Inside Amy Schumer with subtitle

Amy marries a Black guy, loses a tennis match, and gets herpes.

Amy goes to prom, plays a violent video game, and eats a guy's face.

Amy sails to India, flirts with a co-worker, and goes to the can to make some room.

Amy stays at a luxurious hotel, starts a delusional diet, and gets therapy from supermodel Chrissy Teigen.

Amy judges strippers, lands a big movie role, and bangs a magician.

Amy objects to a wedding, breaks up with her boyfriend, and screams at a turtle.

Amy meets a skeleton, a few serial killers, and a vulgar interior designer.

Amy browses her boyfriend's search history, loses what makes her a woman, and has a meltdown on television.

Amy attends a wedding, a funeral, and an execution.

Amy meets her heroes, tries to get birth control and explains where her poop comes out.

Amy takes off her makeup; going out to a strip club; Amy dates a rap star.

An all-male jury argues over Amy's fate.

Amy directs a pizza commercial, interviews a gigolo and apologizes for everything.

Amy rides a mechanical bull, steals a credit card and defends Bill Cosby.

Amy competes in a pageant; breastfeeding a dog; enjoying a pla-dow.

Amy gets a mail-order husband, trains men in the art of female emotional combat and strips for dogs.

Amy falls in love with her barista, confronts her therapist about her mother and gets decapitated.

Amy travels through time, listens to terrible stories and gives an entire town the clap.

Amy raps for Lin-Manuel Miranda, avoids sex with her boyfriend, and loses an eye.

Amy sells guns, shows up on “Game of Thrones”, and pleads with Liam Neeson to bury her loved one.

Amy wins an Oscar, finds out how to get what she wants, and eats pasta from the garbage.

Amy has trouble figuring out which persona to adopt in bed, gripes with her friends about how long it's been since she's had sex and goes on a “Sex and the City” bus tour.

Amy falls for a chef; leaps out of a blimp; and has her leg gnawed off.

Amy sees her ob-gyn; tries to get her lizard some help; and worries about her baby's personality.