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Wowwwwwwzers even KP isnt gonna say something nice. Whoops :-|

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It was definitely (theoretically) too far.

f are those shoes

******Its Bundtie Pickles everyone please revise your documents

Cutting the man with boobs sketch from Review was a good call. The future will not look kindly on shows (like, say, Kroll Show) that are relatively progressive now, but actually spend a lot of time dwelling on how hilarious it is for women to be masculine or men to show feminine traits. Im not trying to open a sidebar convo hating on Nick Kroll, Andy Daly, anyone. Im just saying, as a gay man who is a bit more clued into trans rights issues than apparently the average straight man is, that yes, it might be better to just avoid the topic if you're really that clued out. In the future it will all seem a little bit like how your liberal grammy and grampy used to feel about "coloured folk". Not the worst, but really not the best either.

What, two friends can't half-shrimp each other on the Earwolf sofa?

Shout out Feral Au-(*bag over head, dragged away*)

Is it just me or did they cut out something just before plugs? That or there was just a really weird and sudden transition... seems unlikely considering the delivery of everything else.

I had to google what he looks like but dude has TOTAL bang-eyes. His face is kind of odd and hard to reoncile, but his stare is basically full penetration. I might be Junior style man-pregnant right now. So I assume thats why.

Two thumbs up!

I started listening to Nerdist around episode 10 ish, and when those ten episodes were done I listened to the Comedy Death Ray that Chris hosted. Then later Earwolf existed, and put out this fun new podcast about bad movies...

Don't mean this as a weird brag, but it kinda blows my mind for someone to say they tried CBB after hearing HDTGM first. Back in my day Comedy Death Ray was practically the only game in town. I remember when HDTGM was knee high to a bird's eye, etc.

Seeso's like...

Just gonna quickly mention that a paywall for older episodes is the exact format Doug Loves Movies uses and its never been a problem. Kk peace out

Excuse me while I borrow this...

This dude's not worth it, F-Rob

Fun to hear Scotty Aux on Improv4Humans

For a second I read this as a random slam on me. Also, for the record, the gayest dinosaur is the Biversitops.

90% of the time, during the live QnA, people get up there, say they have a question, and then make a statement. Tim Curry Guy isn't having that, though. "This isn't a question so much as it's a statement: would Kurt Russell be as famous without that hair?" Proving that nobody at the live shows knows what a question is, and I love it.

Im pretty sure that at some point budget and editing wrestle all power away from the director's original vision (if there really was one) so the usual quality standards of that director may just not apply.

My favorite part of escape from LA. Was when the HOSTS PUT IN HOURS IF TIME AND U SHOULD PAY FOR IT BECAUSE...

Cheap is obviously an incendiary word. It can really be taken to mean different things. To me, it is objectively cheap in the sense that they aren't charging a lot compared to the costs involved and the number of people they have to pay out. I'm sure they set that number as low as they reasonably could. They aren't a conglomerate with a monopoly running at a 1000% profit. Whether it is cheap in relation to any particular persons budget is another matter. From that perspective I'm not trying to dictate to anyone whether 5 dollars should matter to their life or not. It's still a personal decision whether the paid tier is worthwhile or affordable as an upgrade from the remaining free tier. So I'm not looking to offend people, and I hope this isn't the next hugest flame war ever. But I do strongly believe that people who are mad about the paywall should really step back and try to examine whether it affects them negatively enough to actually be mad at Earwolf or the podcast or Midroll or anyone. Gonna leave my computer and stop cyber-raging for a while :-X

Hulu used to be free, and now it's paid. That's how content usually works these days. Popularity first, money second (if you're lucky). PS Hosting back episodes of content costs money: servers, bandwidth, etc. The more episodes a podcast has the more it costs to save all those back episodes for your convenience. "I don't think this is an issue of "paying for art". This show and others make money off the live shows and merch which I'm completely fine with." I'm glad you're fine with the several thousand dollars they make a year off that; I bet it pays for a whole 1/8 of one engineer. The entire issue with paying for art is that people think they should be able to decide, with a completely uninformed and self-serving opinion, what is a reasonable way for the artists to charge. And that generally works out really poorly for the artists. Don't pay for the service if you don't want. Don't pay for Netflix if you don't want it. Don't expect those companies to just give you whatever you want for free because that is of course what you would prefer.

Cam Aytch gettin hella real y'all