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Oh my gosh, the ping poll ball sound effects were INSANE.

I love when a guest shares the same level of audible joy as me when hearing Howard's intro songs!

By the end of this episode I was convinced that event was really called the "Midget GLAAD Awards."

Happy Anniversary! P.S. Click "like" if you guys listened all the way through the end of the episode! (That's right, there's more after "the wolf dead!")

This Is Our City by Cracked Out vs. Method Man...

All things considered, I think Robert Siegel might be a little bit of a perv.

Maybe it's just something about American Idol, Matt. Because there are some younger singers, like Michael Jackson when he was still in the Jackson 5, or a young Stevie Wonder, who did some of my favorite love songs. Perhaps it just seems more insincere when they have to package a two-minute pop version of it for a televised singing competition.

Damn it, Patton! I've been planning for years to name my first born Covered in Pussy Juice Smith, and now everybody's going to name their kid that!

I have one question... when Psychic Andy visited the psychic for his birthday, did he tell them that he's a podcast psychic? Or did they both just share a knowing look?

Key & Peele is my favorite new show of the year. It was great to hear the other half of the duo, and I like that you interviewed the guys separately, so we could hear what they thought before and after the season aired. If you missed the show, catch up on reruns, or to watch the YouTube playlist of some of the best skits on the show. that Randy and Jason mentioned on today's episode. Watch that one through the end; it gets epic. One of my personal favorites was , which features a cameo from Earwolf's own Matt Besser! And the skit still scares the hell out of me. And, since UFC came up on today's show, the Ultimate Fighting Match Preview is a great one to watch.

Damn. I'm the oldest, but I don't think my dad has any weapons.

Hurray! I love when my favorite podcasts collide to make something awesome, and this episode did not disappoint. We already know how well Kulap gets along with the TL duo thanks to her appearance on Ep. 95, but I had no idea that Howard would be able to delve into Andy's psyche so readily. And, as readers of the Earwolf blog know, I always love a little Hangin' With Leo discussion. Hope to hear the WC and TL gang collaborate again soon!

Welcome back, guys! You were missed. I hope Tig's doing well. It might be tough to time stamp all swamp rock discussion for the Best Of episode, though an entire compiled episode of swamp rock would be HILARIOUS. I think the introduction of the swamp rock alligator was Ep. 37 from 66:30min. to 68:23min. What is everyone else nominating? There are so many highlights to choose from! We need to get a riddle or two in there.

I thought this segment was still worthy of being aired, but I kind of like the idea of releasing some edited pieces as bonus content, because then I have a little extra improv4humans to last me until the next regular episode. P.S. I was a lifelong summer camp kid. I should have known this shit was going down while all of us girls were just telling stories and making jewelry.

You know this film is going to be legendary, since people thought this YouTube trailer was just a joke for years. It's not enough to just listen to the trailer on the minisode, guys. You've got to see it to believe it...

Welcome back, ladies! I'm so glad to hear you on the airwaves again. And after this prank engagement, Seedy, you've really got to be more careful around these schemin' seamen!

So if Marissa is supposed to do 40 hours a week for her internship, and she's been on four CBB episodes so far, something tells me our favorite intern is going to be 15-years-old for a hell of a long time! I'm really happy we received another rendition of Wipe Out this week. Let's just keep womping that jam up through the summah season.

Great episode! Hilarious/disgusting discussions (slits), and Jensen is a captivating storyteller. Really enjoyed this one!

I'm a huge fan of Jim Gaffigan and Colin Hay. I've seen both of them live, and they're always fantastic. Great lineup on this episode! P.S. Any Sklar fans in the Philly area better head out and see Randy and Jason at Helium tonight or tomorrow. I was at last night's show, and it was a blast. Helium's a great space, and the Sklars, as well as the two openers, were fantastic!

If Smash Mouth's Days Like These isolated vocal track becomes your new jam, blame Will Forte for bringing it up on this episode. Anyway, for the curious CBB listeners, click here to listen to the track that Will was talking about. Warning: It's not quite as breathtaking as a .

Howard has the best conversation transitions.

The 8:20min. is indeed correct. The Gelman impersonation is at the beginning of the show. Should be the same time no matter how you're listening to the episode, but in case you want to give it another try, I'm just streaming on the Earwolf site and that time's working for me.

Thanks for the plugs props, guys! I really enjoyed this episode, for all the reasons that the comments have already listed. I also thought the Ed Helms songs during the musical breaks were a nice touch.

The one clip of this movie on YouTube is when Rosario's chest and butt expand. That may be the only audience this film has.

In Bob's absence I've developed a nasty case of solitude-induced syphilis. Any other Affirmation Nation listeners suffering from new afflictions? I think Bob would want us to be here for one another. Though this may lead to us spreading communicable diseases among the fan base, which is a risk I'm willing to take.