Matt discusses entertaining his in-laws, and getting roasted by his 10 year old niece.  Bryan Erwin joins in to discuss fame, and success.   Matt shows some love to his friend Jim Short who recently passed away.  Matt praises Nikki Glaser for her performance at The Golden Globes.  Matt and Bryan discuss dealing with healthcare.  Craig Coleman joins via zoom to discuss hairlines, eyebrows, Rocky Parker, and comedy managers.  Eric Wendell reviews "Carry On."

Craig Coleman & Eric Wendell meet to discuss New Years resolutions, and Matt's gig at a retirement community.  The guys talk movies, Back to The Future, porn, crime, shoplifting, drinking, cool parents, car racing, Las Vegas, bad checks, and uncashed checks.   Wendell reviews "Black Doves."

Craig Coleman and Eric Wendell stop by to talk Pacino Summer, Jim Morrison, The Doors, office parties, and office cover bands.  Matt returns to the doctor's office, and gets his tour of The Comedy Store highjacked by a door guy.  The fellas discuss the pros and cons of moving back to a small town, Twitter, and political fatigue.  Craig has drama at Thanksgiving.  Wendell reviews Red One.

Craig and Bryan meet up with Matt to discuss his recent visit to the blood lab, sports, quitting, college applications, and the futility of higher education.   Craig talks a kid out of moving to LA.  Matt goes to a rock concert by himself.  Matt does a zoom audition.  The fellas check out some clips, including the rap scene in Teen Witch.  The fellas discuss sexual harassment, karaoke, Up With People, and high school speakers.  Wendell joins with a freshly shaved face and beard to review "Brothers."

Gary Cannon meets up with Matt and Craig to discuss Gary's warm up jobs, corporate shows, Sullivan and Sons, Steve Byrne, Byron Allen, Comics Unleashed, road gigs, bad reviews, and zoom stand up gigs.  Wendell reviews Armor.  

Mike Black joins Matt and Craig to discuss rain in LA, entertaining guests in LA vs. New York, World of Warcraft, armed house guests, Dungeons and Dragons, Byron Allen, Smurfs, Divorce Dad Cards, stuffed animal collections, Benji The Dog, The Love Bug, The Cat From Outer Space, Dr. Syn and The Scarecrow, inappropriate movies for Gen X children, Watership Down, The Last Unicorn, The Hobbit, Alice in Wonderland, The Secret of NIHM, Spooky Season, Critters, Starbucks, Wendell’s Internet dating career, Greyhound bus stations, The Search For Animal Chin, Craig’s high school, Korn, and morgues.  

"Wendell reviews Knox Goes Away."

Bryan and Craig meet up with Matt to discuss inviting Paris Hilton to a comedy show, meeting Anna Faris & Chris Pratt, pretending a celebrity isn't famous, Paul Reiser, Toby Morse, YouTube, racism, and Craig's trip to Alaska.  Wendell reviews From.

Bryan Erwin and Craig Coleman stop by to discuss Bryan's outfit, Matt and Randy's New Years Eve day party, post election mentality, cancel culture, Matt's New Orleans tour, Craig's site repping adventures, The Herald Examiner, Fairy Balls, Elf on a Shelf, the evolution of the internet, social media, youtube, Trap, and Josh Harnett.  Wendell reviews The Killers Game.  Brennan Tasseff zooms in for "Was I a Dick?"

The guys meet up to discuss Ratt, the rise and fall of show business, Frankie Valli, mushrooms, Disneyland, weed, alcohol, Mad Men, Rob Baxter, and extra work.  Matt tells tales of being attacked by an 8 year old in Union Square, and flying from Chicago to LA sitting next to a unhoused person.  Wendell hops on to talk about his beard, ZZ Top, Matt's run in with Billy Gibbons, Journey, tribute bands, Atomic Punk, Ratt and Roll, Kate Beckinsale, Pete Davidson, and Star Wars.  Wendell reviews "Canary Black."

Matt and Bryan Erwin talk about Matt's in-laws coming to see him do stand up comedy in New Orleans.  Matt then goes on to discuss the taping of his half hour special, while Bryan recalls seeing Robin Williams stopping the show to reprimand hecklers.  Craig calls in as everyone reviews their own wedding.  Matt suggests getting a mail order bride to Wendell, as Matt is reminded of the time his grandfather's caretaker propositioned him to go to Eastern Europe and marry her daughter.  Wendell reviews The Penguin.