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Final Contestants: Weird Al Yankovic, Mary Lynn Rajskub, Marcella Arguello; Jonah Ray, Matt Besser, Mamrie Hart; Grace Helbig, James Davis, Steve Agee Jen Kirkman, Scott Aukerman, Riki Lindhome; Kurt Braunohler, Arden Myrin, Brendon Walsh; Rob Huebel, Paul Scheer, Thomas Lennon Ron Funches, Whitney Cummings, Paul F. Tompkins; April Richardson, Hannah Hart, Rich Fulcher; Wil Wheaton, Morgan Murphy, Emo Philips Matt Mira, Megan Neuringer, Jermaine Fowler; Mike Phirman; Colton Dunn; Brian Posehn

Three former contestants in RuPaul's Drag Race compete!

This episode of At Midnight previously aired on September 26, 1998. Co-host Kato Kaelin revisits the 90s with Margaret Cho, Jaleel White and Emo Philips to toast Donald Trump, sum up the PoundSign 90sIn5Words (fax to 323-978-6608) and list music video facts with Lisa Loeb.

In this one hour special (actually 30 minutes, 21 with commercials) Brendon Walsh and Jesse Joyce cover Presidential candidate and alleged time traveler Andrew Basiago.

Riki Lindhome, Jen Kirkman and Rory Scovel revamp Instagram's new logo, sum up #PromIn3Words and answer questions about reimagined Disney princesses.

Donald Trump (Anthony Atamanuik) and Bernie Sanders (James Adomian) debate their likeness to Jesus, lay out plans #IfIWerePresident and launch attack ads in the @midnight presidential debate.

Jonathan Kite, Phoebe Robinson and Alanna Ubach pitch commercial slogans for new Ken dolls and list the wholesome qualities that they seek in a partner.

Patton Oswalt, Pete Holmes and Kyle Kinane come up with terrible instructional articles that wikiHow should never publish.

To celebrate the start of the new year, Nikki Glaser, Jon Daly and Ron Funches make predictions about 2015.

Marc Maron / Nate Bargatze / Natasha Leggero

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Dan Soder, Nate Bargatze and Nikki Glaser make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Abbi Jacobson, Ilana Glazer and Hannibal Buress join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Neko Case, Kurt Braunohler and James Adomian on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Michelle Buteau, Sean Patton and Moshe Kasher engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Nick Thune, Dana Gould and Arden Myrin make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Doug Benson, Seth Herzog and Megan Neuringer join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Randy Sklar, Jason Sklar and Brody Stevens on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Jonah Ray, Riki Lindhome and Kyle Dunnigan engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Myq Kaplan, Jamie Lee and Steve Agee make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Michael Ian Black, Kerri Kenney-Silver and Michael Showalter join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation. This episode features a reunion of the 90's sketch show "The State", with nearly every cast member making an appearance.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Julie Klausner, Jon Daly and Horatio Sanz on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Julian McCullough, Sean O'Connor and Annie Lederman engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Weird Al Yankovic, Scott Aukerman and Brian Posehn make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Arden Myrin, Al Madrigal and Rob Heubel join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Mike Lawrence, Jen Kirkman and Paul F. Tompkins engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Neal Brennan, Nikki Glaser and Ron Funches join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Rory Scovel, Beth Stelling and Jon Dore on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Kyle Kinane, Matt Braunger and Cristela Alonzo make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Kurt Braunohler, Mike Lawrence, and Kristen Schaal on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Ike Barinholtz, Jenny Slate, and Tom Lennon engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Doug Benson, Moshe Kasher, and Grace Helbig make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Kumail Nanjiani, Paul Scheer and Andrea Savage join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Doug Benson, Tom Lennon and Paul Scheer on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Neal Brennan, David Spade and Andi Osho engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Nikki Glaser, Judd Apatow and David Koechner go head to head, competing to come up with the funniest Google searches, OKCupid profiles, and other responses to Internet memes.

John Hodgman, Kurt Braunohler, and Grace Helbig join Chris Hardwick to dive into the internet wormhole and compete for the funniest take on the day's social media.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Julie Klausner, Paul F. Tompkins and Baron Vaughn on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Jason Sklar, Randy Sklar and Ron Funches mourn Blockbuster and riff about strange Craigslist items in this head to head competition.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Michael Che, Iliza Shlesinger and Rhys Darby make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Jonah Ray, Ali Wong and Howard Kremer compete to come up with the grossest, funniest, and strangest responses to Internet memes and events of the day.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Natasha Leggero, Moshe Kasher and Steve Agee on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

Scott Aukerman, Matt Besser and Megan Neuringer engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Patton Oswalt, Matt Braunger and Nikki Glaser make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Eugene Mirman, Kristen Schaal and Doug Benson join Chris Hardwick on a journey down the Internet wormhole, and compete to see who has the funniest take on the day's social media conversation.

Chris Hardwick puts contestants Tom Lennon, Kyle Kinane and Deon Cole on the spot to find the funny in online culture, from hashtags to weird reviews.

James Adomian, June Diane Raphael and Mike Lawrence engage in a battle of wits, and a series of competitions, based on the best (and worst) of social media. With host Chris Hardwick.

Host Chris Hardwick and guests Kurt Braunohler, Andy Daly and Brendon Walsh make comedy from the deepest, darkest recesses of social media and Internet culture.

Doug Benson, Natasha Leggero, and Kumail Nanjiani join Chris Hardwick to dive into the internet wormhole and compete for the funniest take on the day's social media.