The guys celebrate their thirtieth episode with a live show from the UCB Theatre in Los Angeles.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt take on no less than ten different topics!

Jimmy, Mike and Matt are joined by comedian Paul F. Tompkins and discuss roommates and cookies.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt discuss road gigs and hay rides.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt discuss martial arts.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt talk about comedy legends.

The guys welcome comedian, TV Host and sometime caddy Mike Siegel to the show.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt discuss the benefits of the gym and alone time.

Jimmy and “The Gang Of Two” discuss softball, writing and believe it or not... music!

Jimmy talks with Mike and Matt about TV, musicals and school rings.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt welcome the return of Paul Gilmartin.

Jimmy and the gang talk about a couple of things.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt discuss birthday week.

Jimmy is out of town, so producer Matt hosts a look back at some moments from what the guys call the “The Lost Episodes” of Never Not Funny, episodes 1 and 2.

Jimmy and the gang are joined by comedian/TV host Graham Elwood to discuss his hippie way of life.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt take on haircuts, shaving and dental floss.

Jimmy hears about the time Mike and Matt met Robin Williams.

Jimmy, Matt and Mike discuss rock ‘n roll concerts.

Jimmy and the guys are joined by writer/actor Scott Aukerman to discuss fast food, home buying and the benefits of sitting in first class.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt discuss Boy Scouts, BB guns and The Banana Splits.

Jimmy talks with Mike and Matt about sports injuries and ghosts.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt answer listener emails.

Jimmy, Mike & Matt are joined by comedian/writer Pat Francis and talk about the times they got into fist fights.

Jimmy talks with Mike and Matt about his constant need to apologize.

Jimmy talks with Mike and Matt about his days in a rock and roll band.

Jimmy talks with Mike and Matt about his week in Vegas.

Jimmy, Mike and Matt are joined by TV Host and comedian Paul Gilmartin.

Jimmy talks to Matt and Mike about dealing with fame.

Lost Episode - Episode Two

Lost Episode - Episode One