The "White & Nerdy" icon takes on the vegan wings of death. As the Scovilles mount, Weird Al shares anecdotes about meeting Sir Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson and getting co-signed by Kurt Cobain.
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Andrew Zimmern may have traveled the globe eating chilies in Thailand, but he's never faced Da Bomb and the Last Dab: Apollo. Watch him share wisdom on everything from the cultural significance of supermarkets to birria tacos.
Cole Bennett is a music video director, an entrepreneur and the man behind the Lyrical Lemonade media empire.
David Harbour is an Emmy- and Tony-nominated actor taking on the wings of death and discusses everything from Shakespeare to penguins to underground poker clubs.
Zoe Saldaña is an actor who lays claim to some of the biggest box-office franchises of our time, from "Avatar" to "Guardians of the Galaxy."
The Rat King takes on the wings of death and chats with Sean Evans as if they were lifelong buddies. Theo talks about climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, capturing chimps in Louisiana and adapting to the L.A. lifestyle.
Paul Dano is an actor you know from his acclaimed performances in films like "The Batman," "Little Miss Sunshine," "There Will Be Blood" and many more.
DeVine takes on the wings of death in the first-ever "Hot Ones" Fourth of July special. Along the way, he channels Macho Man Randy Savage, discusses his hilarious "Pitch Perfect" audition and explains why his dad hung up on Joe Biden.
The "White & Nerdy" icon takes on the vegan wings of death. As the Scovilles mount, Weird Al shares anecdotes about meeting Sir Paul McCartney & Michael Jackson and getting co-signed by Kurt Cobain.
Niall Horan is a pop hitmaker who is currently a first-time coach on NBC's The Voice a look at how he is with spicy food.
Tessa Thompson is an actress whose resume runs the gamut from critically acclaimed indies to TV hits to box office-shattering blockbusters, including "Westworld," "Creed" and many more.
The multitalented actor and former physician Ken Jeong faces off against the wings of death. Jeong dispels common medical myths, discusses encounters with NBA legends like Shaq and Kevin Durant and even gives Sean a free check-up.
Comedy legend Artie Lange battles through Zombie Apocalypse and Da' Bomb, cracking jokes about everything from Kanye West to overzealous touchdown dances along the way.
One of the nicest dudes in Hollywood takes on some of the least nice hot sauces on the planet. Paul Rudd breaks down the alternate "Anchorman" script, shares his love for David Letterman and improvises a tearful scene inspired by the wings of death.
Andrew Callaghan is a journalist you know best from his work on Channel 5 News, which ranges from gonzo profiles of Florida Man folk heroes to boots-on-the-ground field pieces in war-torn Ukraine.
Australian superstar Jacob Elordi takes on the wings of death and discusses the influence of Marlon Brando, sitting courtside at MSG with Simu Liu and rock-bottom auditions.
The popstar behind smash hits like "Don't Start Now" and "Physical" faces off against the wings of death and discusses everything from seeing 50 Cent live in Kosovo to the enduring appeal of Goosebumps sweatpants.
Mila Kunis takes on the wings of death while breaking down NFTs, explaining what it's like to have Conan O'Brien as a neighbor and fact-checking Ashton Kutcher's episode of "Hot Ones."
David Blaine is known all over the world for his street magic and endurance stunts, which include being buried alive for seven days and holding his breath underwater for 17 minutes, but how is he with spicy food?
Hollywood vet Colin Farrell tackles the spice as he discusses upcoming projects, including The Batman.
The Greatest Band in the World goes wing for wing with Sean Evans. Along they way, the comedic duo discusses everything from Jack's infamous Dorito Burrito to Kanye West to their animated YouTube series.
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