The Henry Rollins Show - Episodes

Episodes

Season 1

Episode Interview Musical Guest
01 Oliver Stone Sleater-Kinney
02 Chuck D Jurassic 5
03 Werner Herzog Frank Black
04 Ozzy Osbourne Ben Folds
05 Bill Maher Black Rebel Motorcycle Club
06 Jeff Bridges Ben Harper
07 Paul Thomas Anderson Aimee Mann
08 Eddie Izzard Death Cab for Cutie
09 Penelope Spheeris John Doe
10 Patton Oswalt Damian Marley
11 Perry Farrell Deadboy & the Elephantmen
12 Adam Carolla Dashboard Confessional
13 Michael Chiklis Dinosaur Jr
14 Billy Bob Thornton Daniel Johnston
15 Peaches Ringside
16 John C. Reilly Thom Yorke
17 Kevin Smith New York Dolls
18 Johnny Knoxville Slayer
19 Stephen Gaghan Ani DiFranco
20 Matt Dillon Rollins Band

Season 2

Episode Interview Musical Guest
01 Marilyn Manson Peaches
02 Ben Stiller Ryan Adams and The Cardinals
03 John Waters The Mars Volta
04 Iggy Pop The Stooges
05 Luke Wilson & Andrew Wilson Chris Cornell
06 Joan Jett The Blood Brothers
07 Steve Buscemi Billy Bragg
08 William Shatner Peeping Tom (Mike Patton)
09 Don Cheadle Rufus Wainwright
10 Iraq War veterans Bob Mould
11 Gene Simmons Queens of the Stone Age
12 Tim Roth Robyn Hitchcock
13 Larry Flynt Placebo
14 Serj Tankian and Tom Morello Amen
15 Christopher Walken Shane Macgowan
16 Russell Simmons The Good, the Bad and the Queen
17 Gore Vidal Gogol Bordello
18 Samuel L. Jackson Manu Chao
19 Shepard Fairey The Duke Spirit
20 Arianna Huffington Sinéad O'Connor
21 Steven Tyler None

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