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All right, fun's fun, but now you bastards have really gone too far.

I think that I laughed harder and more consistently during this one than I have during any other episode of this podcast. And that -- my friends -- is really saying something.

This episode was uniformly fantastic on every level.

Well, to the surprise of absolutely no one, it turns out that Rachel Bloom is exceptionally well-suited to the format of this podcast.

I really hope you're right. In any case, this episode was great.

I concur. That interview portion went from being very silly/funny to being a serious (but still funny) exploration of some profound truths in a very short span of time. I was also somewhat taken aback by how instantly sad and crestfallen I felt when Lauren mentioned that after a hiatus With Special Guest will only be returning on Stitcher Premium.

I've always wondered about the origin of Horatio's "Rog/Raj" nickname, and after listening to this episode I'm still not sure that I'm much closer to understanding it.

I'm no expert, but Andy Daly seems to me to be the most talented improviser working today.

This was great, and an obvious spiritual successor to the Andy Daly/Lauren Lapkus classic, "Me 2 I'm Talkin' U2 to U Too."

The Spoonman!

Three of my favorite people! (None of whom I actually know in real life, which is perhaps a tragic comment about myself.)

I know there must be things in this world that I find to be more delightful than Wild Horses appearing on Improv4Humans, but sitting here now I can't really think of any.

That was really great. It seems to me that if Nicole Parker had been given an opportunity to create (in a laboratory) an ideal podcast for herself to be a guest on, she would have more-or-less come up with the Off Book podcast.

That was very funny.

That was a great episode. Drew Spears is so quick, it's just incredible. Also, all the songs sounded great. How in the hell does Engineer Brett keep pulling off this trick where his audio recordings sound like they've emerged out of Rick Rubin's production studios?