Brian Volk-Weiss

This multi-episode documentary series takes viewers on the definitive in-depth journey behind the scenes of one of the greatest landmark franchises of all time: Star Trek. Celebrating the show's 55th anniversary, each episode focuses on a different chapter in the groundbreaking program's history. Interviews with the cast, crew, and experts including one of Leonard Nimoy's final in-depth Trek interviews reveal never-before-heard backstage stories and...

Super 7 can be traced back to the magazine born out of owner Brian Flynn's love of collecting Kaiju toys. Since then, it's grown into not only a retailer of collectibles & apparel, but also as a producer of esoteric & imaginative products.

Nick Mayor & Jen Lamasters exude the same kind of cool as the Chicago neighborhood their store Bric-A-Brac Records & Toys calls home, Logan Square.

The fourth episode of Coming To The Stage features Barbara Gray and Danny Soloman, hosted by Andy Kindler. They discuss everything from dating in LA to being the weird kid in grade school. Meanwhile, Mr. Microphone struggles with his own joke writing.

Growing up listening to hip-hop with parents in a small town in India and facing difficulties living with long hair as a man are just two of the hilarious topics covered by Neel Nanda and Anto Chan in this episode of Coming To The Stage hosted by Andy Kindler. Meanwhile, Mr. Microphone travels to Hollywood Boulevard to get a taste of Hollywood.

In the second episode of Season 4, Host Andy Kindler brings Emily Maya Mills and Yedoye Travis to the stage. Emily discusses the sometimes awkward transition of becoming a stepmom, while Yedoye discusses the casual racism he encounters on a daily basis. Meanwhile, Mr. Microphone sits down for an interview with Todd Bridges.

Famous actor and stand-up comedian Jamie Kennedy welcomes Sarah Afkami & Andrew Orolfo to the stage. They discuss everything from growing up as a Persian in Texas to how man buns breed confidence. And Mr. Microphone starts a new job.

Veteran comedian George Wallace welcomes Elliot Morgan and Nate Jackson to the stage. Elliot talks about being an "influencer" and how he looks like Sam Smith and Mr. Bean had a baby. Nate ponders if there are any good women left. Plus, Mr. Microphone reunites with an ex at an audition.

Master comedian Jamie Kennedy introduces Josh Comers & Michael Truesdale to the stage. They discuss everything from to almost getting hit by a bus to having three kids in Los Angeles. Also, Mr. Microphone tries to find inner-peace at a yoga retreat.

In the season finale, host George Wallace brings Martin Morrow & Bill Santiago to the stage. They talk about everything from homophobic reggae music to making fun of religion and why science doesn't make sense sometimes. Also, Mr. Microphone valets cars in the hopes it will get him into the comedy business.