Julia

Happy Birthday, Engineer Dustin! Pop champagne!

I love that the PFT episodes always run a little longer than most. Suit Magoo is a great customer!

When Vanilla Ice was talking about how this project led to him getting Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze, I had a huge smile on my face. I watched that movie so many times as a kid. Rob was a great guest; I'm so glad you guys got him on the show!

I'm your manager. Qualifications: 1. I keep a day planner. 2. I will have candies in my purse for you to snack on. 3. I will come pick you up one by one Blues Brothers style.

Monopoly is the WORST board game. It's impossible for that game not to last for hours, or days, and end in broken relationships. I completely understand Sue's stance on the game.

Great to hear Anthony Jeselnik on the show! His album, Shakespeare, is fantastic.

This one's from my Earwolf Halloween costume post: http://www.earwolf.c...oween-costumes/ The Wolf Dead!

This is, perhaps, Jimmy Stewart's best work.

Kulap as a cosmetics touting Drew Barrymore was hilarious.

So glad that this episode dropped today, since I had to call out of work this morning. This NyQuil I've been taking certainly hasn't done the trick, but I have a feeling once I get all of the lymph node sauce out of me, I'll be ready to get back to the office tomorrow. Thanks for the tips, Bob!

This depiction of Liza Minnelli is exactly what I imagine she's like in real life.

I have a "no ink" policy too, but I'm game for a Henderson henna!

My favorite segment in this episode was the Rich and Poor play. It's great to hear Lake and Steve back on Earwolf, and of course Matt, Paul, and June are always great. Also, the bits with Brian are hilarious! It's fun to hear guests playing some of these id characters.

Breaking news: Harris just had a cameo in tonight's Parks and Recreation, and he mentioned Phish. Ahhhh!

Can we get Brett Gelman to reenact all of Dennis Franz's bits in City of Angels?

I'm already putting this on my list of possible Halloween costumes, if only just so I can yell at people for no reason.

I've always chosen to heed the advice of medical professionals, so I'll be sure to bathe myself in dying dead pig, rather than the terrible, soapy alternative. Thanks, doctor!

Imagining Scott in his puppy sweater holding a tape recorder and a Scotch gives me great joy.

Hey, fellow laimewads! As mentioned on the beginning of today's episode, we're running a Totally Laime contest for fans of the show! Check out this Earwolf blog post, and comment on the blog post with your favorite TL memory of the year. Winner gets a VHS of Hangin' with Leo, signed by Elizabeth, and a special note from Elizabeth and Andy.

The Tongues segment kind of reminds me of Andy Kaufman playing the bongos, though I don't remember Kaufman's work frightening me as much as this amazing, scary show does. Another classic episode!

Who's going to be the first Sklar super fan to Photoshop a book jacket for Into Twin Air: Narrated by Charlie Sheen?

My favorite bits in this episode may be a tie between Tim Meadows as the UN's butterfly interpreter and Matt's attempt at scatting.

You can contribute to the episode! Paul said he forgot to mention it in the minisode, but the game for the Trespass episode is to send in your best Nic Cage pleading for his life in under seven seconds. You can send it via Eardrop. Here's Paul's Facebook post: http://www.facebook.com/HDTGM/posts/268206583245505

I think this is my favorite episode of Affirmation Nation to date. I knew Bob could be a teddy bear, but I had no idea he could turn into a teddy bear with teeth!

When Bennie and the Jets is the song that brings a couple together, you know you're in for a crappy ride. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_WJgq76N-Y