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I love how they tell Jeff Hiller that he's Carl Lewis and he acts as if he has NO IDEA who Carl Lewis.
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"Ah, yes, I AM Carl Lewis... and um..." (hilarity ensues)
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EDIT: Oh, shit. And they bring it right back at the very end. That was amazing.
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BEST
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"Lame or Totally"
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EVER.
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I loved how many times they intonanted the answer in unison, but I also loved whenever there was a difference, there was almost a pause where they looked at each other and were like "really, you liked that?"
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I love the way Jason can "yes and" the most terrible/ridiculous things. Just listen to the way he casually says "Here's the thing about Mr. Bonestripper" at 22:10.
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Yo, Is This That Adam Sandler Movie?
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Yo, is Paul Mooney racist?
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Wow, I was just last night thinking about how Wie-Wie and Oates seemed like a good pair judging from that Kate Micucci episode.
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I don't want to hear the details if anything does occur, but I do recommend that Howard ask Kate to hang out some time.
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Question about the Hurricane Jon Cryer skit: did Chuck Lorre and Hugh Laurie become the same person?
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"In the canyons" would make a great euphemism to describe someone whose career/lifestyle is following the same arc as Lohan's.
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I'm picturing a party at a fancy manor where the guests are being announced as they enter...
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"Lords and ladies... Sir Ramhand Realmilk Dirtcup."
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Yo, I totally took away racist shit by accident the first time I saw Blazing Saddles! I was only seven and that movie's the first time I heard the N-word. But family members laughed at some joke in the movie and my takeaway from the whole experience was "this N-word is a funny thing to say." I had NO idea what it meant or why anyone in the movie was saying it.
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Part of me wants to think some of these callers are putting on an act, but only because I'm trying to picture the sort of person who calls in to a podcast called "Yo, Is This Racist?"
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Leave it to Kulap to make this "Yo, Is This Sweet?" Awesome on so many levels.
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Great episode! As a bonus, apparently Jenny Slate will be making an Earwolf appearance in the coming days?
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BEST OF: Episode 51 "Bad Girl" or "Chronic Anxiety."
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Such a great episode! You guys bring out the best in so many of your guests, and this Tig ep is one of the best ones yet.
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I been listening to the podcast for a while and i really don't like the Oprah "game." i understand the love Elizabeth feels for the show, but the game doesn't go well most of the time. With that being said, i love everything else and understand that this is only one opinion from one person.
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The Oprah game works best when Elizabeth doesn't need to say "Thoughts?" to awkward silence. Sometimes, the guest just immediately has something to say, and sometimes, Elizabeth or Andy have a question in mind that starts a conversation.
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You also lose points for "liking" your own post, fitzger.
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Horatio was on fire during the "don't kick my ass" bit. I can't believe how long they kept that single premise going.
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So the mystery of Eric the Paid Intern has finally been unlocked, though it still seems like most people (including Besser) seem to be overlooking a crucial part. If Eric was hired by Earwolf for his technical skills, he probably saw it as a job at a tech startup, not a comedy network. So it makes total sense that he's not ALSO a comedy nerd - there'd be no reason for that to be a job requirement for a computer programmer.
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But I loved the comedy that could be mined from Besser and company trying to figure out this kid - it just kept going because Eric was having so much trouble explaining himself. Which, again, makes more sense when you think this a computer hacker, fresh out of high school, with no ambitions of performing or probably even public speaking.
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Anyway, kudos on a great episode! This one probably goes into my top 3 ever for I4H.
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Show us the summah obstacle in the Cher t-shirt!
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I could have done without the chewing and belching into the mic, but the rest of this was quality. The constant bleeping out wound up being hilarious. I love when the guest and Kulap gang up on Howard WHEN Howard keeps on his toes, as he did here.
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I've never heard that Bee Gees song before.
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Yeah, they had like 10 albums before they became disco superstars. Some of their best songs were either about starting jokes or make stacks of fuck.
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Either Adam McKay doesn't remember the name of Anchorman's lead (and basically only) female or that was some sort of Freudian slip involving Alicia Silverstone.
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I love how TIM BUCKLEY is ragging on Elvis for being a drug user.
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The SECOND that "obscure Journey song" was mentioned, I KNEW it would be "Why Can't This Night Go On Forever." Excellent, horrible ballad from the Raised on Radio album (1986). Nice work, Sklars!
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Howard/Elizabeth/Andy chemistry is among my very favorite podcast chemistry.