TheBlackSpank

The only disappointment I've experienced was the 4 of them thinking that the quality was decreasing. All three of the Farts and Pro episodes are among my all time favorites. Right behind the Daly and Zouks episodes.

I'm just glad that he's definitely confirmed a continuation to the Gil & Golly cliffhanger episode.

He has to do more! The response has been so overwhelmingly positive. I didn't think anyone could outdo The Pod F. Tompkast, but the Andy Daly Ping Pong Polka Dot is the best thing I've ever listened to. Hell, I'd gladly pay for the next season if that will get him to do another one.

I just want a custom poster with all 8 characters on it. Patrick holding a pint, Hot Dog choking a woman's neck with his thighs, Don DiMello just licking his lips with the quote bubble "Bring out the girls", Chip Gardener kneeling in a pentagram with Tip next to him looking nervous, August Lindt standing there with a noose around his neck (can't think of a good one for him, really), Danny Mahoney wearing a wet heavy coat, Dalton Wilcox standing over a corpse with a stake in its chest, and Bill Carter with a bunch of knives in one hand, and a wolf pup in the other. And any independent artists that want to make this, I will give you so much money.

I loved this one. Easily one of the best of the 8. Loved the Bioshock Infinite reference. I didn't take PFT for a gamer. The Irishmen were fucking AMAZING. All the music has been so great. And as odd as it sounds, it was actually pretty heartwarming to see Patrick win the limerick-off. I didn't know which way the audience would go, after the 6th time they chanted Sheamus's name during the show. I really hope Andy finds the time to make a second season. He actually said on his Reddit AMA that the main reason he did it was because he was contractually obligated to not really work on anything else at the time. So maybe when he finishes up season 2 of Review, he'll do season 2 of ADPPP. He's still got quite a few characters he hasn't used yet. Andi Callahan, Cactus Tony, and Gil & Golly immediately spring to mind as excellent podcast pilots. And since he only just came up with Gil & Golly a few weeks ago, why not just introduce some brand new characters we haven't heard from yet as well, and let the improv skills of Daly and his hilarious friends handle the rest. And now, just for the hell of it, my rankings for the episodes. I'm not happy with my list, because it feels like I'm picking my favorite children, but here goes: 1. Dalton Wilcox 2. August Lindt 3. Chip Gardner 4. Patrick McMahon 5. Don DiMello 6. Bill Carter 7. Danny Mahoney 8. Wolfman Hot Dog I also love reading everyone else's list. Everybody's favorites seem to vary greatly. It's definitely hard to rank them. They're all too good.

I was really sad to hear Damien go. Like Brian said, he was even telling his wife how much fun he was having with this new character. He's mentioned that he always plays big dumb warriors, so he had finally branched out and tried something new, and I thought he was doing a brilliant job. I get the feeling he'll be back, since Sark said at least three times not to throw the character sheet away. And Sark definitely gave Gerry the chance to keep Sir Richard alive, and he should have considered surrendering just to ensure his companions' safety. I would have gladly been taken prisoner in that situation if it meant possibly finding a more advantageous situation later. They may have even taken the rest of the party and thrown them in a dungeon long enough for them to recover from their wounds. Still, I'm super excited to see Gerry's next character, and he said he already has an idea for what he wants to play next. And for the record, I really don't think Sark had planned a TPK. I can't say whether there was a dice roll to determine the error that caused the explosion, but I don't think he realized that everyone was still in such bad shape. And there was a 60% chance that the wall they were hiding behind would have prevented a TON of damage. The dice just weren't in their favor.

Can we please just have PFT in the room for every episode? Even if he's not involved (though he always should be), his laughter is just so infectious. It's actually crazy that Andy basically played the straight man for once. With how dark he gets with his characters, it was pretty exceptional that August Lindt seemed to be the most grounded of the four absolute psychopaths sharing a room. I don't think that will ever happen again. This podcast is just too good. We still have 4 episodes left, and I'm already mourning the end of it. Luckily his show is starting soon, and the promos look amazing.

Knowing Dave from so many episodes of Walking The Room, he probably would never agree to actually become a regular on the group, but they could certainly use a rogue in their party, and I think he was having fun. He must've been a little curious to agree to Brian's invite in the first place. Plus, with DA and Blaine in on the same game, there would be a lot of funny going in that room.

He seemed pretty shocked when Garfunkel & Oates did an R-rated version of his song, but he remained friendly about it.

I lost my shit when Chelsea couldn't stop laughing at the thought of murdering Kulap with both a gun and a knife.

I know the other UCB originals are busy but I think it would be great to get Matt Besser, Ian Roberts, Matt Walsh, and Amy Poehler in the studio together maybe once a year. All of them have been fantastic on Comedy Bang Bang (although Ian hasn't been on in a long time). I just wanna see the ultimate quartet working together again. Also, some Whose Liners would be great. I think Besser has mentioned before that he was not a fan of the show, but he probably knows Greg Proops, as they run in the same circles, and Ryan, Colin and the others can all handle the Harold. I would love to hear them on the podcast.

Jon Benjamin would be fantastic. For the most part, though, I'm just enjoying the regulars.