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  4. Posted

    If it helps, "The Big Apple Bible" and the original Moshe Kasher Comic-con episode, both of which have 'dem boys weaving a story while laughing at themselves, and relishing friendship, is how I fell in love with Hollywood Handbook.

    You guys make me so happy, that I cannot express it adequately. 

    I Just signed up as a patreon of The Flagrant Ones, in support of y'all, and because of your boost to James Adomian's new podcast.  

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    "I mightas well be drinking rotten grapes that have been stomped on by poorly paid immigrants with even mo' po' podiatrists and/or pedicure girls."

    This breaks my heart a little...

    "Pure and purerer, I am the Scott who is sure and sure and surrey I am going to kill spell check before this end credit sequence puts on sequins and ends this movie: THE RIDE THE COUPON THE REFERENCE THE MISTER THE SHOW:"

    Thank you.

    Also, I loved Ghosted.

  8. Posted · Edited by JazzWitherspoon
    Clarification of love for the show, just disappointment with a bigger societal issue

    If Natalie Morales dislikes free speech so much, she should probably avoid throwing around slander...

    ...or am I misunderstanding her generalizing of Joe Rogan having 'racist' people on his show?

     

    Edit: Don't misunderstand. Natalie is very charming, which makes it all the more off-putting when she (or others) make accusations akin to people who would call humans 'illegal.'

     

    She is casting a wide net over Joe Rogan and using 'racist' as a pejorative to write off a group of people as invalid in their existence, because she doesn't seem to like the color of their words...

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    I have been trying to express gratitude where it is most poignant for me, and seems most needed.

    I hope this can reach Sean and Hayes at some point, but I went through a 'give-up-on-life' depression that (still) does not seem that long ago (about a year ago), that podcasts pulled me out of.

    Much more emphatically, Hollywood Handbook's Sean Clements, Hayes Davenport, Tom Scharpling, and even Engineers Brett Morris and Chef Kevin, (more recently - Engineer Jordan) -- by way of Comedy Bang! Bang! --pulled me out of that depression.

    It breaks my heart to recently hear episodes where they are *still jokingly* trying to come up with a way to 'salvage' their show.

    Their impact on my life has been invaluable. I would not ask them to continue a show they don't seem to like anymore, but I hope they find something they do like, because they have become my favorite active comedians.

    For completeness sake: I thoroughly enjoy Scott Aukerman and Comedy Bang Bang. I love him all the more for introducing me to and trying to help (for a time) 'dem flagrant boys.

    And THANK YOU SO MUCH Sean and Hayes for highlighting James Adomian's new podcast!

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    How prescient this movie apparently was: I'm just now listening to this episode, but at 14 minutes, they think it's absurd that in the year 2017, people would know about Batman and Sonny and Cher...but even more far-seeing - that in 2017-18, Nazism would be making a comeback, and hipsters would be obsessed with dressing like the 1940s!!!

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  19. Posted

    Please do The Butterfly Effect.

    The movie is TITLED ***The Butterfly Effect*** but has a scene where Kutcher tells a prison cellmate to watch his hands - goes back in time to CHILDHOOD - and *then immediately* returns with stigmata...which means no Butterfly Effect has actually occurred??!!

    Even if we ignore the fact that he has to physically traumatize himself as a child, and then maintain a life-course to get into the same prison, the scars would ALREADY BE THERE IN THIS NEW TIMELINE!

    I can just imagine how maddening this movie would be for Jason Mantzoukas.

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