Episode 44 — Nick Wiger, Our Close Friend

[Episode 44 — Nick Wiger, Our Close Friend]

The cards of humanity reign of terror has finally ended.

[Episode 42 — Sinbad, Our Close Friend]

legendary

[Episode 182 — Gandalf Vs. Snape]

This was like Besser interacting with Eric the Unpaid Intern times ten. Top notch.

[Episode 179 — She's Upton, Not Uptight]

This was delightful.

[Episode 283 — The 5th Anniversary Show!]

The closing sentiment-off was one of the most amazing things I've ever witnessed human beings do.

[Episode 28 — Zach Gilford, Our Close Friend]

This is your best episode ever.

[Episode 85 — Collecting Hot Chicks]

That sponsor's definitely staying with the show.

[Episode 143 — Normies]

Pretty sure it was Natasha who gave Howard the Wee-Wee nickname back in ep number 2.

[Episode 151.5 — Sklarbro County 56]

Dan Van Kirk is so on fire in this one.

[Episode 37 — Bread and Butter]

That was amazing. Thank you.

[Episode 129 — Professional Liar]

Disney Radio is mentioned and no appearance from Sloppy Timmy Slotsman? Disappointing

[Episode 81 — Finger Fuckers]

Besser, I sincerely believe Improv4Humans is becoming the best podcast on the internet. Keep being smart and creative and you'll get there.

[Episode 128 — Hashtag Morris]

The Rock's wrestling career was uncanny. He started out as a villain whose whole persona was that he was a arrogant jerk who thought he was a fan favorite, even though in reality he was a heel and people were supposed to hate him. So he'd strut around and call himself the people's champion just to bait the crowd, but the dude was so charismatic that everyone started believing it. The crowd actually began to acknowledge that was the people's champion, and they just fed off of his bravado. Such an interesting turn around.

 

Salute to The Rock, the most electrifying force in sports entertainment.

[Episode 28 — Journalist By Nature]

bummer

[Episode 140 — Huckleberry Finn]

Wow, I thought this would turn out differently. Andrew tends to call stuff racist and I thought he would come down on Huck Finn, but I completely agree with the conclusion here: Huckleberry Finn is a book for adults and somehow we give it to 13 and 14 year olds who definitely aren't going to get that it's satire and is supposed to complicate moral distinctions rather than simplify them.

 

I remember my High School teacher teaching it like it was just a fun boat ride with goofy jokes.

[Episode 144.5 — Sklarbro County 49]

Adam Cayton-Holland, so good.

[Episode 77 — There, There My Bear Bear]

Robert Krulwich is so irritating to me.

[Episode 30 — Blog It Up]

Gail is a self-published author. You can buy her book on Amazon. Sounds like it's full of Brent Spiner romance and Jesuit intrigue.

[Episode 29 — LIVE from SXSW]

I agree with the reviewer at the beginning of the podcast.

[Episode 72 — Blue Cash]

"Maybe I will go play basketball with those kids who raped me."

 

Where does that even come from?

[Episode 20 — Filipino Gollum]

I think the Reality Show Show should do an investigative report on Sean Duffy, former Real World star, current U.S. Representative for the Wisconsin's 7th congressional district.

[Episode 18 — Fake Girl Voice]

Listening every week to Hayes and Sean Hayes and Sean struggling to work against the tone of the show's theme music never gets old. Like a sheen of oil sincerity floating on the surface of a sarcasm puddle.

[Episode 15 — Skull and Two Bones]

Cris Collinsworth bit at the end was exquisite.

[Episode 113 — Pullin Wool]

I think we can all agree that Chris Gore was the worst guest.

[Episode UCB1 — BONUS EPISODE – Ask the UCB? – The UCB Philosophy]

If you're not generating significant net revenue and you're putting everything into reinvestment, you could try appling for non-profit status. Then, when performers complain about not being paid, you can tell them to write their shows off as tax-deductible donations.