S1·E65 What is Wrong With Your Face?

Episode recap

The sixty‑fifth episode of the first season of the NSFW Show, titled “What Is Wrong With Your Face?” follows the program’s established format of a weekly, irreverent talk and comedy session hosted by magician and scam artist Brian Brushwood and co‑host Justin Robert Young. As with other installments, the episode blends conversation with the series’ trademark off‑beat humor, unusual guests, and occasional games or stunts that underline the show’s “fun fest” character.

In this installment, Brett makes a return appearance. The episode’s central interview focuses on Brett’s new comic‑book project. During the discussion, the hosts inquire about the creative process behind the work, its themes, and the motivations that led Brett to pursue the medium. The conversation remains centered on the comic book itself, reflecting the show’s practice of giving guests a platform to showcase current endeavors.

In addition to the Brett segment, the episode includes a dedicated portion in which the hosts express appreciation for actor Charlie Sheen. The segment aligns with the series’ occasional practice of highlighting public figures, offering commentary or tribute that fits the program’s comedic and sometimes satirical tone. No further specifics about the nature of the appreciation are provided, but the inclusion underscores the show’s willingness to reference contemporary pop‑culture personalities.

Throughout the hour‑long broadcast, the hosts maintain the NSFW Show’s characteristic blend of informal banter and structured interview, allowing Brett to elaborate on his comic‑book work while also interspersing moments that acknowledge Charlie Sheen’s cultural presence. The episode’s pacing adheres to the series’ typical rhythm, moving between guest discussion and the hosts’ occasional asides or jokes, all within the framework of a comedy‑talk format. By combining a guest‑focused interview with a pop‑culture appreciation segment, the episode exemplifies the NSFW Show’s approach to delivering eclectic entertainment that mixes personal projects with broader media references.