Engineer and all-around good guy Mark Rober stopped by First We Feast’s studio to take on the spiciest of wings. After chugging down a dose of Pepto Bismol, he talks about his new Discovery show Revengineers, his experiences working at NASA, his best builds, and how to always win a coin toss.
(PG-13: Language) Supervillains take note: if you want to shut down Spider-Man, feed him the spiciest hot sauce you can. Actor Tom Holland stopped by Hot Ones to talk about playing Peter Parker, give Sean some golf tips, and eventually calls for a doctor. And to think, he almost started with the spiciest wing.
(PG-13) Self-proclaimed professional idiot Steve-O returns to Hot Ones for another round of butt-burning sauces. For the season 14 (yep, that’s right) finale, the daredevil and comedian is back to outdo himself while he talks about his most ill-advised stunts, his love for skateboarding, and immortalizing his exploits on video.
Actor, writer, and comedian Kevin James puts his tastebuds to the test on Hot Ones, munching on powerful wings while talking NASCAR, UFC, YouTube, comfort food, and his other passions. You know the sauce is spicy when you forget who you are.
Hot Ones wraps up its 13th (yes, 13th) season with the charming Daniel Radcliffe. The star of Harry Potter and many other films, TV shows, and Broadway talks about his latest film Escape from Pretoria, his love for quiz shows, dealing with paparazzi, and playing Swiss Army Man, all while taking the increasing heat in stride.
“I do have a very active ulcer right now, so I don’t know if that’ll be an issue.” While on tour to promote his new film Downhill, Will Ferrell dropped by the First We Feast studios to enjoy (or not) some wings with Sean Evans. Can the man who ate spaghetti with Pop-Tarts and maple syrup survive the hottest of hot sauces?
She’s faced down everyone from Walder Frey to the Night King, but can the hero of Game of Thrones handle her hot sauce the way she handled Needle? Tune into this episode of Hot Ones, and find out as Maisie Williams faces one of her deadliest foes – spicy vegan wings.
(PG-13: Language) After their publicist got turned down for a spot on First We Feast’s Hot Ones, Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes aka Jay and Silent Bob decided to do their own version of the interview show to promote their upcoming reboot. Clearly, Kevin does not have the spice tolerance that Sean Evans has developed.
(PG-13: Language) Actor and performance artist Shia LaBeouf certainly has had his share of struggles and crazy moments. But in his spicy interview with Sean Evans, he comes across as surprisingly charming, down-to-earth, and relatable. We’re really looking forward to seeing him in Honey Boy.
(PG-13: Language) Actor, comedian, impressionist, and musician Jay Pharoah made a big splash on his earlier Hot Ones appearance, so he couldn’t resist a return to the spicy interview table, where he brought along guest stars Keanu Reeves, Kanye, Nic Cage, and Idris Elba.
(PG-13: Language) Kristin Bell dropped by the First We Feast studio to take on some spicy sauces while sharing stories of her career, growing up in the Midwest, her love of Big Boy and sloths, the philosophy of The Good Place, and more. Like most things Kristin does, she makes the Hot Ones challenge look easy.
(PG-13: Language) Sean Evans sits down for a meal with notoriously stonefaced actress Aubrey Plaza to talk about her ghost cat, Chris Pratt and Nick Offerman’s farts, bat at invisible flies, tear up, and snort milk bubbles out of her nose. We love how they scored Tums as a sponsor.
“Do people drink milk? Am I allowed to do that?” We’ve watched and featured more than our share of “Hot Ones” episodes here at The Awesomer, and while each interview is different, there are a few things which are consistent throughout the series. Scott Cramer’s parody sums it up quite well.
(PG-13: Language) The 76ers’ two-way superstar Jimmy Butler gets buckets, but can he get through Hot Ones’ challenge? Watch the NBA star talk about wine, the difference between college coaches and NBA coaches, the infamous Timberwolves practice, and more.
(PG-13: Language) The multi-talented Ken Jeong dropped by Hot Ones to talk about sharing a trailer with Donald Glover, the downsides of being a standup comic who’s also a doctor, his 30 for 30 short film and more while trying to finish the show’s challenge.
(PG-13: Language) Broad City creators Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer dropped by Hot Ones to take on spicy cauliflower “wings,” while regaling us with stories of their online success, making an insane mobile game, and some of their more delicious experiences with edibles.
(PG-13: Language) Hot Ones reaches its peak by opening its eighth season with none other than mega celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay. Watch him criticize the show’s wings, share true kitchen nightmares, down a bottle of Pepto Bismol and much more.
Weird Al Yankovic talks about being hated because of fake parodies, the sexiness of the accordion, interacting with the artists he parodied, playing Wheel of Fortune with James Brown, the funniest rock song and more while nibbling on hot wings.
Famed TODAY host and weatherman Al Roker sits down with First We Feast’s Sean Evans to talk about the ups and downs of live television, Russian cheezy bread, rap lyrics, and to light his tongue on fire while maintaining a total Roker poker face.
YouTube’s premiere tech reviewer Marques Brownlee aka MKBHD talks about his passion for ultimate frisbee, the history behind his boxes of Honey Nut Cheerios, getting blocked by Gal Gadot and more while suffering Hot Ones’ hot wings.
(PG-13: Language) “Breathing hurts.” Atomic Blonde herself Charlize Theron talks about South African cookouts, the rise of streaming and online videos, bizarre reality shows, tabloid culture and more while having her breath taken away by hot wings.
(PG-13: Language) “My expectations today are that it’s gonna hurt, and tomorrow is gonna be a disaster.” Ty Burrell, best known as Phil Dunphy in Modern Family, talks about being a firefighter, dealing with rejection as an actor, making the most out of your luck and more.
