TooFab Spent 4 Hours On TBS' 'Wrecked' Island and This Is What Happened (Video)

The TBS comedy is a single-camera parody of the 2004 series "Lost" that follows a diverse group of airplane passengers who are stranded on a deserted island facing the many threats that a makeshift society can bring on such as living a new life without indoor plumbing, wi-fi, social media and most importantly, Chipotle.

And to make matters worse, these far less capable plane crash survivors spend more time trying to kill each other than attempting to get rescued. That is until the Pirates show up and threaten to kill everyone if Danny Wallace (Brian Sacca) doesn't walk the plank for a ransom from his wealthy father.

But the real thrill of getting stranded on an island with a bunch of strangers is attending TBS' “Wrecked” season two launch party, where TooFab mingled with boozy actors, who hilariously tried to ride the mechanical boar and play in the sand with a real-life baby pig.

From playing ski ball on the makeshift island to carving your name into a coconut cup to the many behind-the-scenes blooper stories, the night was full of wave-crashing highlights in which Uber drivers eventually rescued the press from a hilarious night under the stars. Not to mention, from also using the crashed airplane's port-a-potty.

After I checked in and got my press credentials, I was escorted to a fairly comfortable airplane seat in the middle of the sand that looked out towards the ocean. The setting of the event was amazing. It was hosted on a dock that TBS creatively filled with sand and added fun activities for the social mixer that was going to occur shortly after.

As I looked around I saw the crashed plane in the center of the dock, airplane seats scattered all around me, the broken port-a-potty towards the edge of the dock, a young lady carving our names into a coconut cup, a mechanical boar, a DJ, an open bar and even a baby pig running around. With the amazing atmosphere, I actually felt like I was deserted on a stranded island, only this one had free champagne and sushi.

Then the interviews began.

Ali: Find shade, find some sort of food source and find someone or something to talk to. That way when you're definitely going to die, you want someone to carry on your legacy.

Greenberg: I would take Asif because he's the funniest person alive and not take Jess Lowe because she's always late. It will teach her a lesson.

Ali: I would take Will for sure. I would probably not take Ally because we would both be fighting to survive because we're both small and have zero skills.

Greenberg: Comedians with less clothes on

Ali: Yeah, next season has more action, more comedy and more sex. It heats up!

Ali: Honestly, there were so many funny moments because we lived on the location so our personal life and work life blended together. I think the best moment was when it was Will's birthday and we just asked random villagers to make a bonfire for us and they were like, 'Yeah, we'll do it!' And then they were climbing these trees to get us coconuts with no harness and then they jammed with Will on Ukeleles.

Lowe: Well water is important if we're going to be completely literal. I would also say sunscreen and maybe some protein-based foods at keeps, but that's not fun to talk about.

Maki: I would say find all of the best females to team up with to be strategic against the guys and take them down. Also lots of dance parties because that kind of makes life better.

Dillman: I want to say Diet Coke, but I don't know how we would get it there. We need to learn how to make it. I guess I could get some fresh water, fermented coconut and some molasses tree and shake it so there seems like there's carbonation. This is actually genius!

Maki: Brian Sacca. I call him my older brother and he'll do older brother things. Like I'll just be standing here and he'll shove me into the sand and he'll just laugh at me, so he's going down.

Dillman: I think mine would be the same person, which is weird, but Will Greenberg. He is so funny that you need to keep him around, but also he's rather annoying. He threw a rock at my face once in between takes just randomly.

Lowe: We actually get stranded on an island while we're filming so that makes us tighter than any cast I've ever seen.

Maki: But I feel like we're always trying to die like we're always doing these crazy things like zip lining, snorkeling in the middle of the ocean and taking boats out to sea while drinking wine. I also don't know how to swim so I was snorkeling on a noodle, which is pretty embarrassing.

Dillman: Will tried to surf at Cloudbreak in Fiji and on his first wave, a woman ran into him and he cracked a rib.

Cregger: I can answer this question not because of anything I learned from “Wrecked,” but because I watch the show “Naked and Afraid.” I know that you need a blade, some kind of fire starter and a pot because you have to boil water.

Cregger: Ally Maki because I could take her in a fight and eat her because I'm sure if I got hungry enough, I could devour Ally. I wouldn't want to be with Will McLaughlin because he's much bigger than me.

Cregger: My favorite improve moment wasn't something that ever made it into the show… at least I pray to God it doesn't ever make it into the show, but if you say have a fun run to Brooke Dillman, you will get the most hateful, foul language monologue and they sound like this.

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TooFab recently got a tip that a famous actor will be making a special cameo for the second season so we asked for some tips and hints to try and track the actor down.

Greenberg: He's best friends with Rhys Darby

Lowe: He's from New Zealand.

Maki: It's a guy.

Dillman: He's funny.