Rejoice, Amy Schumer and her Comedy Central series Inside Amy Schumer are returning to your TVs to perfectly skewer everything you love and loathe about society. Season four of the Emmy-winning series returns on Thursday, April 21 at 10 p.m., and the first episode features Hamilton's Lin-Manuel Miranda, Schumer getting a pelvic exam from Congress and a conversation between Schumer and several comedians about their love life. Other guest stars this season include Selena Gomez, Jake Gyllenhaal, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Liam Neeson, Jennifer Hudson, Lena Dunham, Josh Charles, Andy Cohen, Michael Strahan, Amber Rose and Julianne Moore.
Before you return to Amy's world, reacquaint yourself with the best sketches from the first three seasons. Below are the Top 5 sketches from the previous installments.
"Last F—kable Day"
There are not enough great things to say about this sketch featuring Tina Fey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and Patricia Arquette. There's no secret Hollywood has a gender and age problem, so seeing these four women take the bull by the horns and just destroy it was beyond delightful. The sketch even made JLD a little nervous, she said. "I started to feel unbelievably paranoid that I was making fun of myself," she told The Hollywood Reporter, "and wondering, was this really happening to me? Like, how meta is this moment in my life?"
"Football Town Nights"
Josh Charles? Check. Friday Night Lights parody including some Tami Taylor wine fun? Check. Perfectly encapsulate rape culture problems? Check.
"12 Angry Men"
The entire episode was a masterpiece, with Amy taking on so much in such a grand way. The episode also featured solid performances from Dennis Quaid, Jeff Goldblum, Paul Giamatti and John Hawkes.
"Girl, You Don't Need Makeup"
Double standards beware, Amy Schumer will come for you. Also boy bands take note.
"One Night Stand"
Everybody has been there. While this isn't as topical, it is beyond relatable from every perspective, male or female.
Inside Amy Schumer season four premieres Thursday, April 21 at 10 p.m. on Comedy Central.