When we last checked in with the guys from Comedy.com’s original video game series Glitch In The System, they were busy harassing C-list celebrities about video games. This time around, they’ve found another interesting line of questioning as host Jacob Sirof tracks down Lynda Carter (aka Wonder Woman) and reveals to her that he’s masturbated to her in three different decades.

Comedy.com’s very own video game series Glitch In The System celebrated the release of the new John Madden football game by attending a Hollywood release party and chatting up such celebrities as Tom Arnold, Tila Tequila and Joey Lawrence (Whoa!) about the game. Host Jacob Sirof asks the hard hitting questions that touch on everything from John Madden’s sexuality to the amount of C-list celebrity pussy at the party.

Comedy.com’s original video game series Glitch In The System decided to hit the red carpet at Gamespot’s party at the E3 convention and give “celebrities” like Vida Guera and Rashad McCants the opportunity to weigh in on the video game world. The results? We learn that when most celebrities go to a party they don’t bother to find out who is hosting it.

Comedy.com’s original video game series Glitch In The System did some investigative reporting and is now ready to reveal the secret manner in which video games get reviewed. After watching this video, it’s easy to see why Metal Gear Solid 4 is getting such great reviews and why we don’t have the balls to start doing game reviews ourselves.