Host Jimmy Smagula invites a guest to guide him through the stress of eating a food he has never tried before.
Jonathan Bennett (Mean Girls, Finding Mr. Christmas) feeds Jimmy a sloppy joe for the first time. They also discuss Jonathan making his broadway debut alongside Jimmy in the revival of Spamalot, his relationship with the Hallmark channel and his favorite places to eat in Palm Springs. Jimmy's mom tells of her love for Hallmark movies but her disappointment in Lifetime movies.
Leslie Rodriguez Kritzer (Tony nominee Spamalot, Hazbin Hotel) feeds Jimmy Kombucha for the first time. They also discuss starring in Spamalot on broadway together, taking a tour of important locations from The Sopranos together and an enchanting evening together when Jimmy mistakenly took mushrooms. Jimmy's mother is adamant that she owns solar lights.
Zach Noe Towers (Good Sod Pod, Heavy Butter) feeds Jimmy kimchi for the first time. They also discuss Zach's inability to burp, Jimmy's fear of fermentation and Jimmy's shameful nightly dessert. Jimmy's mom shares her famous meatball recipe.
Jimmy and his mother Lois recap many of your favorite Baby Mouth episodes from past seasons. Lois discusses the mafia, her epic journey trying to unlock her cell phone and struggles to remember the last time she was on a boat.
SEASON THREE PREMIERE! Rachel Dratch (SNL, Woo Woo With Rachel Dratch) feeds Jimmy borscht for the first time. They also discuss performing together in Guys and Dolls, various foods she is eating while in New England and their shared love of ice cream. Jimmy's mother describes "not feeling anything" when a 3.0 earthquake hits nearby.
Cole Escola (Oh Mary!, Search Party, At Home with Amy Sedaris) feeds Jimmy cottage cheese for the first time. They also discuss Cole's favorite NYC take out places, the dangers of chicken, and Cole's "grandma mouth." Jimmy's mom talks about her expensive haircut.
RE-RELEASE! Melissa Fumero feeds Jimmy figs for the first time. They also discuss growing up in Lyndhurst, NJ, getting a musical theatre education at NYU and Melissa's audition for Brooklyn 99 . Jimmy's mother tells us about her favorite soap operas and figs on a string.
Bridger Winegar (I Said No Gifts, The Afterparty) feeds Jimmy a gyro for the first time. They also discuss soda thieves, breakfast bars and Bridger's need for quiet. Jimmy's mom reveals that she is afraid of boats.
Caissie St. Onge (Busy Phillips is Doing Her Best, The Rosie O'Donnell Show) feeds Jimmy crab rangoon for the first time. They also discuss her time with David Letterman, working at The Rosie O'Donnell Show and our shared love of donuts. Jimmy's mom has low battery on her cell phone.
Orfeh (Pretty Woman, Legally Blonde, Tony and Grammy Nominee) feeds Jimmy zucchini for the first time. They also discuss highlights from their 25 year friendship, Orfeh's first broadway audition and her dedication to animal rescue. Jimmy's mom can't remember the last time she went to the movies.
Langan Kingsley (The Goldbergs, Corporate) feeds Jimmy tempeh for the first time. They also discuss encounters with various bugs, Langan's deep love of animals and the potential of a tempeh parmigiana. Jimmy's mother reveals that the highest elevation she has ever experienced was a 12th floor room at the Borgata hotel and casino.
Zachary James (The Metropolitan Opera's Akhnaten, Broadway's The Addams Family) feeds Jimmy gazpacho for the first time. They also discuss Jimmy's first exposure to opera, Zach's performing at the Metropolitan Opera and Zach's special connection to gazpacho. Jimmy's mother recaps the storylines of her favorite soap operas.
Carey O'Donnell (Heathers, Billy on the Street) feeds Jimmy octopus for the first time. They also discuss overalls going out of fashion, the intelligence of the octopus and shaving parties. Jimmy's mom proclaims that she will never run for office.
Jon Millstein (What a Day) feeds Jimmy poke for the first time. They also discuss Jon's latest fitness routine, his disdain for shrimp sushi and the feeling of a couch made of pork buns. Jimmy's mom is adamant about not joining any kind of social media.
Bridger Winegar (I Said No Gifts, The Afterparty) feeds Jimmy a gyro for the first time. They also discuss soda thieves, breakfast bars and Bridger's need for quiet. Jimmy's mom reveals that she is afraid of boats.
Candice Coke (Kevin Can F Himself) feeds Jimmy sushi for the first time. They also discuss Candice's time as a dancer for many major pop artists, her idea of a wonderful dining experience and her many healthful routines. Jimmy's mom comes to grips with her loud speaking voice.
Renika Williams (The Sex Lives of College Girls) feeds Jimmy Fried Okra for the first time. They also discuss their college experiences, Los Angeles and their shared love of french fries. All hell breaks loose when Lois' cord comes out of her iphone.
Aaron Tveit (Scmigadoon, Moulin Rouge Broadway) feeds Jimmy seitan for the first time. They also discuss working together in regional theater, Aaron's experience winning a Tony award and returning to Broadway after the Covid shutdown. Jimmy's mom has no interest in ever walking a red carpet.
Kara Klenk (That's Messed Up podcast) feeds Jimmy an artichoke for the first time. They also discuss a mysterious phone mix up, Jimmy's episode of SVU and various cheeses and dips. Jimmy's mother is stressed about rising prices at the dollar store.
Jared Goldstein (The Unicorn, Nikki Fre$h) feeds Jimmy a wheatgrass shot for the first time. They also discuss Jared's Broadway debut as a child, chiropractors and the infamous Tom Cruise coconut cake. Jimmy's mom wishes to look like Tamron Hall.
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