Kroll Show

January. 16,2013      TV-14
Rating:
7
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Kroll Show is an American sketch comedy television series created by and starring comedian Nick Kroll.

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Seasons 3 : 2015

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Episode 1 - Gigolo H-O-R-S-E
January. 13,2015

Bobby Bottleservice plays an elaborate game of H-O-R-S-E with his fellow gigolos; Mikey gets addicted to pills on Wheels, Ontario.

Episode 2 - Pleep Ploop
January. 20,2015

The Too Much Tuna guys prank a doctor and leave New York; "Show Us Your Songs"; Dr. Armond meets potential companions.

Episode 3 - Bangs
January. 27,2015

PubLIZity's Liz leaves town to grow out her bangs and joins a team of gold miners in the mountains; the Too Much Tuna guys hit the road and prank a trucker; Wendy accidentally dies after the Rich Dicks try flatlining.

Episode 4 - Karaoke Bullies
February. 03,2015

The Pawnsylvania crew travels to Maryland for Murph's wedding where Don is upset when he isn't asked to be the best man; Nash Rickey takes a stand against the Karaoke Bullies with the help of Liz's niece Denise.

Episode 5 - The In Addition Tos
February. 10,2015

Bobby Bottleservice directs an action movie in which he must rescue his mother from Eagle Wing, C-Czar goes on a date with a coworker despite his feelings for Pretty Liz, and Mikey questions his sexuality on "Wheels, Ontario."

Episode 6 - Lizards vs. Penguins
February. 17,2015

PubLIZity plans a party for the Illuminati; the European offers to help an underground organization take the Illuminati down; Fabrice Fabrice hosts a game show called Crab Cab.

Episode 7 - Twins
February. 24,2015

Tunes is arrested for detonating a locker bomb in Wheels, Ontario; Farley gives lawyer Ruth Diamond Phillips a makeover; Bobby Bottleservice decides to rebrand himself and become a country star.

Episode 8 - The Commonwealth Games
March. 03,2015

Show Us Your Songs travels all over the British Commonwealth searching for talent; Bryan La Croix has a huge fight with Gene Creemers; Murph's gambling lands him problems in Pittsburgh.

Episode 9 - Body Bouncers
March. 10,2015

The Rich Dicks open a restaurant called Dunch; Ruth Diamond Phillips is attracted to her new client Ref Jeff; Bobby Bottleservice enters his own body to bounce Farley from his heart.

Episode 10 - The Time of My Life
March. 17,2015

Dr. Armond goes to Europe to chase his wife's killer and makes a discovery on "Show Us Your Songs." Also: C-Czar and Bob Ducca meet with PubLIZity to pitch their new invention.

Episode 11 - This Has Been Such An Amazing Experience
March. 24,2015

Wendy of the Rich Dicks decides to get a bris so he can convert to Judaism; PubLIZity plans Wendy's elaborate Bris Mitzvah; the Too Much Tuna guys pull an amazing final prank.

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