Super Into - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Super Into with Michelle Rodriguez

Super Into with Rob Corddry

Super Into with Kesha

Super Into with Margaret Cho

Super Into with Alfonso Ribeiro

Super Into with Diablo Cody

Super Into with Greg Grunberg

Super Into with Aaron Paul

Super Into with Nick Young

Super Into with Reggie Watts and Adrianne Curry
Musician, comedian and Virtual Reality aficionado, Reggie Watts, takes Kevin to try some of the latest and most cutting-edge VR games; Kevin visits model and gamer Adrianne Curry in her private game room.

Super Into with RZA
Kevin joins RZA to explore the world of martial arts weaponry and discovers just how far RZA will go to improve his skills when he attempts an extreme ice-cold challenge.

Super Into with Paul Scheer
Paul and Kevin discover what it takes to be a secret agent when they go undercover and learn how to drive in a high speed chase, pick locks and escape from the trunk of a car; Paul is sent on a mission to carry out a daring rescue.
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