Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

Dear Mr Shore, I'm not entirely sure who you are, and I've been burned before when Googling guests. Could you give me a quick rundown of what you're all about?

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

It's time for

 

The Reality Show Show Clip of the Week

 

This week's clip: Tanksgiving (from the intro to episode 5)

 

And a quick bonus clip: Oh, Dat Wore Dat? (from episode 26, while talking about Savage Family Diggers with guest Joe Spellman)

 

Happy Tanksgiving everyone.

 

May I recommend episode 2, 43:20 - 45:52, about Brace from Gigolos. Gives me those can't-breathe loffs.

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

No posts? What's everyone so busy with? Weird.

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

Tracey is all up on that Mimby

 

Ooh mamma hubba hubba shah-wing!

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

I think they should reach out to super A list celebrities, because it's like that thing where really hot people never actually get hit on because you assume they're out of your league so you take a chance and ask them but too bad because they have a boyfriend but you really seem like the kind of guy she would normally date but then later you see her going home with some guy you knew at school and you know she wasn't dating him and whatever, her loss.

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

For realsies though, why do you think this podcast isn't more popular? It's a consistently funny show on a goshdarn comedy network, I just don't get it.

[Episode 60 — Tracey Wigfield, Our Close Friend]

I did not like the fighting in this episode, it was like mummy and daddy fighting and it was too scary (Sean is the mummy)

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

does anyone here want to start a rock band? i can play hello deliliah on the giutar.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Is present day D allowed? What if it has a black and white filter to make it look older?

 

 

That's one great D, look at those big strong D hands. A+ D.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Are we on track for THREE HUNDO? Because this feels like a three-hundo-er to me.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I promise a lifetime supply of likes to the first person to post a picture of the sticker stuck on their D.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Great D, keep those Ds coming. There is a picture of my D on the internet but he is good at 'puters so I am afraid to post it here in case he gets mad and says I can't use 'puter any more and I have to go to bed early without my juice.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I desperately want these to be "our" Sean.

 

http://www.pof.com/viewprofile.aspx?profile_id=18987082

 

http://www.mixedmartialarts.com/f/E7CBFBA6AA3DE8B8/Sean-Clements/

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I made some art to show I'm like a burger ho and not like a chanson

 

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Have anyone else seen Intern Stella yet? I liked it because it had robots and space ships and I am a TRUE nerd and not a fake nerd girl so I'm allowed to like obscure nerd things like this. However there are scary parts such as where there is a big water wave so I did not like all of it.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

http://www.avclub.com/article/wolfpop-curator-paul-scheer-programs-24-hours-his--211904

 

Ouch, totally blanked, and in the same week the guys were gracious enough to let him do this podcast.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I never got to be in any particular social groups at school because I was just universally liked by everyone so unfair

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Could all the people posting photos showing how attractive or talented they are please be a little more considerate? It makes the useless uggos here feel bad.

 

(Not talking about me, more like Chanson etc)

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

he get sad cause I do hit him a lot with rolled up magazine and he cries.

 

I buss up loffing every time I read this part, this deserved more likes MBOP.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I wanna see Malala's nanayno.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

I rate this podcast 10/10 because I am an HUGE Evan's Essence fan.

[Episode 59 — Paul Scheer, Our Close Friend]

Mr Sheer unexpectedly fell into a real truth with the Bernie Mac thing.

 

It's a little known fact that Sean was the real-life inspiration behind the Bernie Mac character, and Bernie stole his "I ain't afraid of you motherfuckers" catchphrase. That whole bit about adopting his crackhead sister's kids came straight from Sean.

[Episode 58 — Dave King, Steve Hely, and Kevin Etten, Our Close Friends]

1. Miss Tracey, you graduated from Boston College. Don't you think it's a little misleading to tell people you "went to school in Boston"?

 

2. You went to an all-girls school. You've worked on two different women's shows (Mimby Project and Thirty Rock From The Sun). When will you finally admit that you've benefited from Hollywood's 'girls club' atmosphere?

 

3. FMK Sean, Hayes, and the engineer?

[Episode 58 — Dave King, Steve Hely, and Kevin Etten, Our Close Friends]

Andrew, would you say that you feel like a right plum at this moment?

 

I'm feeling my right and left plums at this moment. Men's health is important. #movember

 

Fun fact, I met a real life American man this week who asked me lots of questions about life in the UK, because he had come to live here and wanted to be prepared. Kept wanting to know what council tax was (equivalent of state taxes?), and what the Queen did (very little of real importance), and if calling an ambulance would cost him anything (no), and what help there was if he lost his job (the government will pay your rent and give you a weekly stipend while you look for work), and what would happen if he had a baby here (he would have to pay child support, plus loads of benefits if you live with the baby), and how did he file his taxes (you don't, usually your employer sorts all that out). Also, Worcestershire was pronounced "Wuss-dah-shuh", not "Warster-shyer".

 

I replicate the experience here because presumably you all have these questions, and now you know. If you have any more, please let me know.

[Episode 58 — Dave King, Steve Hely, and Kevin Etten, Our Close Friends]

I repeat, EIGHT (8) LIKES.