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[Earwolf Admin]

It’s more Bang Bang for your buck buck on today’s special Wednesday episode of Comedy Bang Bang! Friend of the show and star of the upcoming film The Comedy, Tim Heidecker returns to tell us about the failed pilot of his popular comic strip Stitches, gives us a little insight on his upcoming film The Comedy, and talks about his opportunity to portray Paul Rodgers in the forthcoming Bad Company quadrilogy. Newcomers Arthur Steinborn & Diane stop by to share their favorite Stitches comic strips, we try to find Diane a date, and Arthur explains his system to remember anyone’s name. Jackpot.

[Bucho]

What ...

... the ...


... HECK YES PLEASE!!!

[IvoryMonsoon]

Wa Wa Wi Wa 2 episodes in a week i likey

[Pod Pooper]

Wonder if Heidecker is going to be a complete asshole in this episode.

[Hot - Slunch]

Man, Scott lobbed that meatball of a Dire Straits joke right in the strike zone and Tim missed it.

I loved everybody sharing their favorite Stitches comic strips. I wish they'd put them out in a Calvin and Hobbes style collection, but unlike Calvin and Hobbes I'd buy it.

[Bruce Reid Robinson II]

I LOVE JOE WENGERT!!!

Fuck yes bang bang.

[Inthehallwaynow]

frontal hair and I live to be anyone but myself

[sarel]

I never got Heidecker until I saw him on the Comedy Bang Bang tour. Then I got it. I am excited for this episode. I also adore Lauren Lapkus.

[Colin Fraser]

Predictions on how long till an artistic fan realizes Stitches?
Saturday Afternoon

[Syme]

Someone is way ahead of you https://twitter.com/...146629711753216

[daveB from Oakland]

I was about to write a very angry letter to Tim Heidecker regarding his lack of British accent whilst depicting Paul Rodgers. But then Tim acknowledged that he is still developing the character of Paul Rodgers, and as Tim makes progress Tim will eventually portray Paul Rodgers with a proper British accent. And so I hereby forgive Tim Heidecker.

Peace has returned to the land. The only loser in this scenario is Stamps.com, because now I cannot write and send that angry letter. But Stamps.com, I will definitely think of you the next time a celebrity says or does something that makes me angry.

[Isaac Kozell]

This episode reminds me of the time Stitches was walking down the street, saw two sausage links, then looked up and said, "Ay dios mio."

[kylekylekylekylekylekylekyle]

Can't seem to find The Comedy on itunes... what's up?

[Iron Chef Mexican]

Ms. Lapkus appears to find the phrase "zero dollars" amusing, and so do I!

[Kevin Irmiter]

My favorite Stitches is the one where he finds two tall stacks of bones right next to each other that topple, and then he looks at the camera with a tear in his eye and says "Never forget." I was amazed at how a simple little strip could be so poignant and touching.

[Roy Ziegler]

I pulled on my penis to this.

[ScottAukerman]

This was a great free episode!

[ApathyMonger]

kylekylekylekylekylekylekyle, on 24 October 2012 - 12:05 PM, said:

Can't seem to find The Comedy on itunes... what's up?

Weirdly it's not showing up when I searched, but the link from the movie's website works: https://itunes.apple...dy/id560981750#

[Henry]

The only Stitches strip I didn't like was the one where it starts with him holding a cell phone hitting the "Now" button on the popcorn.com app, then he gets handed a gallon of popcorn, then he looks at the camera and says "Check please!" It seemed like a shameless use of product placement on Tim's part, and I really didn't think the punchline made any sense.

[Kickpuncher]

Wengert's memory system stuff was amazing.

Heidecker continues to be the least funny CBB regular by a wide margin.