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This episode was darkly titillating.

Wait, was TV's Jimmy Pardo on this show?

@Sam... And I wonder how he feels about restaurants that write their own lame birthday songs to avoid singing his song?

Totally Laime was my favorite intro. I agree with the judges. Very clear, concise, and a fun tune. My second favorite was The Little Dum Dum Club.

My Back-up Plan: Sorry, I won't be able to watch 'The Back-up Plan,' guys. I'll be busy watching 'Gigli.'

Wow, this episode made me feel like I was in Hawaii... being sacrificed in some sort of ritual!

Haha, I was thinking of us doing it ourselves, but I totally support the idea of Frank bedazzling each of our shirts.

Marla, I agree that a lady-friendly shirt would be more flattering on the curves, but I understand where Caroline's coming from on the challenges. I've never been very good at cutting t-shirts fashionably, but perhaps that would be an option? Like an '80s off-the-shoulder neckline and/or tied up fringe along the sides? Example: http://www.wikihow.com/Make-a-Totally-Rad-80S-Style-Tee-Shirt

I really want everyone to come back tomorrow and use 'Sweet Home Alabama' as their theme songs. Just to BLOW PEOPLE'S MINDS.

Scott is infiltrating two of my TV favorite shows this week?! Nice plugs, sir.

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I support any plug theme that leads to spontaneous dance parties.

I agree with you, Sean. I like the show's regular format and content, but I think it's great when the hosts adapt the show to their guests in order to put out the best episodes possible. I thought this was a nice deviation from what is always an entertaining show.

Chris Cox rapping as Al Gore is one of the best Cox moments of the year. Is there any character he can't do?! P.S. Thanks for the shout out, gentlemen!

@Sam... Thank goodness it was just Bob Ducca and not Brett Gelman's iBrain.

To be honest, I would listen to a show like Eardrop that was just fans calling in sharing their favorite Earwolf show moments of the week and other random thoughts. Fan shoutouts make me happy. P.S. I like 'preachy' Jeff talking about pursuing one's dreams, even if that dream involves making at rain at strip clubs. Regarding question #4, I laughed at Jeff's summation: "For the most part you guys are great, everyone once in awhile... you're creepy." But now I feel like there's suspense, because we'll never know what those messages were. Release the tapes! (Ok, I'm imagining they're funny creepy like Don Dimelo, but if they're actually creepy, then maybe no.) Can't wait to hear the coming annoucements from Earwolf!

Jeff briefly addresses this in today's new episode of The Wolf Den.

"Just look in Scott's eyes..." was my favorite lyric. Nice song!

Bob, what are some classes you recommend taking at the learning annex?

I know people say that 'haters gonna hate,' but I honestly can't understand how anyone could hate on Kelly Osbourne. She is fantastic, and this episode made me like her even more. It was nice for the show to break into a different format, just to switch things up. I enjoyed listening to everyone chatting. And almost anyone can agree with the main talking points... we're all slowing becoming our parents, Jon Hamm is super attractive, and "callin' it out" is a phrase that needs to be introduced into everyone's lexicon.

I love the new additions - Chart Chatter and Sloppy Timmy's Kids Charts. Great ideas!

Aww, a love song on Jukebox Jury? I like it!

Your plugs theme featured a plug at the end! Well played, Team Goldie.

What happens if you play this backwards?

Sounds like someone took a page from the Great American Songbook! I really like this plugs song, Jamie. Nice work.