SEASON PREMIERE: Billy Eichner’s series returns, this time on TruTV, and the reason it’s worth noting, and watching, is because of its opening-night guest star, Tina Fey, who joins Eicher for a clever surprise-the-passersby bit.

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Larry

I don't who your blowing to get on tv. Butt you have absolutely no,as in none,talent,in fact,your repulsive.and should stay out in San Francisco, where at least your own kind laugh at u.they lie,and claim that this is ur fifth year on tv.maybe on the local news,but u will not even last until Jan.2016 . I'm sure that where u come from, somebody saying that u suck,is compliment. But we'll c if you last even six shows,then maybe by then,you'll realise,that IT NOT A COMPLIMENT. Ur just dumb, and u suck. Go back to waiteresting. And bending over at the waist.

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