The Champs semi-integrate with Korean comedian Bobby Lee, who talks about shitting in his pants during a sketch on Mad TV, only watching porn on BluRay and fighting with his mother.

Carl Lake, the hilarious, beloved Robot from Chappelle's Show sits down with the Champs to discuss his time as a crackhead and quite possibly the craziest 3-way in the history of Germany.

Atlanta's own Byron Bowers sits down with the Champs to discuss white people's hair, racism, and the Illumuniti!

Wayne Brady, a talented entertainer known for his improvisational skills and versatile performances, stops by to discuss Vegas, Cruise Ships, the Chappelle's Show sketch, the appropriate amount of blackness, and High School liars with the Champs.

He's not famous, but he's really funny.  This week, writer and comedian Hugh Moore sits down with the Champs as they get all introspective and discuss how their parents love affected their lives long-term.  Also, they talk about eating out homeless women.

Multiple AVN Award winning pornstar Lexington Steele sits down with The Champs to discuss his life as a porn star. It's far more interesting and far less gross than you'd guess.  And it's really funny.

The man who plays Montez Walker on Comedy Central's "Workaholics," sits down with the Champs to have an in-depth discussion about the taste of comedy bookers, star-fucking, and Patrice O'Neal.

Actor and comedian David Alan Grier joins The Champs to discuss Kanye West, David Mamet, dissing Jodie Foster, dating younger women, filming podcasts, drama school, aging, relationships, the controversy surrounding Kanye West's visit to Occupy Wall Street, the concept of racism, and their experiences with stand-up comedy.

Comedy Legend Robert Townsend discusses directing Eddie Murphy in 'Raw' and the creation of 'Hollywood Shuffle'. The speakers also talk about early career experiences, the challenges of making a movie, and working with Paul Mooney. They briefly mention a drama movie based on a true story and a hip-hop-era movie featuring Beyonce. The chapter ends with a discussion on finding truth and humor in everyday life.

Comedian/Actor/Chris Rock's Brother Tony Rock joins The Champs to discuss belief in god, reading someone's texts, and their quickest meeting-to-sex experiences.