Ep 4. Michael Cera Wears a Blue Denim Shirt & Red Pants

In season 1 episode 4 of Comedy Bang! Bang!, titled "Michael Cera Wears a Blue Denim Shirt & Red Pants", host Scott Aukerman welcomes actor Michael Cera as his guest. The episode opens with a hilarious skit where Scott introduces Michael, who is seemingly in a rush and barely remembers his own name, let alone the name of the show he's on.

Once the interview begins, Scott and Michael engage in witty banter back and forth. Michael talks about his love for the city of Toronto, his affinity for playing awkward and uncomfortable characters, and his experience working on the cult favorite show Arrested Development. Scott shares a strange story about his time interning for a magician, and the two comedically riff on a number of pop culture topics.

One of the highlights of the episode is a segment called "What Am I Thinking?" where Scott and Michael take turns silently acting out a bizarre scenario, while the other tries to guess what they're thinking. The scenarios range from mundane (washing dishes) to absurd (being attacked by a pack of wild dogs). It's a silly but entertaining bit that showcases Scott and Michael's comedic chemistry.

Later in the episode, Scott and Michael are joined by a surprise guest - actor Steve Agee, who crashes the set while wearing a giant dinosaur costume. The three of them then proceed to act out a scene from a fictional movie called "Jurassic Park 4: The Conclusion" which involves a lot of screaming and chaos.

Throughout the episode, there are a number of fun, off-the-wall bits and sketches that help break up the interview segments. In one segment, a man dressed as a hotdog (played by comedian James Adomian) tries to convince Scott and Michael that he's the real Michael Cera. In another segment, Michael participates in a strange game show called "What's in the Bag?" where he has to guess the contents of a mystery bag.

Overall, season 1 episode 4 of Comedy Bang! Bang! is a hilarious and irreverent episode that showcases Scott Aukerman's talent as a host and Michael Cera's comedic chops. With its offbeat humor and zany sketches, it's a perfect example of the type of off-kilter comedy that has made the show a fan favorite.