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091 Tom Sharpling, 061 Pauly Shore, 026 Jason Mantzoukas Obviously every episode is worth listening to.

Lord Joseph Banks is one of the most unlikable characters that I can recall. Destroying the other ship was so horrible. I can't wait for the second season!

Hollywood Handbook ads are always great, but this week was definitely above average.

Needless to say, both are utter masterpieces, and equally deserve a place in The Canon. Despite my username, I'm voting There Will Be Blood. Boogie Nights is more re-watchable, optimistic, fast-paced, funny, and features my favorite ensemble cast of all time. However, There Will Be Blood is a more intense, and original film in the larger realm of cinema. Inherent Vice was a disappointment; perhaps because I read Pynchon's novel beforehand and approached the film with too many expectations. I've been looking forward to an episode like this since The Canon started. Thanks!

The iBrain is one of my favorite CBB moments. I did not realize that Scott was serious about banning Brett.

I remember Sean got angry at one of the engineers (probably Cody) and condescendingly tells him "You should read Catcher in the Rye, you would relate to it so much!" Does anyone remember what episode this was?

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Seven is not Fincher's best film in my opinion, but belongs in the The Canon nonetheless. I've been listening to The Canon since Goodfellas. Only now have I logged onto the forums simply to vocalize my disagreement with Amy. Nitpicking minutia (aspirin bottles) is mundane and not a pleasant listening experience. I considered closing the Howl app multiple times, but I don't like using my phone while I'm driving.

I adore Hollywood Handbook and Comedy Bang! Bang!; Sean and Hayes are my favorite podcasters. I thought this episode was disappointing. Sean and Hayes are hysterical in their own right, deliberately not understanding CBB games gets old quickly, and they've been doing that bit for a long time.