Just how realistic is My Big Fat Greek Wedding? We have a real life Toula (not her actual name) on this week to break it all down from both of our experiences!

The first mover of great comedies released straight to streaming, it's Ali Wong and Randall Park in Always Be My Maybe! We talk all the ins and outs, why it might not have gotten the shine it deserved, and wrap up with talking I think You Should Leave season 2

One of the few great things to come out of 2020, it's Palm Springs! Samberg and Milioti team up to give a fantastic take on a time loop movie

Undoubtedly some of the best sketch comedy we've seen in the last decade is all in this season of quick hitting episodes on Netflix. Tim Robinson uses a unique style that makes all of his sketches hilarious

Dodgeball is a modern classic, popular in both of our childhoods, and Semi-Pro is a fun watch because of the great cast. We wrap up this week by talking about how 'Dave' started out season 2!

We have 2 all time classics this week with 2 generations of SNL superstars making their name in movies. We also picked 6 of Chris Farley's top sketches while on SNL, and pick them in a snake draft

One of the best dark comedies to come out of the 2010's, The Big Sick tackles so many different subjects successfully. We discuss the ins and outs of the movie, then talk about Bo Burnham's new special 'Inside'

One of the funniest, most flagrant comic book movies ever, Deadpool is almost a genre in its own right. We take a deep dive on the original movie this week, and then do Second Draft Second Laugh, where we end up tag teaming the re-write.

Which one of us thinks of Napoleon Dynamite as a classic, and which one thinks it's boring? Why doesn't Blades of Glory have staying power and should it? We get in to all of that and more in a good debate over these movies. We also talk the SNL season finale in This Week In Comedy.

It's a Wes Andersen appreciation episode! We take a look at 'Rushmore' & 'The Royal Tenenbaums,' the first two movies he directed and co-wrote with Owen Wilson. We wrap up by talking about Keegan Michael Key's SNL preformance.