Ep 6. Gillian Jacobs Wears A Red Dress With Sail Boats
- TV-14
- August 16, 2013
- 22 min
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9.0 (128)
Guest starring Gillian Jacobs, this episode of Comedy Bang! Bang! season 2 is a hilarious and energetic ride from start to finish. Opening with a playful skit featuring host Scott Aukerman reacting to a fake fire on set, the episode quickly jumps into a mock interview with Jacobs, who is wearing a bold red dress adorned with sailboats.
As the conversation unfolds, the two banter back and forth with playful jabs and witty remarks. Jacobs reveals her love for donkey shows (in jest, of course), and talks about her role on the hit TV show Community. Aukerman pulls out all the stops with an array of quirky props and gags, including a fake telescope that's surprisingly heavy and a puppet of Chucky the killer doll.
One of the standout moments of the episode is a hilarious skit that takes place in a doctor's office. Jacobs plays a patient who is convinced that she has a serious illness, while Aukerman plays the increasingly agitated doctor who attempts to assure her that she is perfectly healthy. The skit is filled with absurd humor, clever wordplay, and expert comedic timing.
Throughout the episode, Aukerman and Jacobs are joined by a rotating cast of guest stars, including James Adomian, Matt Besser, and Paul F. Tompkins. The guests add their own unique flavor to the show, with each bringing their own brand of humor and wit to the table.
The episode concludes with a laugh-out-loud musical performance by Scott Aukerman in the guise of his alter-ego, the singing cowboy Hot Dog. The absurdity is turned up to eleven as Aukerman croons his way through a humorous country tune, complete with oversized boots and an oversized hat.
Overall, this episode of Comedy Bang! Bang! season 2 is a riotous celebration of all things funny and absurd. With an impeccable cast of guest stars, clever skits, and expert comedic timing, it's impossible not to be entertained by this hilarious show. Whether you're a fan of Gillian Jacobs or comedy in general, this episode is sure to have you in stitches from start to finish.
