What happens when you put comedian Anjelah Johnson-Reyes in a dental chair, turn on the laughing gas, and let a dentist start asking questions? The answer is an unforgettable—and hilariously unpredictable—episode of Laughing My Gas Off, now streaming on YouTube.
In the latest episode, comedian, actress, author, and MADtv favorite Anjelah Johnson-Reyes joins Dr. Brady Smith for a dental appointment that quickly becomes anything but routine. As the nitrous oxide kicks in, Dr. Brady’s questions lead to a wildly entertaining conversation filled with unexpected stories, personal revelations, and the kind of beautifully unhinged comedy that makes Laughing My Gas Off unlike any other interview series.
Best known for her legendary “Nail Salon” stand-up routine and the unforgettable character Bon Qui Qui, Johnson-Reyes has built an impressive career spanning stand-up comedy, television, film, and publishing. With seven stand-up specials to her name, she has appeared in MADtv, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Superstore, Ugly Betty, and Life & Beth, as well as films including Candy Cane Lane.
Her newest stand-up special, UGLY BABY, is currently streaming for free on YouTube, giving fans another opportunity to experience the sharp observations, personal storytelling, and distinctive comedic voice that have made Johnson-Reyes a fan favorite for years.
Laughing My Gas Off takes the traditional celebrity interview and puts it in an unusual setting: comedians get high on laughing gas while Dr. Brady interviews them during an actual dental cleaning. The result is a combination of comedy, candid conversation, dental care, and increasingly unpredictable moments.
Things get weird. Things get personal. And occasionally, somebody remembers there is technically a dental procedure happening.
Anjelah Johnson-Reyes’ appearance delivers exactly what fans have come to expect from Laughing My Gas Off: genuine conversation, uncontrollable laughter, and moments that simply could not happen in a traditional interview.
Watch Anjelah Johnson-Reyes on Laughing My Gas Off now streaming on YouTube.
