Andrew Santino: 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.

Andrew Santino comes back to Are You Garbage in West Hollywood to find out if he’s classy or trash. He explains why he won’t help you move or pick you up at the airport, why he and his wife order in every night, and how a Temu hibachi chef with a sake-filled Super Soaker saved his birthday. Plus 50-plus bottles of bourbon, why vanilla Coke reminds Foley of a breakup, the Arby’s curly fry, and a ranking of every way to drink a Coke.

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.