Samantha Bee and her staff raided her Full Frontal office after her final studio show, knowing they wouldn't be back for a while

Variety

Bee, who unveiled her first home-shot Full Frontal episode Wednesday night after a two-week hiatus, said she and her staff took precautions just in case they had to film remotely. “At the end of taping that last show, it felt like we might not be coming back to this building for a really long time, and it really felt like we might not be shooting from this building for a really long time,” she says. “We kind of gathered up some equipment and stuff and kind of absconded with it We just raided the office supplies. It just seemed like a reality that we might have to do something out here, because it’ s all unknown. It’s all uncharted territory. I’m thinking that maybe there’s a dimension of my personality that’s a doomsday prepper.”

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