jughead

this episode was "highly" entertaining............wink nod wink

I can't wait to see Nolan's version of Requiem for a Dream because Aronofsky's version is amazing!

taking a snake break.....don don don da......taking a snake break.........

I was a little disappointed and downright confused when the topic ended up pertaining to the water phenomenon known as snow and not the reggae/rap artist know as Snow. I believe his album 12 inches of snow would have allowed for a more proper discussion reference as it relates to not only a lyrical description of the aforementioned Snow but also describes its amount of accumulation.

shity

mmhmm.....mmhmm...mmhmm...mmhmm...mmhmm......wait what?

Road Boys

Is 'Men in Her Box' a new 'Men at Work' cover band?

I'm surprised Aisha didn't mention "Tron" which was the original Matrix. To this day if I am flipping through the channels and "War Games" is on I have to watch it to the end. I'm a little surprised that no one mentioned to Aisha that this is a Christian podcast.

He's a clue fiend..............

I was hoping the Tig's mom character on Clarence would be her middle aged wife character...........YEAH??!!???

Don't worry, there is portion of the episode dedicated to penis talk and we should all be thankful!

Tig's sex robot's name would of course be........................................Good One!

Am I the only one here that misses Eardrop?

shittamon is my favorite spice!

Triple the Carson's triple the fun! Also Triple Miller's was pretty amazing as well!

Professional Tennis player.....hands down.

spot on

Here's my question to everyone...If you sat down at the airport and PFT is sitting next to you wearing some amazing socks, what is your opening line to him? Would it be about how much you admire his work.....or his socks?

I was more of a Prodigy guy....it was more indie

Yep, old but good. All of my co-workers around me are now staring at me because Kyle's Mr. Furley made me lose it.

Seems like everyone has said all of the obvious stuff, so I will just say that I will miss "Love, dad" even though it was short lived. I'm sure it really didn't hit the target audience of this site, but I can genuinely say that it was easily one of my favorites. Of course I am a dad so I am biased. Good luck in all that you do and I wish you all the best! Barry C

I'm pretty sure Karl Marx was German, and no I will not unpack that any further............

hosting an episode of PB from a Colonoscopy fart room would be instant comedy gold

I was so happy that David brought up Clint Mansell. His score, along with the Kronos Quartet, for Requiem For a Dream is by far and way my favorite of all time. His score for Pi was also pretty amazing! Great ep!