Bobby Lee: all My Show Notes appearances

Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee go spooky for Halloween with Rudy Jules, then welcome Sam Morril, whose Netflix special Incorrect is out now. Bobby tells how he spooked Jamie Lee Curtis in Budapest and gets caught on video in a hit-and-run at The Comedy Store, Sam explains Liverpool and Last Comic Standing, and Bobby blows up Andrew’s signature cologne, Le Labo Eucalyptus 20.

Bobby and Andrew start with MONA’s wall of vaginas, Cracker Barrel licorice, and a fight over the word propaganda. Charlotte dancer and Little Women: LA alum Keeshlinooo talks pageants, her type, Rolling Loud: The Movie with Owen Wilson, and spina bifida, then Brad Williams calls in and challenges her to a dance-off.

Bobby and Andrew welcome Are You Garbage’s Kevin Ryan and H. Foley for IQ tests, oyster lore, birthday blues, tongue-twister Idiot Olympics, rehab-farm riffs, and casting-call energy — stacked with Mountain Dew, DraftKings, Talkspace, Acorns, and Quince.

Bobby and Andrew rummage through pagpag lore, a Carlos swear-jar beef, and Rudy turning 25, then Warby Parker, Cash App, a candy war, and an Odyssey movie plan before Rudy’s thank-you.

Bobby’s birthday hour is a Moana takeover: “You’re Welcome,” a fan forced to credit Andrew, Stavros on the Brazil 7–1 tears, Mad TV careers, and a freezer-name fight cure before a Netflix thank-you.

Bobby Lee and Andrew Santino go from zero gravity and coyotes into Bobby’s beef with Adam Ray, then Pat Morita, ninja turtles, and an Olympics audition.

Bobby Lee returns to talk about what he saw in the “jungles” of Waikiki, his grievance with the Busboys movie poster, and a confusing Asian restaurant from Theo’s hometown. Along the way: omakase, martial arts, hypothetical wars, Vietnam War humor, small-town culture, the pressure of podcasting and fame, and hygiene habits.

Mark Normand joins Bobby, Khalyla and Jaime after Jaime’s “aura” check. They praise skaters, rank the most attractive sports to play, debate insane age gaps in relationships, decide Daniel Day-Lewis would be an annoying hang, and ask whether Bobby is a top-five podcast host. Bobby also plugs his Finally tour ahead of his Hulu special.

Joe DeRosa joins Bobby and Andrew for drunk-charm bits, a comedy-club fan story, the move from LA to New York, an Arsenal riff, and a CBS firing story, with Acorns, Factor, and True Classic reads.

Bert Kreischer makes meatloaf lasagna with smashed potatoes for Bobby Lee and Shapel Lacey, and the two bicker the whole meal. Michael Yo drops in to plug his special, Shapel tells the story of the night Bobby took him to a Koreatown spa, and Bobby tries to drag Michael out of a pretend fire. They finish with a blindfold taste test, an idea for a comics-only lounge, and Bobby on why he stopped reading comments.

Bobby Lee returns to air out some issues with Harland: old friendship stories, eyebrows, loneliness and poems, past grievances and apologies, relationship advice, buckteeth, product pitches, and plotting a movie together.

Bobby Lee returns to air some grievances with Theo, talk about how his love life has changed and why he’s picky, an all-Asian Wizard of Oz, getting tongue-tied around Chappelle and Chris Rock, why he always says nice things about people, almost getting kidnapped in Montana, xylazine and the drug crisis, stage time, dads who won’t talk about feelings, and how the Asian community feels about Trump.

Bobby Lee and Joe reconnect after years apart: disease scares, Asian jokes, Bobby’s relapse on Vicodin after 13 years sober, the comics on “the list,” dangerous real people, their Comedy Store roommate days, writing until 3:30 a.m., getting back in the gym, NSA surveillance, Hollywood gatekeepers, being told he was the worst actor on Earth, Beef and Asian casts, and Joe asking him to move to Austin.

Mark and Joe record live at the Comedy Store during Netflix Is a Joke Fest: hotel and pool antics, party recaps and dental advice, Kerryn Feehan joins for trivia, then Bobby Lee drops in for anatomy and awkward talk, with Whitney Cummings and Luke Mones, and an audience Q&A.

Bobby Lee takes his shoes off for the fourth time and the bickering starts at the door: gummy vitamins, a lonely year and Wim Wenders’ Perfect Days, wanting a dog despite his germ phobia, past trauma and work stress, roast culture, texting boundaries, a live phone call to comedian Vinnie about a double-booked night, a call to Rainn Wilson, whether it’s okay to share someone’s phone number, and Rick nervously checking the Premier League scores as an Arsenal fan.

Bobby Lee returns to talk about his love life, why he might not be the best roommate, what happened to the movie he and Theo were making, why he might secretly be a redneck, megachurches, El Chapo hypotheticals, the “golden buzzer,” mukbangs and Chinese markets, who would be the most alien, and a congresswoman vaping in a theater.

Bobby Lee joins Mark and Sam: why he’s still salty about Sam bumping him at the Improv years ago, why Bobby is a thing, uncomfortable stories, Asian fusion food, LA comedy-club drama, how he got his start on MADtv, and why he still loves Khalyla. Plus a push for a “We Might Be Bad Friends” tour and Bodega Cat rye.

Bobby Lee takes the Are You Garbage test with Kevin Ryan and H. Foley: his lifestyle and habits, money struggles and car stories, childhood and family trauma, the path to comedy and sobriety, other comics, his parents, pets, food and travel, being single, restaurant etiquette, gaming, and comedy-industry stories.

Bobby Lee’s fifth appearance: the single life, the movie he and Theo are shooting together, Theo’s Return of the Rat tour, online privacy, what they’d say to Kim Jong-un, Golden Gate hypotheticals, becoming “a warrior” after a hard upbringing, a Hawaii TV-show dream, and Bobby as Ron Jeremy in a biopic.

The lost episode, recorded days before 2.0: OCD panics, backhanded compliments, whether Bobby’s career is more diverse than Jo Koy’s, his discomfort with stand-up and an awkward early moment with Bill Burr, terrible accents, auditions, bootleg sketches and comedy-club memories.

Bobby Lee is back for a second recording in a week (the first was derailed by beta-blockers). He and Rick try to understand their connection, why Bobby feels belittled, his career, the future of podcasting, his Magic: The Gathering obsession, OCD and quirks, nursery rhymes and fables, and friendship.

Bobby Lee becomes the first-ever fourth-time guest: life in San Diego, bathtub habits, growing up with cars and family, assimilation, a confrontation at 7-Eleven, social-media polarization, jiu-jitsu, The Karate Kid, Almost Famous, childhood mischief, Korean media like Kingdom, Hachiko, and identity.

Bobby Lee’s third visit: cultural dynamics and comedy, his near-death experience, sobriety and perspective, science, biology and ego, Hollywood, listener questions, and meditation.

Bobby Lee visits Rick Glassman’s apartment for the first time, and it takes three restarts before the interview settles. Once it does, Bobby talks openly about the abuse he went through as a child in Minnesota, getting sober at 17, finding improv with Gary Austin, and starting at the La Jolla Comedy Store as a bar back and doorman. He also shares the advice Mitzi Shore gave him and explains how TigerBelly changed his career.

For Valentine’s Day, Bobby Lee and Khalyla sit down with Theo to talk about their relationship, the Slept Kingdom pledging allegiance to Chris D’Elia, Bobby’s “unfuckable” years, bad post-show hangs, storytelling partners, Matthew Broderick, being attracted to people outside your relationship, and listener relationship advice.

Bobby Lee’s first sit-down with Theo: early life, Asian identity and how people see him, improvised role play, death and the afterlife, Hollywood auditions and acting, stories from abroad, past struggles, school plays, celebrity perceptions, mentorship, and relationships.