Tehvin

Mercy. At first I was like, "Oh that's kind of a cute idea," then they were in the uniforms and then the Mini Coopers and ... man. It just looks like - well can we just start referring to any act of cinematic-mercenary-cash-grabbing as "pulling a Sandler?" Because that would save us all some time. Also this looks like a good fit for The Worst Idea of All Time guys when they wrap up Sex and the City 2 next year.

I came here to say this! Also, in the sense that he has seemingly bought into his own mythos.

I don't really listen to music on the radio. It's either NPR or bluetooth to my phone. Anyway, a couple weeks ago I was just scanning through stations on a whim and happened on a song that I really liked and had never heard before - and hey, what do you know, it was "Shake It Off." I think it's a pretty good tune. It's not the end-all-be-all of music by any means, but I have a hard time seeing how you can call it the "worst garbage" even if it's not your jam. Jen is still awesome though, even if I might disagree with her.

My wife wouldn't like a shirt with "motherfucker" on it so I won't be getting this out of respect to her BUUUUUUUUT you can bet your ass I'll be on the lookout for anyone wearing this out in the wild and tell them to get back to their foam corner. Also, cool to see proceeds are all going to the scholarship fund ::thumbs up::

I personally feel a little creepy about anyone making profit from memorializing someone who has recently passed. But! If proceeds covered costs + charity of some kind (I've seen links to his alma mater, etc) I'd get in line for a Foam Corner t-shirt.

Thank you, Scott. The introduction was touching and the episode was great. Also, I didn't notice any ads, and I don't think it was mentioned. Very classy. Rest in Bryan Pieces, Harris.

.

This is the first episode of WC? I have listened to in about ... 1.5-2.0 years. To be honest, I actually only listened to one episode because Howard drove me bonkers. But! I listened to this episode because I like Thorn pretty well and I'm trying to be more open minded. And I really liked it! I thought Howard was really funny and Thorn was a good as a guest (and Ku was great, obviously). I'm not sure if Howard is markedly different from when I first listened or if my sense of humor has changed and I have a better sense of where he is coming from, or what it was. Anyway - the lesson is, don't be afraid to go back and try things you thought you didn't like - cause you might be missing out.

I know nothing about this dude except I don't know how to say his name. Rhymes with "cootie?" Rhymes with "buddy?" So please, Internet, tell me how to feel about this revelation.

Good ep! Loved the musical bits throughout, really fun texture. Do you guys have any musical guests lined up? Maybe SXSW?

It isn't interesting, exactly, but I just Googled him and I learned Len Wiseman looks like a cartoon astronaut and not the Elliot Gould-lite simulacra I had imagined. Muy surprising.

Was it just me or did PFT seem every so slightly annoyed to be doing Rev Persimony in addition to three other voices? Which would be well within in his rights because that would be exhausting.

That was pretty darn good. Have Alan Thicke and Tim Leykis ever been in a show together? Surely theybld have beeehhhhh a lot to talk abldbout.

That and the line from Colin about treading water and you've got it.

I think Scott deserves an award for not strangling Antonoff with his mic cord. I thought at first that he was kidding because it was so famously (reportedly, I've not seen it myself) awful but no. To be fair, though, given the context it's not a crazy leap to make.

Everyone stop. This is the 13th episode. On FRIDAY THE 13TH.

I'll fly over in a helicopter and blast the sexts over a 144" screen. "In loving honor. [attachment: bgdiks.jpg]" it will read.

"Here lies Martattack [cat screech] whose life ended [moan] as it was lived: [meow meow] [klaxon] [glass breaking] Amen. [moan moan moan]"

"I got sound effects too! [cock-a-doodle-doo!]" o god this. is. magic.

I'm pretty sure Zizek would actually do the show if he was in town. AND I bet would be equally delighted to appear opposite someone doing an impression of him. Can we make this happen?

All I could think about while Erinn was talking about juice.

That is exciting. I said in my review last week - I so appreciate that you guys try new stuff and then learn from it. That's awesome. Not enough podcasts are willing to go through that process. Glad to see that's going to continue!

"Did I mention we're going to SXSW?" Does that mean there's going to be a live show? Also, can we expect something more than 'what we normally do in the studio but in front of a live audience?' Because I'd be interested to see how you play with that format (if you go that direction).

Yes we know from Benny Schwaz that JJ Abrams has done improv before so this shouldn't be a surprise.

Is anyone saying "you can't say you hate anything!" or are they saying "why bother saying you hate something if that's all your going to say?" I've been hearing the latter, but maybe my ears are wrong ...