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Catch Natasha Leggero with special guests Reggie Watts, Fred Armisen, Chelsea Handler, Jeff Ross, Weird Al, and many, many more in the tub with Tash.


Tubbin' With Tash has arrived! In the series premiere, Natasha Leggero sits down with guest Chelsea Handler to discuss sex bruises and being drunk at funerals.

Natasha Leggero sits down with guests Chelsea Peretti and Reggie Watts for another episode of Tubbin' with Tash.

Natasha Leggero welcomes the host of the Eric Andre Show, Eric Andre, to the show.

Natasha Leggero and Sarah Silverman discuss Robin Williams, shaving bikini lines, and toss tampons at car windows on a new episode of Tubbin' with Tash.

Natasha Leggero shares the tub with Tig Notaro and Kumail Nanjiani. Things get scandalous when Tig starts to strip in the tub. The gang discusses a potential orgy and a surprise guest pops his head out from under the water.

Tom Lennon snorts prescription cocaine, Weird Al Yankovic screams like a pig, and Jules the Gardener rudely interrupts the show.

Jeff Ross joins Natasha Leggero in the hot tub for a roast war.
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