Studio C - Season 15

Will Forte (Saturday Night Live, The Last Man on Earth) guest stars. A super villain's cat has a secret. A worker is stuck in a vat of cereal. Behind the scenes of the recording session for the Seinfeld theme song.

Jason Gray struggles in an unnecessarily complex warmup game. Cast members impersonate Tom Cruise, Billie Eilish, Chris Rock, Taylor Swift, Cher, Ariana Grande, Owen Wilson, Adam Driver and James Corden.

FBI Agents canvas an apartment complex. A waitress compromises a spy mission. A defense program seeks funding. Journalists react to Apollo 13. Loki interviews Nick Fury. A hero's eating habits are revealed.

Bob Iger reveals Disney’s newest live-action remake of Ratatouille. Loki interviews Doctor Strange. A driver claims his car turned invisible. Jason Gray finds a video he made in junior high school.

A Hogwarts sorting ceremony leads to some unexpected pronouncements, including Tourette Syndrome and OCD. Mister Rogers and Mr. McFeely learn about the wonders of crayons. Jetta Juriansz snaps as her roommate says goodnight to everything in the room.

Jason Gray announces Studio C's all new streaming platform, Studio C+. “Shows” on the new app include Loki’s interview with Spider-Man, Garet Allen deciding what to wear, and a snappy West Side Story parody.

Dalton Johnson hosts a “True Crime” edition of Studio C. Agent Brinlee (Jetta Juriansz) gets a suspect to reveal information. A clueless juror (Naomi Winders) can’t make up her mind. An Alexa smart speaker is a witness in a criminal case.

John Hancock signs the Declaration so well that the founding fathers name signatures after him. Romeo and Juliet suffer through several rounds of spicy wings as they lie on their deathbed.

BYU Men's Basketball coach Mark Pope guest stars in this sports-themed episode. Pope subs in as director of the show. A soccer commentator can't wait to announce a goal. Tanner Gillman gives a rousing speech to puppies. The cast joins the BYU Men's Basketball team on the court.

Jetta struggles to find a date to a wedding. A Christopher Nolan movie about a budding romance gets intense. The bride and groom have some confusion over names.