Ep 2. Fred Armisen, Elizabeth Banks, Will Forte

In season 1 episode 2 of The Gong Show, three celebrity judges Fred Armisen, Elizabeth Banks, and Will Forte join host Tommy Maitland to witness the wackiest, craziest, and most bizarre talent acts on stage.

The show starts off with a spectacular group performance by the contestants where they sing and dance dressed up in colorful costumes. This sets the tone for the rest of the show, as the acts that follow are just as outrageous.

One of the first acts that appears in front of the judges is a man who can sing while playing the piano with his feet. He puts on an impressive performance, playing the instrument with his toes and tapping his foot to the beat while singing his heart out. The judges are pleasantly surprised by his unique talent.

Next up is a pair of eccentric dancers who perform a hilarious routine with oversized hats and canes. They attract a lot of laughs from the audience and the judges, who find their performance entertaining and engaging.

The variety show then takes a turn towards the weird and wacky, with a man dressed up as a hot dog running frantically around the stage, followed by a woman covered in glitter who performs an unusual contortionist act.

As the show progresses, the judges continue to witness a variety of acts that leave them amazed, bewildered, and highly entertained. From a man who can balance bicycles on his chin to a group of performers who sing with their mouths full of food, the show showcases some of the most bizarre and unusual talents of America.

Throughout the episode, the judges use their gongs to eliminate acts that they don't find entertaining or impressive. However, they also show their kind-hearted nature by encouraging and supporting the contestants, even when they make mistakes.

Overall, season 1 episode 2 of The Gong Show is a highly entertaining and hilarious display of America's weirdest and wildest talents. With a star-studded panel of judges, the show guarantees to keep the audience on the edge of their seats, wondering what bizarre act will appear next.