Comedian Hannibal Buress discusses being rejected by prostitutes in Amsterdam, his career influenced by Mitch Hedberg, and his years writing for TV. Also mentioned: Moshe's book, 'Kasher in the Rye,' and living forever.

Keegan-Michael Key discusses driving a crackhead around, near-death experiences in Greece, and comparing notes with Neal about having a sketch show on Comedy Central.

Questlove, The Roots drummer and Jimmy Fallon Band Leader, discusses beef with Biggie, the Michelle Bachmann scandal, the curse of Black Geniuses, and his friendship with Jay-Z.

Chad Coleman, star of 'The Wire', discusses auditioning for the show, its impact on his career, and bitches throwing their panties at the guy who played Stringer Bell. They also cover topics such as friendship, portrayal of white people in media, challenges of finding work after jail, working with Christoph Waltz, exploring inner turmoil through acting, racial identity, perception of heroes, and authenticity in black performers.

The Champs continue their conversation with Sasha and FlyLo, delving into Flying Lotus's story, the origin of his sound, and his work with Thom Yorke.  Then they remember that there's a porn star in their midst, and discuss sex injuries, and Sasha's determination to have sex like a man.

Adult Film star Sasha Grey sits with the Champs to discuss her hairy muff, not getting punched in the stomach by Rocco Siffredi and the importance of hygiene in a sexual partner.  Meanwhile, Flying Lotus makes a song from scratch live on the show.  It's awesome.

Alonzo Bodden, Winner of Last Comic Standing, discusses his pre-comedy life as a jet engine mechanic, the joy of 3 Ways, and his addiction to crack!

JB Smoove from 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' joins The Champs to discuss 'Leon-isms', 11 piece suits, forcing friendships, and a crazy word association game. They also talk about unrealistic expectations, running a lady off, tactics to avoid tickets, bed bugs, the importance of the ass, the worst comedy set at the Apollo Theater, struggles of being hairy, and finding dominance in comedy.

Comedian and "Conan" writer Deon Cole sits with the Champs to discuss his friendship with R. Kelly, getting kicked off of Def Comedy Jam, and the time he kissed a dude.

Integration is over as the Champs welcome black comedian Owen Smith, who is best known for his appearance on Conan O'Brien and The Ruckus on Comedy Central.  He talks with the Champs about his four years at Notre Dame, black people behaving differently around white people, and why women don't want to date comedians.