Doug Benson

Doug Benson, a comedian and podcaster, joins the hosts to hilariously dissect the plot of Twilight Breaking Dawn Pt 1. They tackle topics like vampires, werewolves, baby-eating C-sections, and inconsistent details throughout the Twilight movies. The concept of imprinting and its significance in the series is thoroughly explored, and they also discuss the characters' decision to leave Rio and the release strategy for the film. A must-listen for those seeking a humorous breakdown of this cult-favorite movie.

Doug Benson joins to discuss Twilight: Breaking Dawn - Part 2, covering CGI baby, decapitations, vampire stereotypes, Jacob criticism, X-Men parallels, insane plot twist, and Jason's tears.

Doug Benson, a comedian and marijuana enthusiast known for 'The Greatest Movie Ever Rolled,' joins the conversation with hilarious anecdotes about life on the road. They dive into the comedic lifestyle, balancing freedom and responsibility, and share amusing travel mishaps, including airport security shenanigans. The discussion touches on serious themes like jealousy in relationships and the impact of past traumas on intimacy, blending humor with heartfelt insights for a well-rounded, entertaining dialogue.

David Alan Grier, celebrated for his roles in "In Living Color" and "Boomerang," teams up with the iconic Kathy Lee Gifford, renowned for her work on the "Today" show. They dive into humorous tales of gender disparities in the entertainment industry and the burdens of beauty standards faced by women. The conversation also tackles sports safety, personal health experiences, and the importance of authenticity. Additionally, laughter fills the air as they share stories about the challenges of travel and the evolving landscape of stand-up comedy.

This episode features Doug Benson, a comedian and actor known for his roles in various comedy shows and his upcoming Comedy Central series 'The High Court.' The trio dives into the intersection of marijuana and alcohol, weaving through Doug's unique take on addiction and societal views on substance use. They explore the quirky premise of Doug's TV show, merging cannabis culture with courtroom antics. With humorous anecdotes, they critique entertainment and discuss the dynamics of appealing to younger audiences while sharing personal insights on smoking habits.