
Josh Johnson calls his mom during his Last Meal on Mythical Kitchen
Comedian Josh Johnson participated in a Mythical Kitchen episode where he enjoyed a multi-course meal with host Josh Scherer. During the dining experience, Johnson called his mother to discuss specific details about the gumbo being served. The episode also featured Johnson inviting the Mythical Kitchen crew to join the table to congratulate them on their cooking skills.
- ▪Josh Johnson and host Josh Scherer dined on a variety of dishes including fruit slushes, charcuterie, pad thai, and gumbo.
- ▪Johnson called his mother during the soup course to verify gumbo details and compliment the preparation.
- ▪The comedian invited Mythical Kitchen crew members Ash Guenin, Colby Bleistein, and Tony Manlutac to join the table.
- ▪The meal was described as a nostalgic experience where Johnson shared memories while eating.
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| Publication time | Thu, 24 Sep 2026 11:27:12 +0000 |
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Josh Johnson enjoyed his "last meal" on Mythical Kitchen, and halfway through, he called his mom. What a gem.The comedian, writer, Daily Show host, and Mashable 101 alum joined host and chef Josh Scherer for a tasty stroll down memory lane. They dine on fruit slushes, a giant charcuterie board, lychee milk tea boba, pad thai, New York-style pepperoni pizza, pumpkin soup, chicken and shrimp gumbo, young coconuts (served as a soup), all with different spoons — “You didn’t have to do different spoons for me,” Johnson says — as the comedy star talks through memories. Recommended deals for you HBO Max — top pick for premium content Disney+ — best for families Hulu — popular choice for originals Peacock — low-cost choice for live sport Products available for purchase through affiliate links.
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