This episode has it all: hilarious reactions to Al Roker rap references, some savage snaps on cameraman Bill, a critique of Sean's weatherman audition tape and some inside baseball on David Letterman's early-career hijinks.
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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.
The trench coat-wearing Deadman answers questions about his early days performing as Commando, locker room beef, Mike Tyson his impact on pro wrestling and how he wants his fans to remember him.
Chelsea Handler battles the wings of death with Sean Evans and discusses dogs, thirst traps, 50 Cent and so much more.
As she battles the wings of death, Singh discusses her collaborations with Dwayne Johnson and Michelle Obama, her love of pro wrestling and the importance of mental health for YouTubers.
Brad Leone answers burning questions from Bon Appétit co-star Claire Saffitz, explains the joys of noodling with Matty Matheson and teaches Sean Evans a few Turkey Day tricks.
E-40 is a hip-hop legend with more than three decades in the game - and he is ready to take on the heat.
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.
Ronda Rousey is a former bantamweight champion and the first woman to be inducted in the UFC Hall of Fame.
Despite his misgivings about the culinary quality of the wings of death, Gordon throws himself into the challenge. He discusses his chef influences, explains how to make the perfect scrambled eggs and tries to find an antidote to spicy food.
"Jackass" star Steve-O battles the likes of Dirty Dick's and Blair's Mega Death Sauce with Sean Evans on this highly anticipated episode.
CL is a global pop music icon who's back with her long-awaited debut studio album "Alpha," which includes the aptly titled single "Spicy" - but how is she with spicy food?
This episode has it all: hilarious reactions to Al Roker rap references, some savage snaps on cameraman Bill, a critique of Sean's weatherman audition tape and some inside baseball on David Letterman's early-career hijinks.
Global icon J Balvin eats the spiciest meal of his life with Sean Evans and discusses everything from late nights in Paris with Michael Jordan to how he almost ended up with the stage name Scotch Bonnet.
The Chicago native battles the wings of death and discusses everything from Kanye West's latest evolution to the relationship between rap and the Chicago White Sox. Will he finally ditch his independent roots and sign to the "Hot Ones" label?
Where does bravery end and bravado begin? Find out as pop superstar Liam Payne opens up about everything from dealing with parenting haters to the 1D bandmate who cries the most.
Quavo follows in the footsteps of Offset and attempts to scale the heights of Mount Scoville, discussing everything from Jeff Goldblum fits to studio sessions with DJ Khaled to partying with Elon Musk along the way.
Salma Hayek is an Academy Award-nominated actress and film producer who is here to conquer the spice.
With their debut album about to drop, Joji and Rich Brian share behind-the-scenes stories and test their friendship with some "Newlywed Game"-style questions on Da Bomb.
Andrew Rea is best known for his popular cooking channel and making iconic dishes inspired by TV and film.
Accurately dubbing "Hot Ones" a "cross between Charlie Rose and f*%king Jackass," the comedian Ricky Gervais gets pummeled by the Zombie Apocalypse and Da Bomb Beyond Insanity.
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