Very Important People - Season 2
Season 2
Comedians are given makeovers to be transformed into someone completely new, and then have a fully-improvised interview with host Vic Michaelis.
Episodes
Zeke Aaron McKinley
Vic interviews fourth grader Zeke Aaron McKinley (Anna Garcia) and finds out how he became rocks.
Hayes Steele
Vic interviews almost billionaire Hayes Steele (Jacob Wysocki) and discusses how he became rich.
Jukebox
Vic interviews intergalactic warrior Jukebox (Chris Redd) and learns about the future war.
Fourth Witch
Vic interviews the fourth Wayward Sister (Kimia Behpoornia) and does some prop comedy.
Barbara and Bill
Vic interviews Barbara and Bill (Kate Berlant and John Early), undead megachurch owners.
Ta'Tania Jackson
Vic interviews fairy Ta'Tania Jackson (Danielle Pinnock) and learns how to be a dominatrix.
Phoenix
Vic interviews Phoenix (Zac Oyama), an apparition with some unfinished business.
David Hoyle Jr.
Vic interviews David Hoyle Jr. (Paul F. Tompkins), a midnight louse exploring the daytime world.
Steffi Pops
Vic interviews their childhood toy Steffi Pops (Corin Wells) and plays some scary games.
Dan Wesley Sharron
Vic interviews frozen man Dan Wesley Sharron (Bobby Moynihan) and gets the exclusive on who he is.
Skyler DeMarco
Vic interviews sweepstakes winner Skyler DeMarco (Paul Robalino) and gets a computer hacking demo.
Jordache
Vic interviews Jordache (Echo Kellum), an Atlantean looking for love on the surface world.
Claude McCaw
Vic interviews Claude McCaw (Alex Song-Xia) and discusses their evil business, McCaw Industries.
Greg and Charlotte Excitement
Vic interviews married wrestlers Greg & Charlotte Excitement (Brennan Lee Mulligan & Izzy Roland).
Candice
Vic interviews Candice (Nicole Byer) and gets a lesson on teen culture.
Spencer
Vic interviews Spencer (Lisa Gilroy), a baby demon from Hell looking for a new dad.
Very Important Bonus Content
Here are all the moments left on the cutting room floor from season 2 of Very Important People.
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