BlanchotMG

3 months of vacation? Far too short for any real relaxation!

I've been listening the HDTGM since the beginning. I love it. The hosts have great chemistry, the movies are horrible, and I look forward to each new episode. But I truly dislike the theme song. It's not that it's a particularly bad song, it's just that the song doesn't seem to match the overall tone of the show. The song is upbeat, hyper. The show is laid back, comfortable. For the last few podcasts I've skipped the first 30 seconds of the show in order to avoid the theme song. Further, I recognize that theme songs are no easy task. One can't be picky about great free content. Plus the song was created early on, and added to the production value of the first few episodes, but for me, the theme song has become abrasive. For other listeners it might gear them up, or they might not care at all. But it is out of my own care for the show, from the position of a dedicated (if a bit whiny) listener, that I voice my concern. Love the podcast, and the new shirt. Keep it coming.

So great! (the podcast that is) I've been listening to the podcast since it came out, and this is the first time I was able to see the movie before it was picked apart. I listen regardless, but I appreciate the redbox movie every once in a while! "Is it behind this bookshelf?!" "What about THIS bookshelf?!?!?!" "WHAT ABOUT THIS BOOKSHELF!?!?!?!?!"

Love the dream about juggling babies! I also want to know who the scientist was that thought "I wonder why these hamsters aren't adjusting to the new environment? You know what they need...some Viagra." I think we can all agree that the human race is better off because of the research into hamster boners. Also: more tunneler

Love the dream about juggling babies! I also want to know who the scientist was that thought "I wonder why these hamsters aren't adjusting to the new environment? You know what they need...some Viagra." I think we can all agree that the human race is better off because of the research into hamster boners. Also: more tunneler

What a tremendous first episode! You know how when you try a new work out, you get sore in muscles you didn't know you had? This podcast worked out my comedy muscles in a whole new way.