This Sunday, Comedy Central will plugging their noses to keep from being overwhelmed with hash smoke and hippie musk in order to broadcast live from the comedy tent at Bonnaroo. From 6pm-9pm on their website and via various mobile devices, they'll stream a whole slew of performances live. Hosted by Jon Benjamin, the event will feature Lewis Black, Hannibal Buress, Donald Glover and JB Smoove with stand-up performances by Ted Alexandro, Craig Baldo, Bill Bailey, Nate Bergatze, Cheech Marin, Ralphie May, Tim Minchin, Eugene Mirman, Tig Notaro, Henry Rollins and puppet Improv group Henson Alternative's "Stuffed and Unstrung." A pretty good lineup, although when puppet improv comes on it might be your cue to close the browser window and go watch Game of Thrones.
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