Bunny and Coco are in Omaha, Nebraska for the week. They discuss how to make anyplace feel like Hollywood, Bunny's embarrassing experiences with director Alexander Payne, and how to throw a party.

Bunny and Coco go to the first Hollywood Block Party and touch something they shouldn't; James Franco curates a terrfying art exhibit about James Dean, young actors, and early death; Bunny recounts his meetings with Corey Haim and Gary Coleman; Coco discusses the great Hollywpood trash novel "Chocolates for Breakfast"; bad advice for how to deal with a cold.

With guest Donna Lethal, author and podcaster, Bunny and Coco discuss radical tour guides to Los Angeles, locations of hideous tragedies, Coco's first driving experience, Hollywood trash literature, and fashion tips.

Guest Augie Duke discusses being a Hollywood bad girl, and we discuss her grandfather, the legendary producer Maurice Duke, who claimed to have produced the worst films ever made. Also: hallucinogenic pineapples, rogue taxidermy, David Bowie dreams, Jackie Collins, and how to ruin a blind date.

Bunny and Coco discuss two LA anniversaries: The 50th anniversary of the great Tiki-Ti Polynesian cocktail bar, and the 20th anniversary of the LA Riots, which Bunny experienced and has his own terrifying tales of. Also: Bunny and Coco's war on Hollywood dog poop, fan letters to stars, and a reading from the work of one of Los Angeles' greatest (and trashiest) novelists, Jackie Collins.

Bunny and Coco take in a variety of art shows, including one featuring art inspired by David Lynch's "Twin Peaks," and are surprised at the number of real human skulls they discover. Also: The trouble with extra work and why you're a bad person if you don't like gin.

Guest Julia Marchese from the New Beverly Cinema discuss with Bunny and Coco revival house theaters, her petition to save 35mm films, vomit, and the effects of opera on vagrants.

Guest Abbie Cobb joins us in a discussion of Batman, Elmo fights, Chinese Theater superheroes, and extras who think they are directors.

Guest Jessica Jill Turner discusses the 40-minute movie her father made for $400 about a foul-mouthed, womanizing tennis shoe. Also: Dog poop, backround talent WTF, and Hollywood truth slap.

Tales from Hollywood. Bunny and Coco crash the premiere for American Reunion, search for alcohol on Ashton Kutcher's Two and a Half Men trailer, discuss background work, steal drinks at a bar, and can't sleep thanks to a man sleeping on a sofa outside their window.