Mathew Shit

Is Hayes back in the baffroom?

Feedback: Wish this episode were 2 hours longer.

The first two minutes of this episode could serve as the prototype for why this shouldn't be a podcast, or especially clear evidence of how little Andrew Ti has to say. The rest of this episode is support for the same idea.

The thing where you guys tell a personal story before the guest is my favorite part of the show.

Horatio Sans raising his voice in any capacity is pretty much all it takes to make me laugh. EDIT: What were the extenuating circumstances in the second half of season 3?

One of the best!

I am going to raise hell if I find out it was Wolf Den that bumped Sean and Hayes.

The person whose perspective most apparently absent from Hollywood and what's important in show business is Horatio Sanz and I would love to hear Sean and Hayes grilling him on what moves him to the funny zone.

The case closed guy for this episode was the literal definition of a figurative strawman. Though I thought it was very funny to hear Matt talk over him in order to launch into a meandering non sequitur about hikers. I've got no stakes in this argument but I would gladly take the opposition for a proper debate.

I think we all had to work a little harder for this episode!

I noticed that at the top of the interview that there was no "whatup whatup" and I just wanted to make sure everything is okay.

This was great. Did notice a lot of weird background noise, though.

Someone at Earwolf ought to pull the trigger on a podcast co-hosted by Claudia O'Doherty and R. Schrift.

This episode features the return of slime boy. I'll also go to bat that I've only heard the word "dork" used as a term of endearment. I think that "nerd" and other words, formerly used as insults or terms of derision, fall out of use, or are reappropriated, out of culture's move away from name calling.

I really liked Susan Orlean. Please have her back for a journalism based topic.

I like this show more when they have guests on because they seem to get stuck in circles less and generally have a better time. In my study group (South LA County) we bring in new people always because, while it might upset a familiar dynamic of conversation, I think we're able to cover closer to 100% with the added voices.

Alternate episode title: "Goin' hard."

Woah, were Jerrod Carmichael's balls just on an episode of cops? Because they sure got busted!

The instrument Scott was thinking of is called a Vibraslap.

This episode and the last have been among the best in recent memory.

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"Case Closed" could be more accurately renamed to "Yelling at chumps from my bully pulpit." Sure, after the long awkward dialogue we are rewarded with funny improv, but we first have to sit through the views of an uninformed party and a less informed party as they sloppily debate an issue that is far from their grasp. The formula Improv4Humans has built has worked well, but I've always found the call-in segments to be mean-spirited and unworthy of the show itself.

Did anyone find Comedy Apartment? I found Apartment Comedy, but I don't know if that's what Jon was talking about.