LAST SHOT - Sizzle Reel - 5:55

Long before there was Blue Collar Comedy, Jim Labriola brought his act, The Night Of A Thousand Guidos, to comedy venues all across the country. An act of all Italian comedians who played to packed houses and standing ovations night after hilarious night.

Jim enlists a group of lifelong comedian friends in an attempt to bring the Guidos back together. Once reunited, they see how their lives have all taken different paths over the years. Realizing that technology is the wave of the future and if you want to stay relevant in today's world, you've got to evolve with the trends. They see how the times have changed and that comedy just isn't what it used to be but the one core value that will never change is people's desire to laugh. Making people laugh just so happens to be what they do best.

Jim Labriola (himself) - Jim decides to reconnect with his old buddies. After realizing that he just isn't the type to sit still, he and his wife make the trek from their Nashville home and drive to New Jersey and to his old stomping grounds to ignite his comedic fires. Relying on his endless Rolodex of celebrity Superstars, Jim pulls out all the stops to take the stage again and again.

Vic Dibitetto (himself) - Jim describes Vic as "one of the funniest guys in the business". By day, Vic drives a school bus to support his wife and two college aged children. By night, Vic is a mainstay in comedy clubs all over New Jersey. One of the original members of The Night Of A Thousand Guidos, he's the first person that Jim goes to when he wants to reunite the cast. Though skeptical, Vic knows that in this business it's not who you know... but who knows YOU. He's well aware that all it takes is just that one special gig that gets you noticed and the door to stardom is opened. Vic gets a taste of that success when one of his YouTube videos (Bread & Milk) goes viral and gets him the attention that he so greatly deserves.

Al Romero (himself) - The Cuban born comedian is a Guido by technicality... his wife of over 25 years is Sicilian. Al takes his comedy on board cruise ships and is only seen on the show via SKYPE in which he joins the other Guidos, as they hang out or drive throughout the big city, via iPad or computer monitor. When not on stage performing for the passengers, Al is sequestered to his cabin. Missing his friends and the mainland, he lives vicariously through the guys... longing for solid ground.

Colin Quinn, Pat Boone, Ray Romano, Richard Lewis and Tim Allen all join in to lend a hand and do what they can to help... or do they?