In this double feature picture show, comedian and actor Seaton Smith talks to Tokyo about fear, MMA, hypnotherapy, and cum jokes, as well as how he learned to process the systemic destruction of white people on black people in a world where the church he went to growing up was the same church that Rosa Parks use to go to. Following this in depth conversation, comedian and Comedy Store closer Donnie Barris visits the Kuntpunches. From Mama Kuntpunch's Halloween room, Donnie grooves with Tokyo to her mother's spooky musical toys, and talks about his recent knee injury. He also describes having empathy for people who do not like who they are, and how he convinced Mitzi Shore not to get rid of a certifiably insane comedian who closed out the store's Potluck night every year since 1977.