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The Jeselnik Offensive is an American late-night television program that airs on Comedy Central. It is hosted by stand-up comedian Anthony Jeselnik, who extends his onstage character into weekly, topical humor with a sociopathic, dark twist. The show primarily consists of a monologue and two panelists who join Jeselnik in adding a humorous take on shocking, lurid news stories. The series premiered February 19, 2013, on Comedy Central. It was renewed for a second season on April 26, 2013, and aired July 9, 2013.

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Season 1

10 episodes

S1 E1 · Aziz Ansari and Amy Schumer

Anthony reveals the best part of being pope, explores the funny side of cancer, and asks an expert about d**k pics.

S1 E2 · Nick Kroll and Patton Oswalt

Anthony shares some child mortality stats, explores what happens when group sex gets violent, and makes Patton and Nick defend their tweets.

S1 E3 · Billy Eichner and Kristen Schaal

Anthony finds the funny side of child abduction, shames the elderly and investigates Obama's sexuality.

S1 E4 · Doug Benson and Brian Posehn

Anthony defends Justin Bieber, chats about baby AIDS and uncovers the lighter side of necrophilia.

S1 E5 · Brett Gelman and Andy Kindler

Anthony shows off his staff's diversity, discovers strip club tax breaks, and makes Andy and Brett defend their tweets.

S1 E6 · Jonah Ray and Jeff Ross

Jeff and Jonah defend their tweets, discuss whether Barack Obama is Satan, and review Casey Anthony's parenting skills.

S1 E7 · T.J. Miller and John Mulaney

The Colorado shooter converts to Islam, bullet wounds look just like Italian food up close, and Anthony makes John and T.J. defend their tweets.

S1 E8 · Natasha Leggero and Jason Mantzoukas

A California chef slow-roasts his wife, two teens try to poison their teacher, and Jason and Natasha defend their tweets.

S1 E9 · Abby Elliott and Pete Holmes

Indian scientists design lingerie that shocks potential rapists, a Georgia high school has its first integrated prom in 30 years, and Pete and Abby defend their tweets.

S1 E10 · Kumail Nanjiani and Reggie Watts

Justin Bieber makes a Holocaust gaffe, a suspected murderer gets into the art business, and Kumail and Reggie defend their tweets.

Season 2

8 episodes

S2 E1 · Amy Schumer & Jim Norton

Anthony learns the ins and outs of necrophilia, we learn the history of the great Panel, football player Aaron Hernandez covers his murderous tracks, and Amy & Jim defend their tweets.

S2 E2 · Kumail Nanjiani & David Koechner

Anthony explores satanism, David Koechner has it out for Ariel Castro, and we explore Craigslist.

S2 E3 · Adam Pally & Casey Wilson

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S2 E4 · Doug Benson & Rob Huebel

Batman and Superman are teaming up, we're facing a nationwide sperm shortage, and chats with some experts about drunk driving.

S2 E5 · Joan Rivers & Dave Attell

Anthony goes after Islam, Joan Rivers explains why Old Sex is the best, and Dave Attell finds his inner Latino.

S2 E6 · Eric André & T.J. Miller

Anthony critiques celebrity fashion, TJ Miller gets under Anthony's skin, and Eric André has plenty of surprises of his own.

S2 E7 · Thomas Lennon & Marc Maron

Anthony is joined by Thomas Lennon and Marc Maron, and takes a look at body dysmorphia and plastic surgery in the segment "Sacred Cow."

S2 E8 · Nick Kroll & John Mulaney

Anthony is joined by Nick Kroll and John Mulaney, and plays thegame "How Many Things?"

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