Ray Minor as Mark Pryor with the Backup Belles, Channing Barker, Olivia Jones and Rebecca Soard.
Stacey Roberts offers advice to the university for rebranding itself.
Joel Walsh as Peter Lane, the Leader of the WAC, with the AMP-ettes, Katherine Shurlds, Jocelyn Murphy and Cassidy Hodges.
Antoinette Grajeda ponders a moral conundrum.
Zessna Garcia-Rios and Rusty Turner
Charlie Alison reconsiders his stance on guns in the church.
Stacey Roberts as one of the GOP flock.
Emcee Gerald Jordan
Wayne Tomlinson as Jethro and Sarah Warnock as Granny.
The Simpsons, played by Stacey Roberts and Rusty Turner, find they’ve struck oil … in a transnational pipeline. Doh.
Sarah Warnock, Jocelyn Murphy and Stacey Roberts in the War on Women.
Flip Putthoff as Steve Clark and Gina King as Paula Deen.
Steve Voorhies as Dr. Red Neck
Justin Stewart interviews the new-born royal baby, played by David Spear, while a royal sentry played by Ben Pollock stands guard.
Aboard the LoveBoat at Lake Atalanta, Tony Hernandez, Flip Putthoff and Charlie Alison.
Charlie Alison as Charlie Chaplin and Rachel Hill as the blind girl.
Katherine Shurlds as the commanding general, Hillary Clinton, in the War on Women.
The War on Women finds recruits willing to fight back.
Talking heads — Steve Voorhies, Gina King and David Spear — hear from a Bella Vista tree.
Justin Stewart and Cassidy Hodges as the Obamas.
Vivian Cummings as Alice in Wonderland and Katherine Shurlds as Hillary Clinton.
The Dancing Tarts, Channing Barker, Kayla Paine, Lauren Taylor, Jocelyn Murphy and Rebecca Soard.
Martha’s Pie Shop with Debbie Miller, Tony Hernandez and the Tarts.
Steve Voorhies and Flip Putthoff on the wrong side of the War on Women.
Justin Stewart arresting Brandon Barber, played by Kevin Kinder.
Zeek Martin, playing new football coach Brett Bielema, introduces his wife, played by Channing Barker
Channing Barker whacks a mole, in this case former president George W. Bush, played by Charlie Alison
Talking heads, clockwise from top left, Wayne Tomlinson, Debbie Miller, David Spear and Gina King.
Eureka! Charlie Alison as Chaplin and Rachel Hill as a blind girl needing Obamacare.
Letitia Mae Stufflebeam, played by Brenda Blagg, with Edward Snowden, played by Ben Pollock.
Dave Edmark, a member of the GOP flock, will let his 2nd Amendment do the talking.
Buffalo River protesters try to stop a pig farmer, played by Wayne Tomlinson.
Robyn Starling-Ledbetter as a member of the GOP choir.
Ray Minor provides bad news to the university administration, played by Sarah Warnock, Zeek Martin and Kevin Kinder.
Timely News Update with Dave Edmark and Robyn Ledbetter.
Kevin Kinder as Bart Simpson and Erin Spandorf as Lisa Simpson get lectured by a hazardous waste responder played by Justin Stewart.
Kevin Kinder, a member of the GOP flock.
Rusty Turner as Gov. Chris Christie.
Joel Walsh plays Superman in the opening sketch, hearing a report of a wreck far away.
A quartet: Ray Minor as Dustin McDaniel, Joel Walsh as Mark Sanford, Zeek Martin as Elliot Spitzer and Rusty Turner as Anthony Weiner.
Zeek Martin plays former President Bill Clinton in a whack-a-mole sketch.
Antoinette as Charlotte and Tony Hernandez as Wilbur in a sketch about the Buffalo River hog farm.
Robyn Starling-Ledbetter and Rachel Hill offer handcuffs to two FBI agents, Justin Stewart and Kevin Kinder.
Vivian Cummings as Alice, Katherine Shurlds as Hillary and Flip Putthoff as Grover.
Debbie Miller as state auditor Martha Shoffner and Tony Hernandez as the FBI Pie Guy.
Olivia Jones as Ellie May, Steve Voorhies as Jed, and Debbie Miller as Miss Hathaway.
Northwest Arkansas Gridiron 