Where is airing: Comedy Central
For what age: 19+
How many episodes in 2 season: 16 episodes
Carlos tells all in his rendition of Wetback Mountain. With people afraid of getting old Carlos advises them to Act Your Age.
Kanye West and his ego is at the top of list for Carlos this week. Who is it harder for men or womenCarlos tries to find out.
Carlos travels to East L.A. to show us the proper way to perform a drive-by. You ever wonder what immigrant convenience store clerks really think? Carlos finds out. Also Dave Attell stops by this week.
Carlos tackles many topics this week including illegal immigration, parents hitting kids, and spring break tips. A special guest pops in to translate some bumper stickers.
This week Carlos introduces Carlos Smoov who uses R&B slow jams to offer help. Also this week he hits the streets to find what the race of the future will look like!
This week we meet Drill Sergeant Carlos, who takes action on some whiny people. Also featured is his version of The Sopranosfeaturing a Hispanic crime family. Baby Tom-Kitten gets a special message from Carlos.
Carlos sets out to find out Is gay the new black? Would things have been different if Jesus was marriedCarlos finds out.
As with tradition Carlos takes a look back at the second season so far. He helps us understand how he comes up with the stuff for his shows, with some flashbacks.
Carlos travels though time to give us the real reason behind the 1st Amendment. A new music video is unveiled and workplace gadgets to help with office politics.
Carlos takes to the streets to help people, make their dreams a reality. Tony Hawk speaks with Carlos about how his skateboarding dreams became a reality. What will the news be like in the year 2026, we travel to the future to find out.
Carlos features the Stereotype Olympics by gathering unsuspecting athletes. We also get a sneak peek at the Mind of Mencia version of Pirates of the Caribbean.
Judge Carlos makes a come back along with the Ghost of Johnny Cochran. America without immigrants, Carlos hits the streets to find out what it would be like. What truthful advertising would look like.
This week Carlos brings in WWE co-host The Edge to help with his wrestling tournament, Royal Religious Rumble. Carlos tag line DeeDeeDee is turned into a music video.
What would advertising look like if they threw in some truth? This week Carlos finds out. Also in a new segment called Watching Whitey Carlos spies on some fans middle-class white neighbors.
This week Carlos takes classic fairy tales and adds his very own Mencia twist to them. Conversation about sex, politics, and immigration are the topics of this Dinner for 75 and Over.
We take another walk down memory lane with Carlos. He looks back at some memorable moments from the Second Season!
