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📅 Year: 2008

🗣️ Language: English

🎭 Category: Comedy, Web Series

🎬 Genre: Comedy

📺 Seasons: 1  •  Episodes: 48

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CollegeHumor Live (2008) is a English comedy web series. On MovieLinkBD Official you get the full story, cast & crew, ratings, the official trailer and exactly where to watch CollegeHumor Live online in HD.

CollegeHumor Live (2008) is a comedy web series in English. On MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch CollegeHumor Live online in HD.

CollegeHumor Live — Storyline

Get a front row seat for live performances from classic CollegeHumor sketch and stand up shows, featuring some of today's best comedians before they were big.

Cast & Crew

    CollegeHumor Live — Series Details

    First Air Date 2008-11-21
    Seasons 1
    Episodes 48
    Genre Comedy
    Language English
    Network CollegeHumor
    Status Ended

    CollegeHumor Live — Episode Guide

    Season 1

    • E1: Pete Holmes (2008-11-21) — Pete Holmes charms the crowd with tales of Facebook status updates, YouTube comments, and his balls.
    • E2: Jacqueline Novak (2008-11-28) — Jacqueline Novak on breaking up, saving herself for marriage, and doggy style.
    • E3: Christian Finnegan (2008-12-05) — Christian Finnegan delights the audience with tales of boob quadrants, drama club, and videogames.
    • E4: Michael Phelps Breakfast in Five Minutes (2008-12-05) — Major League Eater Crazy Legs Conti attempts to consume Michael Phelps’ breakfast in less than five minutes.
    • E5: Craig Baldo (2008-12-12) — The comic riffs on party schools, smoking, and getting mugged by Jimi Hendrix.
    • E6: Donald Glover (2009-01-16) — Donald Glover discusses his issues with dating and racial stereotypes.
    • E7: Jake and Amir (2009-01-28) — The duo square off in an intellectual battle royale. Two men enter, three men leave.
    • E8: Stuckey and Murray (2009-03-04) — Stuckey and Murray rock out to a song about a few of their favorite things.
    • E9: Roger Hailes (2009-03-06) — Roger Hailes discusses politics and computer crashes.
    • E10: One (2009-03-07)
    • E11: DC Pierson (2009-03-12) — DC Pierson shares his thoughts on being single and hobgoblins.
    • E12: Justin Kredible (2009-03-13) — America’s favorite magician/comedian makes laughter appear from thin air.
    • E13: Eliza Skinner (2009-03-20) — Eliza Skinner shares a spooky slumber party tale.
    • E14: Jake and Amir 2 (2009-03-18) — Jake and Amir show off their improv skills.
    • E15: Jamie Lee (2009-04-01) — Jamie Lee finds a way to make sexual harassment fun again.
    • E16: Matt McCarthy (2009-04-11) — Matt McCarthy shares his thoughts on St. Patrick’s Day and suicide notes.
    • E17: Simon Rich (2009-04-17) — Author and SNL writer Simon Rich shares his thoughts on the OctoMom.
    • E18: Jake and Amir 3 (2009-04-17) — A freestyle contest results in Sam and Amir making up a rap off the top of their domes. It was crazy.
    • E19: Jared Logan (2009-06-29) — Comedian Jared Logan is the world’s fanciest man.
    • E20: Hardly Working (2009-07-07) — Casting decisions are tough. Especially during a performance.
    • E21: Shane Mauss (2009-07-15) — Comedian Shane Mauss puts his spin on Casual Friday.
    • E22: Believe! (2009-07-31) — If you believe in fairy costumes, clap your hands!
    • E23: Baron Vaughn (2009-08-07) — Comedian Baron Vaughn talks about the KKK’s web site and his dream to be a crackodactyl.
    • E24: Thomas Middleditch (2009-08-20) — Dan Evans, a friend of your dad’s, performs stand-up for the first time.
    • E25: Jeff Rubin (2009-08-27) — Jeff Rubin discusses free newspapers and Italian barbers.
    • E26: God’s Pottery (2009-08-27) — God’s Pottery performs a song about pre-marital sex.
    • E27: Jake and Amir 4 (2009-07-24) — The improv guys are back, freestyling off the top of their domes. It’s crazy.
    • E28: Streeter Seidell (2009-09-14) — Street discusses the Second Amendment, the Founding Fathers, and how terrifying the British aren’t.
    • E29: Adam Newman (2009-09-30) — Comedian Adam Newman talks metal and rips on Bon Jovi.
    • E30: Jon Dore (2009-10-02) — Jon and Lynn Shawcrof fight for the audiences attention.
    • E31: High Times vs. Engineering Students (2009-10-05) — We gave the High Times editors and engineering students 10 minutes to build a pipe out of garbage we had lying around. Who will win?
    • E32: Bo Burnham (2009-10-08) — Bo Burnham performs his new song “Men and Women”.
    • E33: Jake and Amir 5 (2009-09-11) — It’s all fun and drinking games until somebody gets hurt.
    • E34: Pete Holmes (2009-10-20) — Pete Holmes reminisces about being a child.
    • E35: Pangea 3000 (2009-11-09) — Pangea 3000 are whisper experts.
    • E36: Jake and Amir 6 (2009-10-16) — SMS Friends Forever.
    • E37: Kumail Nanjiani (2009-11-20) — Kumail shares his first experience on Coney Island’s Cyclone roller-coaster.
    • E38: Freestyle Love Supreme (2009-11-30) — Freestyle Love Supreme raps about anime and sake bombs.
    • E39: Ryan Reiss (2010-01-12) — Ryan counts all the reasons he wishes he was a girl.
    • E40: Jake and Amir 7 (2010-01-29) — Improvising is all about knowing exactly what you’re going to do when you get on stage.
    • E41: Hannibal Buress (2010-02-11)
    • E42: Dan Levy (2010-02-25) — Not to be confused with that other Dan Levy that hates vampires.
    • E43: Jon Gabrus (2010-03-29) — Jon Gabrus talks about his dad’s obsession with cold cuts.
    • E44: Josh Ruben (2010-04-09) — Josh gives the impression that he’s a big fan of Robin Williams and Philip Seymour Hoffman.
    • E45: Jake and Amir 8 (2010-03-12) — Amir’s first live performance as a man.
    • E46: Chris Gethard (2010-05-19) — Chris challenges you to do what you do best: your worst.
    • E47: Seth Herzog (2010-06-08) — Seth witnesses ones man’s coming out.
    • E48: Pete and Pete Trivia (2010-06-16) — Little Pete is put on the spot and not even Artie can help him now.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    How many seasons does CollegeHumor Live have? 1 season(s) with 48 episodes.

    Where can I watch CollegeHumor Live? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.

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