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Big Sue and her carpet store is demanding a With Special Guest episode.

So what's the deal with the Howl originals? They keep rolling out new shows, but when do new episodes of the older ones come out?

Paul (Scheer) is all over this episode.

Ant-Man shouldn't be covered on this show. Ever. But if they're going to discuss Fantastic Four movies, they need to start with Josh Trank's, then the Corman one, THEN the Tim Story ones.

I'm about two-thirds of the way through the episode now and this is venturing into Andy Daly character connecting territory. It's amazing.

Given the premise, I was half expecting Pamela from Big Bear to call in at some point.

I'm only halfway through the episode and I'm laughing everytime they call him Grilldoor.

I fully expect to hear the gang talking about the scene where Teela expresses shock that people eat meat. What exactly are they eating on Eternia?

Scarsdale is like a Garth & Kat sketch taken to a whole new level.

Every time Sha Na Na got mentioned, I kept expecting a reference to Hot Dog.

IIRC, weren't there a few other Wild Horses members that played kids also?

For some reason, I really want Marco and Todd to appear on the same episode. Maybe with some of the other minors that wander into the studio.

I just watched it since it got added. I remember seeing this when I was ten and not liking how different from the cartoon it was. It is SO 80's. It's not as bad as other movies they've covered on the podcast though. It's hokey, but clearly aimed at a younger audience. But why did Courtney Cox's character think that taking away the keys would stop her parents from leaving? Cabs still existed.

You know, with the failure of the Fantastic Four movie this past weekend, Nathan's fantasies might not be too impossible.

I was under the impression that a big part of improv is "Yes and..." Paul was going another direction entirely, shooting down everything Scott was trying to mine out of this bit. I'm not surprised Scott eventually threw "Fitch" out. I mean, I loved the Calvins Twins and the Explosione family episodes, but Paul was definitely off kilter here.

That is the most cursing I've ever heard from a podcast with PFT on it.

I remember Gene's death scene, and that back then, Kirstie Alley was lookin' good.

I thought Balls Out was that Blacklist movie over on Wolfpop.

Given the recent news of Ernie Reyes jr.'s health concerns, while I look forward to hearing the episode (and whomever the guest was), I do hope they put in some consideration for the timing of the release of said episode. Like if they have to delay the release or something, I'd fully understand.

I sincerely want the Andy Daly Podcast Pilot Project to return and Joe Bongo to be one of the stars.

Four? Four Washington Lane! The next clue is at the White House!

Honestly, if any John Cena movie should be covered on this show, it should be 12 Rounds. Shoehorned molestation notwithstanding, that movie wasn't as insane as a blatant Die Hard with a Vengeance knockoff.

I recently had a urge to watch a lot of bad DC Comics movies; Green Lantern, Catwoman, Return of Swamp Thing, etc. Once I discovered I couldn't get Steel on Netflix, I had to go to one of the few remaining rental stores here in Tucson to find it. After hunting high and low for it in the store, I finally got it and when I brought it up to the counter, the clerk asked me if I was the guy who called earlier in the day about it. Good to know I wasn't the only person hunting for this dud. It's a terrible movie, but if Paul, June and Jason were to ever cover this, I don't think they'd be as hard on it as they were other comic movies. It does have sort of an innocent charm to it, like it's almost geared towards a younger audience. Plus, comparisons to the first Iron Man movie should be flowing pretty freely. Best performance of the movie was John Hawkes as the mugger.

This episode is amazing. Possibly the fastest paced episode ever.