Kickpuncher

He also talks about him a lot on Twitter.

Great Who Charted cross-over ep. Nice to hear another perspective on Mole Man.

Sudeikis was also in the previously mentioned Horrible Bosses movies with Jennifer Aniston, who was in the previously mentioned Marley & Me with Owen Wilson.

I saw the title for episode 6 and figured the guest was Rhea Butcher, but it turned out to be even better. #datbathlife

The guests brought up Steely Dan and the call sheet unprompted, so this has to be one of Scott's favorite episodes of all time.

Love it! If a series of this would essentially be a sports version of Hard Nation, then I'm 100% on board. (That said, Chris Cox will always be the one true Podcast Jerry Jones.)

That last segment was phenomenal.

You could tell that the last guest wasn't really Woody Allen because he never talked about Entourage.

This was my #1 take-away, too.

Per Scott on Twitter, yes.

Probably because none of them know anything about movies.

Two thoughts on this: 1) It's strange 2) I like it

Possibly the best opening 2-3 minutes ever.

"My spouse" - Borat

Phenomenal. Wengert is so fucking good.

It's great to hear the return of some old favorites for the stretch run. Of course I'm referring to Paul's reference to those miserly crones Mildred and Patty Hill.

Really happy about #1, my favorite episode of the year with my favorite new character, MC Sugar Butt. I just wish the clip would have included my favorite moment of the year: Drink your milk, eat your vegetables Wear your silk...eat your legetables

If I go to the 2018 episodes listing in Stitcher Premium, everything looks correct up to 2224, but starting with 2225, it's showing older episodes with the correct guests. For example, 2225 is Scott Aukerman, but that place on the 2018 listing is 1924 with Scott (I listened to the intro and it really is 1924). It looks like 2301-2303 and 2309 have the same issue, and I can't find the correct versions anywhere in the app; on the plus side, they're less than six months old and still available on the Earwolf site, but obviously this is kind of annoying, especially if the same problem exists with older episodes (I didn't look back further to check).

Absolutely, but the villain they were talking about (I odn't remember who specifically it was) feels like more of a Loki analogue than a Thanos. I guess Shakespeare (the Immortal Bard) himself would be Thanos.

For the Stitcher Preemies out there, the Pee Cast Blast episode makes a really fun companion to this one, largely because they recorded this one first and can't decide whether they should refer to it being in the future or the past, or whether "they" (as characters) were even there.

Adam had definitely talked about his job at the toffee shop before, but never to this level of detail, and I'm pretty sure that this was the first appearance of the phrase "Candy Boy".

Earwolf tweeted out a video that Engineer Cody Sam took of Monster Fuck, and the intensity of Wiger's performance goes to another level with the visual element added in.

Zeke Nicholson! Now that I've heard a new version of Monster Fuck, I officially feel ready for the year to end.

These guys are so good together, and I love how they all crack each other up constantly.

Great characs!