Have a listen to Thanks Dad with Ego Nwodim, a new Headgum podcast! Raised by a single mom, Ego Nwodim may have daddy issues, but she suspects you might, too. On Thanks Dad, she invites guests like Bill Burr, Kenan Thompson, Adam Pally, Hasan Minaj, Tim Meadows, Andy Cohen, and many more to be her “Dad for the Day” and has funny, heartfelt conversations with them about their experiences with their own dads and as parents themselves. Each episode wraps up with her getting practical advice from...

Our beloved editors, Sean Meagher and Grace Harper, put together one last blooper reel of their favorite cut moments from Season 5! Starring: Erin Keif, Waleed Mansour, Elizabeth Andrews, Sean Coyle, and Ben Briggs. Theme Song by Arne Parrott Artwork by Waleed Mansour Edited by Grace Harper See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Ben, Elizabeth, Erin, Sean, and Waleed take a minute to reflect on the season that just wrapped and the show as a whole.

A peak behind the curtain at what goes on at Bottoms Up when their isn’t a big adventure afoot...

It's Election Day and the BUGs can't help but wonder if they've done enough to solidify Jennifer as the next mayor of Frence.

It's Election Day Eve and the BUGs are trying to think of ways to get as many voters out to the polls for Jennifer as possible, but when they hear of Mayor Naise secret plans to rig the election they have no choice but to investigate.

It's time for the big debate with Mayor Naise, and the BUGs are desperate to have anyone but Jennifer be the one to speak. Lucky for them, they run into an old "friend" that may have just the solution they're looking for.

The BUGs need more money to keep Jennifer's mayoral campaign afloat - And what better way to make some quick scratch than on Frence's favorite, competitive game show FEUDAL FAMILIES FEUDING!

The BUGs take part in a charity sporting event in order to try and garner more good will for Jennifer's mayoral campaign. But when they get paired with a frenemy from Chalice's past the stakes of the event become drastically raised.

The BUGs appear on Frence's most popular call-in advice show, Hey There Delilah, in order to promote Jennifer's mayoral campaign. But what they failed to consider is that if their advice isn't wise enough, it may hurt their chances of attracting new voters more than it helps.

The BUGs embark on a bar crawl to enlist the votes of all the different unions and factions around town, but with each bar, and with each drink ingested, the task becomes more and more daunting.

In order to infiltrate and sabotage Mayor Naise campaign fundraiser the BUGs will have to think big and get small.

McAngry needs the Repayers back in action to investigate why students from a nearby high school aren't returning home. In order to get to the bottom of this the Repayers will have to hit the books and go back to school!

After a professional campaign manager pays the BUGs a visit they quickly realize they'll need to throw a fundraiser if they want to run a successful mayoral campaign for Jennifer.

Our 100th Episode!! The BUGs are attempting to send a care package to Seb when they are detained by two wandering salesmen - Although the gang would rather be anywhere else, they might have to hang around and hear out the full pitch.

The BUGs are reeling after Seb's departure, but the Seb-shaped-hole in their hearts may not be left unfilled for long!

Fed up with the barrage of unfair laws recently passed in Frence, the BUGs force a meeting with the Mayor to complain. But this meeting gives a whole new meaning to the phrase "Be careful what you wish for".

Chip and Chalice have decided they are finally ready to knock boots. But when a new law is passed preventing them from being able to do so, they're forced to try and pass a sex ed class in order to get intimate.

When a soap leak in Bottoms Up threatens the health and sanity of the BUGs they are forced to find a way to cut it off at the source.

It turns out the BUGs have accumulated quite the stack of complaints with the I Can't Believe it's not a Better Business Bureau, and they'll have to listen to every single one if they want to stay in business.

When the BUGs discover a new law has been passed forcing establishments to post a picture of their chefs on their doors, they need to publicly address the fact that their kitchen is run by rats. Theme Song by: Arne Parrott Artwork by: Waleed Mansour Story Concept by: Sean Coyle Edited by: Grace Harper See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The BUGs learn that if they get close with folks at the nearby assisted living center there could be heaps of gold in it for them when the seniors pass... yeah, not the gang's finest moment.

The BUGs seem to be targeted once again when another law is passed that makes establishments liable for any injuries that take place on their premises.

Chip and Seb are confronted with a not so friendly face from their past and find it hard to forgive them for all the torment they caused in high school.