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I love hearing this podcast progress from week to week. You can really tell Matt and Frank are taking criticism to heart. I loved Matt confering with the other judges and establishing at the top of the show what criteria they were going to be using in their critiques. I'm going to be sad when this competition is over.

The second opinions part is fantastic and really appeals to my child brain and heart, but not if I had a child, and maybe I didn't like it.

Sam Darling is fantastic character. And David Cross never disappoints.

Catching up on old episodes. Tig: Lucid dreaming and sleep paralysis tend to go hand in hand. You can chalk up most creepy bed time terrors to these things. Especially ones that happen when you are young. Memory is a pretty fickle thing. Loved the opening segment about the sharks.

I wish I was such an entitled asshole that I could complain about free entertainment.

Incredible. Something about having Scott as a guest makes Howard 50% deferential and 50% challenging. It's truly magical. Instant classic.

Holy shit, this episode really blew me away. One of the funniest episodes in recent memory.

I'd have to share Cody's concerns about calling people out on audio quality during the content section. And personal distaste aside, it was upsetting to hear Jesse take swipes at the contestants (Aww, I think you're going to win. Was that too much?) To be fair, there was some valueable advice that he offered, but you can definitely hear all three contestants shut down after recieving advice from Jesse. Maybe it's just something in his tone. I really don't want this challenge to have a Simon character. If I'm alone in feeling this, I'll graciously bow out, but the negativity I get from him just really didn't play for me. Other than than gripe, I've loved this week. Matt Besser and Paul F Tompkins are geniuses and having them on the same show was a spectacular treat.

Shit, I love this show. Especially when Jason gets so genuinely upset at how bad the movies are.

Awww. Yeah I definitely liked Engineer Doug a lot. But he has a worthy replacement. Engineer Frank is funny on the Earwolf Challenge podcast. I'm trying to remember how many Engineers there have been on CBB alone. There was Stu, Joe, Doug, Frank...someone the sequel. I've only seen one episode of Dr. Who, so feel free to make your own more fully-realized doctor/companion joke.

Mine is having the same problem. I can get into the app but anything will only play for a second before the app crashes. I've uninstalled and redownloaded and I'm having the same issue. App looks fantastic. Anything I can do to help get the issues resolved? Thanks again for all your hard work.

Graveyard and penitentiaries full of people who wore the comedy podcasting crown.

Regardless of who wins, I now know of about six or seven more podcasts that I have to make time for.

I went blind with rage after reading this thread.

I had a doctor's appointment next week to get my knee looked at. It's been hurting for about two weeks. After listening to this episode, I cancelled the appointment.

Wie Wie did me dirty.

Sure, we all know what Howard has to say about Summah, but I have a feeling his brother Lee would have similar insights to offer about winter. If nothing else, it would be an excuse to discuss that Japanese winter fairy song again. What say you fellow Earwolves?

Fantastic.

Jon Benjamin!

I find it impossible to believe that Aisha ever had a problem getting laid.

It makes me angry how attractive Kate Micucci. Another fantastic episode!

What a treat. Two of the best guests on the same episode. I enjoy the new slightly indignant ALW.

Oh man, three plane breaks? Can I request a favorite plane break category be added to the annual awards?

If the Earwolf crew moves to a new studio, what will become of planes breaks on Comedy Bang Bang?

Here's a fun game: Starting from the bottom, work your way to the top of that list and see how far you make it before you land on a song that isn't awful. I think most people will land on 1982.