Jay Leno, Natasha Leggero and Norm Macdonald discuss self-driving cars and offer Spade advice about hosting a late-night show, and pro-racecar driver Kurt Busch stops by.

Theo Von, Jen Kirkman and Candice Thompson discuss childless adults at Disney World and guess which stars charge the most for Cameo videos, and Amy Schumer calls in.

Judd Apatow, Brett Gelman & Chance the Rapper look at some of their favorite outfits from New York Fashion Week and discuss Kanye's Sunday service, and Chance explains why rappers don't wear jewelry.

Jen Kirkman, Greg Fitzsimmons and Jessica Kirson discuss Chris Brown's yard sale and a Snapchat filter used to scare children, and a cocaine expert (Dana Carvey) stops by.

Moshe Kasher, Natasha Leggero and Chelsea Peretti discuss like-hunters on Instagram and a “Bachelorette” contestant’s new romance, and Tina Fey catches up with David Spade.

Robin Thede, Todd Glass and Josh Wolf discuss Simon Cowell's new look and Conor McGregor's alleged bar fight, and Stassi Schroeder chats about her first attempt at stand-up.

Jim Gaffigan, Sarah Tiana and Fred Armisen discuss the newest contestant on “The Bachelor” and Antonio Brown’s odd doctor's visits, and Spade gets a tattoo from Sean Penn.

Christina P., Jon Lovitz and Benji Aflalo discuss Kanye West’s upcoming tour, Spade chats with a young Chris Farley fan, and Charlotte McKinney makes her stand-up debut.

Celeste Barber and the Sklar Brothers discuss Kanye West's pricey brunch and a shake-up at McDonald's, and Spade reveals his role on "The Real Housewives of Orange County."

Spade dishes on Kanye West's accidental album release, and Maya Rudolph and Martin Short discuss helicopter parents and a vendor accused of scamming football fans.

Wayne Brady, Tim Dillon and Lauren Lapkus discuss Caitlyn Jenner's birthday gaffe and an intoxicated flight attendant's arrest, and Spade creates his own diet tea.

Ron Funches, Chris Franjola and Megan Gailey weigh in on Drake's "Abbey Road" tattoo and Mike Tyson's $40,000 monthly weed bill, and Jon Lovitz stops by.

Spade riffs on Kim Kardashian's Halloween plans, and Tony Hale, Fortune Feimster and Josh Wolf discuss an MLB fan's $13 million losing bet and Kanye West's Instagram plight.

Maria Bamford, Erik Griffin and Joel McHale discuss Peter Dinklage’s Emmy win, “Fleabag" star Brett Gelman calls in, and former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill tries stand-up.

Erin Foster, Sara Foster and Kevin Nealon discuss Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin's wedding, Aaron Carter's new face tattoo and Miley Cyrus's spat with her mom.

Eleanor Kerrigan, Brad Williams and Adam Ray discuss Taylor Swift’s jinx on the L.A. Kings, Deadmau5 angles for the house DJ gig, and Spade sets out to be the next James Bond.

Liza Treyger, Kevin Nealon and Dean Delray discuss Ben Affleck's online dating profile and a cringeworthy update of the alphabet song, and Spade recalls his fraternity days.

Brad Williams, Rob Schneider and Jen Kirkman discuss Kanye West's choice not to let his daughter use makeup, Bobby Lee calls in, and comedian Brian Simpson performs.

Christina P., Michael Rapaport and Dulce Sloan discuss Lindsay Lohan’s “Xanax” music video, Jennifer Lawrence’s Amazon wedding registry and a viral gender reveal stunt.

Greg Fitzsimmons, Bill Engvall and Annie Lederman discuss Jon Cryer’s virginity rumors and a Tekashi 69 docuseries, and Spade moonlights on “Bachelor in Paradise.”

Spade riffs on Tekashi 6ix9ine refusing witness protection, and Ian Edwards, Tim Dillon and Matt Walsh discuss Jennifer Lopez's Super Bowl halftime gig.

Kristen Stewart claims to hear ghosts, Uber lays off hundreds of employees, and Jim Jefferies, Kaley Cuoco and Steve Byrne discuss the drama-filled "Bachelorette" finale.

Pete Holmes, Tony Rock and Chelsea Davison discuss Nicolas Cage's bizarre New York Times interview and a farmer's unique proposal, and Spade chats with actor Danny Trejo.

Dennis Miller, Jo Koy and Punkie Johnson discuss Alex Rodriguez's robbery and NFL star Jalen Ramsey's intimidation tactics, and comedian Lara Beitz gripes about dating.

Spade chats with “Barry” cast members Bill Hader, Henry Winkler, D'Arcy Carden and Stephen Root, and Rob Schneider reprises an iconic character from “Saturday Night Live.”