Plot Synopsis

Featuring a variety of styles including documentary, animation, music videos and scripted shorts, this half-hour weekly series, hosted by Rachel Dratch, showcases never-before-seen short-form comedy content from both emerging and established creators. The 10-episode first season of RACHEL DRATCH'S LATE NIGHT SNACK features the following shorts:

ALEC BALDWIN'S LOVE RIDE: Renowned International Relationship Expert Alec Baldwin takes surprised but game couples for a ride in his office/limo, learning their stories and providing them with hilarious (and sometimes poignant) relationship advice. Alec's famous & funny friends also join in the action, following the star and his "Love Ride" closely behind in a separate car and offering their own advice in Alec's unending quest to save all relationships on Earth. Produced by Above Average and El Dorado Pictures.

AUSTIN MARTINEZ COMEDY: New York-based comedy duo Molly Austin and Shamikah Martinez create original characters and songs with topics ranging from manliness to how much of that marijuana brownie you should really eat. Produced by Mad Pictures.

BENJAMIN THE CAT: Human-sized cat mascot Benjamin the Cat made his debut on Impractical Jokers and has since become a fan favorite. Now in his own series of shorts, fans follow Benjamin's exploits as he tries holding down a real person job in an office filled with humans - something he quickly learns is easier said than done. Produced by North South.

CELEBRITY STORYTELLING: A series of animated shorts during which famous Hollywood actors, comedians and musicians recall (and often disremember or completely fabricate) the greatest childhood stories, fairy tales and literary classics of all time. The celebrities struggle to recall well-known literary tales completely from memory, with their recollections brought to life through an assortment of unique animation styles. Produced by Ben Kalina and Dave Newberg of Titmouse Animation.

COCKTALES WITH LITTLE ESTHER: A chat show in which comedian Esther Povitsky sits down with a group of fellow female comics for a fun and silly chat about our often awkward relationship with sex. Produced by Two Trick Pony in partnership with Above Average.

D-SIDES: It ain't easy running D-Sides, a failing record store that boasts one of the rarest collections of long-lost and never-before-heard records from the world's most famous artists. And when a rival hipster record store moves in next door stealing D-Sides' business, best friends and owners, Neil (Neil Hopkins, Lost) and John (John Forest, Young Adult), make a play to save their store. Each week they unveil a rare gem (D-side) in the form of a music video that will blow any music lover away. Executive Produced by Krysia Plonka & Tracey Baird of Thank You Brain! Productions.

FOUND FOOTAGE FILES: Childhood friends, lifelong video collectors and VHS purists Joe Pickett (The Onion) and Nick Prueher (Late Show with David Letterman) report on location from the site of their favorite VHS finds. Thrift stores, storage lockers and public access stations serve as the backdrop as the duo introduces clips from these long-lost video relics, telling the stories behind the tapes and offering up their comedic observations from over 20 years in the video trenches. Produced by Found Footage Festival.

PASSIVE AGGRESSIVE HISTORY: A comedic look at defining moments in history through the imagined petty conversations of the legendary individuals who lived them. Whether it's the infighting crew of the Apollo 11 or the frenemies of colonial Salem, the series chronicles every eye roll, backhanded compliment, and clench-toothed smile behind the iconic events that shaped our world. Produced by Lost Moon Radio.

REIGN OF TERROR: Written by Kathreen Khavari and Chuck Neal, this short follows a roundtable discussion of several eclectic characters - all played by Khavari - that keeps veering off-track. Produced by LDM & Brain of Terror LLC.

THE SCREEN TEST: From Edmond Hawkins, a comedy where actors are misdirected and pushed to extremes on an audition that, unbeknownst to them, will be used as the final product of a televised comedic short. Produced by Carbine Entertainment.

DON'T BE THAT GUY (WITH TRIPP & TYLER): Based on a handful of sketches called, "Don't Be That Guy," the series follows Tripp & Tyler as they make some of life's easiest situations difficult. How far will Tripp go to get the perfect Instagram photo of his latte? How many different tactics does Tyler have up his sleeve for getting out of a boring conversation at a party? All of the sketches are highly relatable to most normal people who find themselves alive in America in 2016. Produced by Green Tricycles Studios.

HOPE AND RANDY: A quirky, irreverent, romantic comedy about the sweet and awkward sexual explorations of a pair of 24 year-olds in their first serious relationship. Produced by Two Trick Pony in association with Maker Studios.

After a six-month break, RACHEL DRATCH'S LATE NIGHT SNACK returned with new episodes on Wednesday, November 2, 2016 at 10:30pm ET/PT. In this new episode, "Tonight's Specials," the new menu has a variety of interview, sketch, animation and more -- including a trip to Brazil with Arnold Schwarzenegger and some tasty treats with Trump and Hillary. Plus, Eric Andre and Rachel Dratch star in new sketches.
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Season 2 of RACHEL DRATCH'S LATE NIGHT SNACK premiered on Friday, June 1, 2018 at 11:30pm ET/PT on truTV. The menu for the season opener, "Family Style," includes storytelling, sketch comedy and animation. Catch Kenny 'The Jet' Smith spill the beans on Charles Barkley, and see if Dr. Havoc will outsmart some "Protagonauts."