MattCameron

This was absolutely fantastic. Everyone has different taste, but in my opinion these are some of the funniest bits I've heard in awhile, particularly from Scott (who was on FIRE - "The oompas are concerned..."). I could listen to Solo Bolo with these two any day. They spoke upon it on the episode, but I think that without an outrageous character guest, it allows Scott more room to just be totally absurd, which I love. Great job!

Hey guys. I just wanted you all to know that I have been SUPER busy recently, but I have still been listening to every episode and still loving it. I will be back to the forums to see all of you fine folks soon!

Are we getting an episode 8 about Hollywood Bowl or is that not happening anymore?

Great episode! Always love hearing Harris. Also: Minaj a Trois.

Man, that lineup! Hobby hobby hobby! Thanks for an awesome 5 years, Scott! Congrats!

I'm really glad they got to my question on this one. This was the perfect guest for it. It seems like every week the boys are getting even more open about their personal views on the important topics (religion, politics, war(s), microphones, focus, engineer Sam, hair, football vs acting, sexual attraction, sexual disgust, sexual apathy, and war, for examples). Really edgy stuff. Scary.

XJ R& was a fantastic new charac. I'm not karate kidding. Tim Simons fell in really well - good addition to the First Timers Club

GILF, if you could choose one type of aircraft, why would it be and who?

As an avid Earwolf Dan and frequenter of AV Club, I have no idea how I missed this. Nice pickup, Tim.

Okay, so maybe I missed something or someone is really burying the lead here, but Tim, how did you come across this table? Were you assisting in the Earwolf move, or is it actually in your possession now? Should I have watched the video more completely to answer my own question? Also, I was thinking of something we could do like this table for Sean and Hayes to show our appreciation. I was thinking we get one of those B&W notebooks like the one on the logo and we can do a mailing tree to all of the Bookheads on the forums and each sign it with a personalized message to the hosts. I am happy to get it started if anyone is interested. Email me: cameron.esq@gmail.com. Hopefully Sean and Hayes won't look at this forum and it will be a surprise. Or, if we all flake out then it won't hurt their feelings incredibly.

I can't wait for tomorrow for the new forum thread to drop! Also, the podcast is coming out tomorrow.

12,224 (Rando)

Also, Joe, where is your go-to store for rare cloths to make custom shirts?

I'd like to piggyback on this. I have been extremely busy with a certain client (Tom Cruise - wants me to say "Choo Choo, I'm a train!" - not sure what he's talking about but he said you guys would get it) and haven't been able to get to the forums this week. Just wanted to let you know I've been thinking about you!

I loved Angus Young on 2 and 1/2 Men.

He has been standing on one foot on a stool in the corner since the first episode.

I had actually already figured this out one day at work while board through a series of context clues (near Sunset Sound, can see the big church thing and the Hollywood sign, it's multiple stories and has a lobby). Now that I know it's right next to Delicious Vinyl and Ponchik Factory, it has been confirmed that Earwolf is in fact here: http://bit.ly/1gJewqz Also, Greasechain Experience is my new band name.

Zero $ Handbook's ability to draw a dedicated, attractive fanbase is worth more than money. When people visit the forums and see all of us good looking folks learning so much and being totally rad and awesome that makes them want to listen. I know you Earwolf fat cats are just looking at the bottom line here though, so I guess we will need to throw some more donations at you to keep Sean and Hayes on board.

Wow, a LOT going on right now for you, Kulap. I'm really glad that you get to experience all this (albeit so much all at once) and get to pursue this passion for the documentary. I will echo the comments of the other commenters and say you will be missed for the next few weeks, but good vibes to you in your travels! Love and good luck going your way!

Chanson didn't ask enough questions to fill a whole segment. On a side note, Cordry was an absolute delight. You could tell he's really a fan of the podcast and listens every week (in fact, I'd be willing to bet that the majority of his success is based solely on Hayes and Sean's advice). Those new pilots sound like true winners. Also, maybe in an upcoming episode Sean can do an accent master class? That Chicano voice was crazy impressive.

I didnt get this one for Gabrus because I wasn't aware that he didn't actually "do" acting. Rob, if you could work with any director in history, how much would you want to get paid? Sorry for the unoriginality, just really curious.

After listening, my largest takeaway is that I made that same Marlon Rando joke (which is what I've called my buddy Randall for years) that Sean made. Aside from that, decent ep. I'd give it a letter grade, but instead I'll just give it a 32 so as to be totally Rando Calrissian.

So, this is a first. I am posting on the forum without first hearing this week's episode. Part of this relates to my busy schedule, but I'd say the majority relates to whoever completely FUCKED UP PUTTING IT ON ITUNES. Now, I'm not pointing any fingers, but my STEROIDS ARE! Sorry, trying to get in shape for 2016 Pilot Season. But all steroids aside, I plan on listening tomorrow morning at which point I'll come on here and provide some more insight, but according to the forums this week the topics most related to the episode are: 1) Marlon Rando 2) Ayn Rando 3) Chanson 4) Paintings 5) Greggy's lost film idea thread and repairing the damages done thereto 6) Lists that go to the number 6) Let me know if I'm way off base. I'll be back tomorrow.

When (Adam) Scott said he had a picture of the two dicks I thought for sure he was just going to reshow them the Rattle and Hum cover. Hooo! But I kid. This episode was fantastic. I love hearing Harris on here. Whenever these three get together it's incredibly fantastic.

I know I'm going to get a lot of shit for this, and I really don't mean to scare you guys, but Frankensteins. Lots and lots of Frankensteins. Every time you think you have an out, there's a Frankenstein, right next to the Space Needle (Chanson), the H.R. MacMillan Space Center (HugLife), right next to the fjord?? (Thelonius), and, of course, right there in your stylish chaise lounge (Valerie). The Frankensteins are pretty handy and helpful though, so if you ever have to replace your hot water heater or get to your local grocer they can usually help out. Actually, they are pretty nice. They really listen, you know. I know it's only been about 20 seconds since I started writing this, but I think I'm really starting to have feelings for Frankenstein(s). Will you be my Frankenstein(s) forever? At any rate, the right answer is Hollywood, guys.