Johnny Unusual

I don't remember Let's listen to Feist, but I love it already!

I don't remember Let's listen to Feist, but I love it already!

I think Dave Foley needs a short weekly Affirmation Nation-esque comedy podcast. Preferably in this vein: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YDg8aMn4hc

I think Dave Foley needs a short weekly Affirmation Nation-esque comedy podcast. Preferably in this vein: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8YDg8aMn4hc

Awesome episode. Andy is brilliant and Scott runs with it. I wonder how much of the back story was improvised and how much was prepared. Did he just come in with a depressing nurse character and then turn him into a killer or was the killer already part of the back story. Great character.

This probably won't happen since they don't live in the LA area, but I'd love to see the Brothers Chaps, who created Homestar Runner. I'd love for them to have on Frank Conniff.

I thought it was an explosion.

So when should we expect an update?

Supposedly they're trying to rework it. I think it's a good idea, as it's mostly been Doug Benson promoting his shows and airport noises.

Hey, the last season is coming up (or is it happening? I don't watch) so it might be a good idea to catch up new viewers on the entire series.

Dexter's rule certainly helped him... except against his stupid sister DeeDee.

The games over sweetie. It's time to go home.

Yeah, that looks fantastic. I have no idea why Scott hates it and you SOOOOO much.

Pastor Phelps needs to appear on EarDrop much more often. Also CBB!

Anytime El Chupacabra shows up is pure joy.

Neil Hamburger and Tim Hiedecker seem like the perfect match. I love the mocking of those terrible interviewees who simply act like asses. Scott's friendly cluelessness completely sells it.

As long as it doesn't specify what we would like to segregate. I would like the Marvel and DC characters to remain segregated.

I didn't know Entertainment Weekly had talent! HAHA! Thank you, good night!

Chocolate microscopes? More rubber stamps!

That all sounds good. Also, something that notes when a post is new or unread.

It's a great song. It's on the album "Re-Interpreting the Masters: Hall and Oates", and is the only song on that album that isn't a cover of Hall and Oates. It's a great album and it made me realize that I might enjoy Hall and Oates unironically (though One On One is still kind of a dumb song). BTW, Eric Woreheim of Tim and Eric directed a video for arguable the Bird and the Bee's best song.

"It was like the movie "It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World!:" OVERCAST!" "It was like a signature on a broken leg: OVERCAST!"

Looks like someone is demanding more black people.

That was an awesome episode. Is it me, or are the residents of Suicide House obsessed with the scatological. Perhaps that is what draws them to Suicide House....

"Bring out the girls, bring out the girls..." *shudder*