This week, we’re doing something a little different: looking back on the work of Jim Coyle and Mal Sharpe. Two brilliant comedians, decades ahead of their time. The comedy duo recorded a series of hilarious and bizarre man-on-the-street records in the 1960s. They’d approach people with usually an absurd proposition: let’s rob a bank together. Let’s give a stranger a child. Let’s become one person – all all three of us. Deeply weird and deeply funny questions. Jim Coyle died in 1993. Mal Sharpe died this past March. He was 83. We’re taking time to remember the comedy duo by revisiting a couple conversations with Mal Sharpe. The conversations are some of the first celebrity interviews on the show, back when it was called The Sound of Young America. We’ll also listen to some classic Coyle and Sharpe vox populi interviews.

This week we are excited to be joined by Tina Fey and Robert Carlock, the legendary co-creating and writing team behind 30 Rock and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, two of the funniest TV shows ever! Tina and Robert join us to talk about their new Netflix special, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt: Kimmy vs The Reverend, an interactive, choose-your- own-adventure style episode. Plus we’ll talk to them about how their partnership began on SNL, how they developed the idea for Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, and their two new upcoming projects.That’s on the next Bullseye!

Maybe you’re looking for a distraction. Maybe it’s a TV show. One that can transport somewhere else. Perhaps it’s a world where iguanas are mail carriers, and lawn hedges are trimmed with shaving cream and razors. “Three Busy Debras” is a weird show. It’s set in the fictional town of Lemoncurd, Connecticut. It’s a pristine, filthy rich suburb where pretty much everyone drives SUVs and owns a huge, perfect house. It follows the day-to-day lives of three housewives. All named Debra. They’re all a bit deranged. They brunch a lot. They kind of hate each other, but they hang out all the time. There’s a lot of strange things that make the show surreal, off-beat, hilarious and totally unique. We’ll chat with the creative minds behind “Three Busy Debras”: Sandy Honig, Mitra Jouhari and Alyssa Stonoha. They’ll explain what it means to be a Debra, and where they initially got the idea of the Debras. Plus, what it was like to perform at Carnegie Hall.

We’re joined by comedian Eugene Mirman! The comedian and writer has opened for comedy duo Flight of the Conchords and played Yvgeny Mirminsky on Adult Swim’s Delocated. He is also the voice of “Gene Belcher” on the popular Fox animated series Bob’s Burgers. We’ll talk about his latest project, a documentary titled It Started as a Joke. It’s about Brooklyn’s alt comedy scene as well as a personal story about his family. Eugene joins Bullseye to discuss dealing with grief, defining space in his life for silliness and why community is so important to him. All that and more on the next Bullseye!

This week, we’re joined by the great Nikki Glaser! Nikki has been a star in the standup community for years, but she’s probably best known for her performances on Comedy Central’s Celebrity Roasts where her devastating one-liners really get to shine. She joins us to talk about her latest stand-up special Bangin’. Plus, she shares how she’s keeping busy during quarantine, how she felt the first time she did standup, and what it’s like to be a woman in comedy.

We’re joined by the great Christoph Waltz! We’ll talk about his breakout role in Inglourious Basterds – Quentin Tarantino’s bonkers World War II action thriller. At the time, Waltz was a relative newcomer to American films. His role as Colonel Hans Landa earned him not only his first ever Academy Award nomination, but also his first Academy Award. Almost overnight, he became an American movie star: The Green Hornet, Django Unchained, the most recent James Bond movies. His latest project is Most Dangerous Game on the mobile streaming platform Quibi. It’s a retelling of the classic short story by Richard Connell. We chat about that, dive into his Opera career, how he stumbled into acting, and so much more!