Tiny Tiny Talk Show

Host Whitney Rice welcomes Emmy Award Winner and Veep star Tony Hale on her tiny couch, where Tony answers random Reddit AMA questions. Also Viner Meghan McCarthy and Tony try to determine if lines of dialogue are from 50 Shades of Gray or just Miley Cyrus tweets.

Napoleon Dynamite' star Jon Heder gives his expert opinion on fan art, while Whitney Rice welcomes social media star Brittany Furlan. Jon and Brittany then are put to the test, as Whitney quizzes them on their knowledge of football, in preparation for the Super Bowl.

Community' star Gillian Jacobs shares what inspired her to direct a documentary about Grace Hopper, one of the first computer programers. Gwyneth Paltrow is all upset about not being cast in the all-female 'Ghostbusters.' Plus, Keek star and singer Tiffany Alvord stops by for a 30 second slumber party.

Boy Next Door star Ryan Guzman talks about what it was like to kiss Jennifer Lopez. Kevin Brueck from "Annoying Orange" talks to Whitney about pranks. Plus, all three get in on a game of "6-Second Seductions."

Dennis Haysbert, star of "24" and "Backstrom," stops by the tiny couch to offer some dramatic readings of classic Disney songs. Then, young Australian ruffians The Janoskians give us some insight into who's the messiest and who has the foulest mouth. And everyone gets in on a game of "Real or Fake" with Australian and American slang words.

Brent Morin and Rick Glassman from "Undateable" play the "Bromance Game" to see how well they know each other. Charlamagne Tha God makes some Valentine's Day e-cards. And Whitney tries to go on a live tinder date on the show.

Whitney tries to get some info about Jurassic World from Lauren Lapkus. Flula gets on the tiny couch to discuss Pitch Perfect 2. Then, everyone tries to sell Girl Scout Cookies to celebrities. Plus, Whitney sits down with the legendary Larry King.

Matt Jones tells us about some unmade Breaking Bad spinoffs. Megan Amram talks about Twitter and her new book "Science for Her." And everyone gets in on a 60-Second Science Fair.

Paul Scheer fills us in on the final season of The League, and discusses some pilots he hopes will get picked up. King Bach joins Paul on the couch to deliver a message to his friend Justin Bieber. Then, both guys compete for Whitney in a 60-second version of the Bachelorette.

Kevin McHale visits our tiny set to dish about the series finale of 'Glee,' and to geek out about 'Game of Thrones.' Speaking of GoT, writer/producer Bryan Cogman stops by to delve deep into the smash hit series. Whitney introduces them to the 'real' Game of Thrones that the books were based on.