Season 5 - Episode Guide

Full Frontal ponders this week's myriad failures of democracy, argues that the state of dental care in America could use a good check up, and bravely takes on the terrifying world of healthcare costs.

Full Frontal watches from a safe distance as the president embarks on a revenge tour and highlights the new right-wing propaganda site targeting Gen-Z. Plus, Sam meets the MVPs of the impeachment trial.

Full Frontal attempts to strong arm its way through the massive onslaught of topical news, including all things Super Tuesday! Plus, Sam uncovers the sins committed by Christian healthcare sharing ministries.

Full Frontal covers the harmful side effects of COVID-19 and rates the nature of our current gig-based economy at 0 stars. Then Mike Rubens heads south to learn how Trump's border wall is definitely messing with Texas.

From the socially-isolated comfort of the woods in her backyard, Sam brings her audience up to speed on how the current quarantine efforts are impacting American workers, what ER doctors are seeing on the front lines of this pandemic.

Sam gets the hang of this 'doing a show from the woods' thing with an episode that's full of the impact coronavirus has had on women, a discussion with Stacey Abrams, and a tune that's the perfect accompaniment to filling out the census.

This week, Sam exposes all the shady acts committed by the Trump administration that have been overshadowed by COVID-19, gets a lesson in "legislating from home" from Katie Porter, and opens her wood shed to find musical guest, Jewel!

Sam exposes how coronavirus is affecting people of color and then basks in the glow of real leadership that emanates from Sen. Elizabeth Warren. Plus, Author Michael Lewis gives Mike Rubens reasons to regret not stockpiling hand sanitizer.

Sam "gets her sweat off" in her woodland gym, argues that the country is nowhere near ready to reopen, and interviews frontline health care workers facing a massive shortage of PPE. Plus, Mt. Joy performs from Sam's shed!

This week, Sam launches her plan to save the Postal Service and tries to keep up with all the work Kamala Harris is doing to keep our democracy intact. Plus, musical guest MILCK stops by the shed!

Full Frontal argues that the social safety nets helping Americans during this pandemic could have been used all along. Plus, Allana Harkin has a parent/teacher conference with educators and Vanessa Carlton performs from Sam's shed!

Samantha Bee, who like the rest of the country is still adjusting to working from home, is broadcasting new episodes from her backyard! Executive Producer Jason Jones, Bee's husband and quarantine roommate, will film the episode from a socially distant six feet away - and even further away if it's a better angle for Bee.

Full Frontal delivers full-throated support to the BLM movement in response to years of police brutality and recognises that ineffective police reforms are a thing of the past; it's time to defund the police.

Full Frontal highlights the rampant Republican-led voter suppression targeting black and brown communities, solves the mystery of "Reference Man," and enjoys a performance from Dirty Projectors!

Full Frontal delves into all the ways our country has continuously harmed its trans citizens and calls on its audience to show their support for the Black Trans Lives Matter movement! Plus, Tarana Burke offers an important note on discussing police brutality, while the Full Frontal correspondents learn how to take on the pandemic like true Olympians.

Full Frontal highlights the president's continued war against the free press and pushes a new campaign to support the endangered Postal Service! Plus, Mike Brown learns how to do the "riot" thing and the Silversun Pickups deliver a snappy performance.

Full Frontal weighs in on the mask debate, advocates for the rollback of homophobic restrictions on blood donations, and discusses food insecurity in America with Mettalica's Lars Ulrich.

Full Frontal takes a page from Guy Fieri's cookbook and taste tests the different ways state governments have responded to COVID-19. Masha Gessen returns to give us a hopeful look at the future and MisterWives delivers a joyful performance!

Samantha discuss the third day of the Democratic National Convention, VP nominee Kamala Harris and the universal mail-in voting.

Samantha discusses USPS issues, Michelle Obama's address, and the southern strategy that saw the GOP play on white prejudice in the 1960s.

The police shooting of Jacob Blake and their sanctioning of militia violence in response to the protests; why women turn to pseudoscience; a 2020 election simulation.

Samantha Bee discusses President Donald Trump's unfounded claim for a COVID-19 vaccine before the U.S election; how the U.S presidential campaign has politicized the coronavirus.

Samantha Bee argues the importance of down ballot races this November, while Naomi Ekperigin gets a lesson in effective social media activism that deserves to go viral. Plus, Black Pumas perform!

An important message in response to the loss of Ruth Bader Ginsburg; elaborating on the horrifying for-profit industry that is private detention centers; how to anticipate this election's October surprise.

Analysis of the first presidential debate; the idea of school choice; Amy Hoggart dives into the world of roller derby to see how an effective COVID-19 plan is being put into action.

Reactions to voter suppression occurring around the country; interviews a panel of former political hopefuls who lost extremely close races; the not-so-highlights of the last four years.

Samantha Bee, who like most of the country is still working from home, is broadcasting new episodes from her backyard! Executive Producer Jason Jones, Bee's husband and quarantine roommate, will film the episode from a socially distant six feet away - and even further away if it's a better angle for Bee.

Samantha discusses the anxiety-inducing US presidential election results, as votes are still being counted, as well as all the craziness to arise from election day around the country.

Samantha Bee discusses the outcome of the 2020 presidential election, including all the inclusive members of Congress sworn in; how Trump is refusing to leave the White House.

Giving the gift of social distance this holiday season; N.Y. Attorney General Letitia James shares that former presidents aren't above the law; Infinity Song performs "Mad Love."

The lasting effects of President Trump's pardoning spree; U.S. representative-elect Cori Bush's optimism; a strong case for treating housing like a human right.

Celebrating the holiday season with an episode dedicated to the Georgia runoffs; Sam explains what these races mean, then interviews Senate candidate Jon Ossoff; Allana Harkin travels to Georgia to meet voters; Ludacris spreads holiday cheer.