Get your foil hats and self-care kits ready! Full Frontal discusses the repercussions of the NK summit and dives deep into crisis actor conspiracy theories. As a palate cleanser, Allana Harkin basks in the joy of Ireland's recognition of women's rights!

Full Frontal says goodbye to Roe v. Wade and hello to our new Russian overlords! Plus, correspondent Amy Hoggart gets the royal treatment in the UK.

Full Frontal honors Black History Month by exposing the racist origins of some of our country's most beloved heirlooms!

Full Frontal gets to know the bully that's been targeting Congress for decades. Meet the NRA!

Talk about "March madness"... Full Frontal rounds up all of the latest threats to our democracy.

Full Frontal offers the gift of hindsight for the Iraq War's 15th Birthday and celebrates Women's History Month with help from Laurie Metcalf.

Full Frontal travels to Puerto Rico to see how our fellow Americans are doing post-Hurricane Maria ... and to remind our government that Puerto Ricans, are in fact, Americans!

Full Frontal floats a radical idea for helping out Syrian refugees, bids adieu to the "Pride of Janesville," and breaks out the Sean Hannity conspiracy yarn. Meanwhile, Allana Harkin rounds up the Reefer Sanity Army to help our vets get the healthcare they need.

Full Frontal reluctantly gets to know our future Secretary of State and checks in on Steve Bannon's study abroad trip. As a palate cleanser, Sam interviews Preet Bharara.

Full Frontal welcomes Sarah Huckabee Sanders into the Feminist Herstory club, posts its last bratty Facebook status, and sends one unlucky correspondent to a Trump rally in Michigan.

Full Frontal addresses the newest addition to the "Dirtbag Hall of Fame" and checks in with the #MeToo movement. So pop a couple throat lozenges and get ready to scream along with us!

Full Frontal reminisces about the good ol' days when abortion rights still existed, ICE didn't, and we were in a war we actually knew about.

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America, thanks for all the comments and suggestions! We're back with a freshly cleaned mouth and some thoughts on civility.

The Trump administration’s border policy of separating children from their parents is discussed.

It's just another week in this, The Year of Our Satan, 2018, when we found out that a real-life Russian agent infiltrated the NRA with sex and examine whether we have a Watergate reboot.

Samantha takes one small step for women and one giant leap for mankind by getting to know Donald Trump Jr., and interviews a group of people that wants to leave the planet and form a new space nation.

Examining another way in which women have it tougher in the workplace; Donald Trump Jr. becomes the one thing all of Donald Trump's scandals have in common; the correspondents take a page out of Sean Spicer's book

Full Frontal presents a list of the country's newest fascists, then cooks up a lesson on undocumented food workers with Padma Lakshmi, and lastly enjoys a good healing cry while listening to Brandi Carlile.

In a special #metoo episode, Full Frontal looks back on the not-so-good ol' days of rampant workplace harassment and how far we haven't come since then.

Full Frontal is back from summer vacay and hotter than ever! With the midterms fast approaching, Full Frontal debuts a new look and gets ready to bring its A-game (literally) to help get out the vote.

In preparation for the midterms, Full Frontal offers the Democrats some advice on generating voter excitement with just three little words: Universal Healthcare, Bitches!

Full Frontal covers all the infuriating news of this year-long week. Will our white hot rage melt our new set? We're gonna try!

With less than a month separating Americans from the midterm elections, Samantha Bee unboxes a few more weapons in the GOP arsenal: voter suppression and a culture war.

Full Frontal investigates the issue of white collar crime, since it seems no one else will! Then, correspondent Ashley Nicole Black heads to Vermont to learn about the inspiring (some would say...Oscar-worthy?) story of gubernatorial candidate, Christine Halquist.