The Seeso Seeshow

Go behind the scenes of HarmonQuest Season 2 with Dan Harmon, Spencer Crittenden, Erin McGathy, and Jeff Davis. Season 2 of HarmonQuest premieres July 27 on Seeso.

Michael Delaney has been a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater since it's inception in 1998.

Part 1 of our conversation with comedian Wayne Federman about Johnny Carson, in preperation for Seeso's upcoming original series, "There's Johhny."

Brent Weinbach is weird. In his new Seeso special, "Appealing to the Mainstream," Brent attempts to adjust his quirky personality so that he can fit in with the world around him, which would be valuable to his career as a comedian and entertainer.

Director Jordan Brady talks with Andrew about the creative process and the making of his new film, “I Am Battle Comic” — a comedy documentary about performing stand-up for U.S. Troops stationed in Afghanistan, Kuwait and Iraq.

Let go of pretension and leave your ego at the door as Big Jay Oakerson leads a pack of comics in a completely improvised show based on their lives and interactions with the crowd.

Sasheer Zamata’s first stand-up special debuts March 30th. Hear how it came to be.

Henry Phillips is a comedian first, but he’s made a career and turning moments in his life into things other than jokes… things like songs, movies, YouTube shows, and more.

If you've never seen Blackadder, you're missing out.

In July of 2016, KQED featured Irene Tu as on of their 20 Women To Watch — a list celebrating “20 local women artists, creatives and makers who are pushing boundaries…” In their interview, Irene said, “I think I am still trying to find my voice in comedy. I think I’m getting closer but I still don’t know exactly what it is yet…”

Ryan Gaul and Drew Tarver join Andrew to talk about candy, their comedy upbringing, and Bajillion Dollar Propertie$

Co-Creators of Gentlemen Lobsters, Kevin Burrows and Matt Mider, and head writer, Sean Conroy are back to talk about the show’s origin, plus we watch the first episode of Season 2 together — it’s like a DVD commentary, except it not a DVD, and the show is streaming, and we all have to hit the play button at the same time to sync up… Ok so it’s not quite like a DVD commentary, but its worth it!

Ian Harvie is more than a comedian, an actor, or a writer… he’s someone who attempts to find value and meaning in everything. And it’s this characteristic that’s a driving force in all that he does. Ian’s first stand up special, “May The Best Cock Win” is on Seeso December 29th.

Andy Richter and the cast of "Andy Richter's Home For The Holidays" share their holiday traditions and go behind the scenes while making their holiday special. "Andy Richter's Home For The Holidays" streams only on Seeso starting December 20th. Happy Holidays!

Jessica McKenna and Andrew have something in common, they both grew up in Richard Nixon’s hometown of Yorba Linda, CA. This is where their stories diverge. Jessica went on to form the musical sketch duo, The Zach and The Jess with Zach Reino, starred on FOX’s “Party Over Here” alongside Nicole Byer and Alison Rich, and performs regularly on Eliza Skinner’s comedy rap battle show, “Turnt Up!” (which may or may not be streaming on “The Comedy Show Show” on Seeso)… meanwhile, Andrew hosts a podcast.

Joey Coco Diaz was born in Havana, Cuba, raised in North Bergen, New Jersey, and his path to stand up is unlike any I’ve ever heard. Joey’s special, “Socially Unacceptable” is available December 8th only on Seeso.com.

There are a lot of talented musicians out there, but few end up on TV every night. So how did The Roots end up as the house band for The Tonight Show? Hint: it involves more acrobatics than you might think. Music: Kanye West - “Jesus Walks” The Roots - “How I Got Over” The Roots - “Represent” The Roots - “Radio Daze” The Roots - “Walk Alone” The Tonight Show Staring Jimmy Fallon Theme"

Dan Levy shares the joke that inspired him to become a comedian and how it led him to where he is today. His new stand up special, "Lion" streams on Seeso November 17th. Music: DJ Premier - “Change” DJ Premier - “Doomp Doomp Doomp”

This election season, Saturday Night Live has treated us with Kate McKinnon’s Hillary Clinton and Alec Baldwin’s Trump. And since 1975, SNL has given us their versions of Presidents and politicians, some more believable than others, and some more beloved. Today we’ll be looking at a few of our favorites.

What goes in to being a live comedy gatekeeper? Hear from Beth Appel (UCB LA), Jamie Flam (Hollywood Improv), and Troy Conrad (Set List), together in one room talking about what goes in to booking a venue, producing a show, and more. Music: Béla Fleck & the Flecktones - "Flight Of The Cosmic Hippo"