends forever (their moms met in the hospital). Every year, they do something special to celebrate their birthday, and this year, on their eighteenth, they're determined to lose their virginity.

Set against the 2003 northeast blackout, "B.O.Y.D." follows a group of 20-somethings as they embark on a journey with equal parts debauchery and self-discovery. Featuring the sights and sounds of western new york, it is an unforgettable experience that reminds us all what it feels like to be stuck in a rut and how much fun you can have getting out of it.

The Cup coffee house, a gay hot spot, its workers, its regulars, and the drama it has to deal with every day. There's the owner of the shop, the fabulous Bea Reasonable and the flamboyant boy-crazy gay waiter, Jamie. There's also the slimy creeper looking for some fun. And then there's Helen, a straight girl with a penchant for drama. The drama unfolds when Helen meets her bisexual boyfriend at The Cup for a date. Hilarity ensues when their date goes...