On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, we finally got around to The 40-Year-Old Virgin — and yes, Steve Carell’s chest waxing meltdown is still one of the funniest movie scenes ever. From there we spiral into George Bush dodging shoes like he’s in The Matrix, questioning how the judicial system even works, and somehow pitching a live-action How To Train Your Dragon 2.


Also, Jay’s wedding is right around the corner, which somehow turned into us planning Star Wars lightsaber duels. Add in some Happy Gilmore 2 chaos, and this episode goes off the rails in the best way possible.


What’s the most chaotic movie scene you’ve ever seen?

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On this episode of The Comedy Virgins Podcast, special guest Jason Raunikar tells us about a sketchy cult he heard about… and Jay immediately confesses that we once had breakfast with a cult. In Waco. Matt makes it worse by admitting he stole a drink coaster from the place — which might’ve sealed our fate. The cult story quickly spirals into conspiracy theories, bold accusations, and an ill-advised mustache pact for Jay’s wedding. We also break down our favorite scene from The Dark Knight and debate whether Matt Damon’s upcoming Odyssey movie will be epic or a total bust. This one’s full of chaotic stories that are revealing and possibly illegal.

Shawn Kay the Showman joins The Comedy Virgins Podcast for one of our wildest episodes yet. It kicks off with him doing an Indian announcer impression of Michael Jordan’s iconic free throw line dunk — and somehow making it even more legendary.

We also get into the chaos of comedy vices, growing up with Indian culture, and the movie and TV characters that shaped us.

It’s high energy, off-the-rails, and full of hot takes. Let’s get weird.

What if Samuel L Jackson played Mace Windu like Jules from Pulp Fiction? That’s exactly how this episode of The Comedy Virgins kicks off, as comedian Yogin Young delivers one of the funniest Star Wars impressions we’ve ever heard. But the chaos doesn’t stop there — we dive into Louis Armstrong, Randy Newman, Katt Williams, and Chris Tucker impressions that somehow get even more unhinged.

Then it somehow turns into a full-blown debate over the best James Bond movies and the childhood movies that shaped us (for better or worse). Yogin breaks down where these insane voices come from and why he still can’t stop doing them.

It’s a beautiful mess — and somehow Star Wars and Tarantino are both to blame.

On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, Matt tells the story of the time he pissed Griffin off so badly, he got hit with a brutal “I’m not talking right now.” 😳 Jay tried to restore peace with a speech about respect… before we started planning a chaos-fueled lemonade stand and The Hangover-style party. We also get nostalgic with childhood classic movies like Big Fat Liar, How to Train Your Dragon, and Wayne’s World. Plus: Bush Apple beer is back, Sydney Sweeney’s soap is sold out, and somehow we’re still broke. Dumb jokes and hilarious moments — brought to you by the good folks at TCV
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Comedian Parker Slavens joins The Comedy Virgins podcast ahead of dropping his new stand-up special — and we kick things off by faking our way through an Interstellar conversation. Parker says “they did time travel right,” but when Matt asks why, he completely folds. From there, the episode spirals into road rage confessions, fake Diddy party intel, and how to actually pull off a comedy special. And Matt nearly has a breakdown thinking about space. Also, we debate if Sydney Sweeney is a good actress or just hot... which somehow made even less sense than Interstellar.
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On this episode of The Comedy Virgins, Matt and Griffin dive into a mix of hilarious and thought-provoking topics. First, they tackle the age-old question: Do YOU still believe in global warming? But it doesn’t stop there – the duo debates how long they'd last in a zombie apocalypse (spoiler: not long 😂), reminiscing about classic Jack Black movies, and sharing strategies for surviving a peanut allergy. And of course, they dig into The Sopranos, giving their takes on the iconic show. It’s the perfect blend of laughs, what-if scenarios, and random debates you didn’t know you needed. Tune in and let the chaos unfold!

This week, we ask the real question: can memes bring world peace? Probably not, but damn they’re funny. We dive into the internet’s wildest content from the India/Pakistan headlines—because at this point, jokes are the only way to process anything. From 7/11 war flags to hilarious X posts, nothing is safe. We also have a new take on the 100 men vs 1 gorilla debate: could 100 Tubbys share one bathroom for a whole day without society collapsing? This episode has everything—memes, madness, and bodily functions. Tune in, laugh through the doom, and maybe… just maybe… Free Pakistan?

Griffin looks exactly like Matt Damon — so we’re asking him to start impersonating the biggest movie star alive. 😂 From Jason Bourne to The Martian, it’s time for Griffin to become Hollywood’s most confusing doppelgänger. We also cover It’s Always Sunny, The Wayans Brothers, Christopher Columbus chaos, and more. Unhinged, unpredictable, and somehow still about Matt Damon.