daveB from Oakland

Summah Tearjerkah!!

Get some old-school hip-hop guys (or ladies) that Howard could vibe with.

I love Andy, but he stepped on Amy's lines a little too much. I mean Gwyneth's. Who's "Amy?". Why did I say "Amy?" I don't know what I'm talking about. Loudon Wainwright was great! Hope he comes back on the show again.

PEPSI IS NOT A THING.

I was having a shitty summah day in San Francisco, where it's cold and foggy right now. But hearing Howard's palpable delight at the Gregorian cover version of "The Wie Wie Chart" redeemed the whole day for me. Also, I admire Howard's undimmed optimism in the face of young Cher-shirted weirdos and disastrous Ginko Biloba missions. Hats off to Howie! (And KuKu as well!)

I'm with you, I kinda wished he committed to Bro a little more than he did. But I enjoyed the subversion of WYR and the well-timed repetition of "yeah I'll take the VHS hands". ... then you'll just LOVE Sklarboro Country! But yes, I agree there was some vocal similarity happening. That's something I notice on a lot of podcasts I listen to.

Yeah, this episode was odd. It seems like "Bro" stopped being "Bro" at a certain point and slipped back into being Adam Pally. I feel like "Bro" was a little more committed to the character of "Bro" the first time he made an appearance as "Bro". Are you starting to get annoyed by the repetition of the word "Bro" in quote marks? Cuz I'm starting to get annoyed at myself for doing it, bro. The thing is, Pally really showed he can commit to a character in Episode 123, with Amy Poehler. He even freestyle-rapped in the voice of David Fine, which was kinda amazing.

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That was funny when Tim pretended he had a sponsorship from tvguide.com . Also, it's funny when all these Earwolf shows pretend they have a sponsorship from Pepsi.

I didn't know Morgan Murphy played for the Lakers. That is wild stuff. I did not know that. Love Adomian as Branson. Pepsi sucks.

Emily is delightful and Kumail is a lucky man. Pepsi sucks!!

Earplugs: yayyy! Pepsi: Boooooo!!

Great show, cool to hear from the kin of Kulap. Pepsi sucks!!

Heard the first 5 seconds of this episode, and I look forward to the rest. But even though I have never tried the product, I'm gonna go ahead and say that PEPSI NEXT SUCKS!!!!!

Whoah! A cavalcade of superstars! I will listen to this when I am sufficiently emboldened and READY TO HANDLE THE TRUTH.

... also, I appreciated Matt's short-and-sweet tribute to MCA at the end of the show. Well said, Mr. Besser.

These Dasarinski dudes are really funny! Hadn't heard of them before! I wish them great success in their respective hometowns! And elsewhere!!!!

But of course! If you hope to understand anything that's happening in the upcoming season, it's essential that you listen to this podcast beforehand. It's too bad Saul didn't stick around for Would You Rather ... he's got a way of turning any setback into an opportunity. I'm sure he would have found the way to turn the game to his advantage ... or at least he would have found a way to bring a massive lawsuit against Scott.

Bring 'em both back! And maybe Seth can stop by. And the kid she's going to prom with (I forget the name). Expand the Womplerverse!!

I haven't listened to the last few Gelmania episodes because I CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH. But maybe I'll give this one a try.

Great show! I find Gillian to be immensely likable, despite the fact that she is a cat murderer and word-game aborter.

I must be logged in to use the reputation system. They told me I must be logged in to use the reputation system. So now I am ... Logged in. I forgot what I was gonna say. This episode was a good time. Who Charted is a good time, All the time (Spinal Tap reference). Old people be hattin' . Old people be wearing hats. It's a different time. Things are louder now. It's all good, as long as I remember to bring earplugs to the show. Or the movie theater.

So what did she get wrong (according to you)?

It's super-awesome hearing about how Bob Ducca (the character) was created. Everything else is icing on the cake. No complaints here.

Here's my idea for a marketing tagline to spice up 7-Eleven's image ... (incorporating Howard's digression about the biological imperative): " 7-Eleven ... it's Climb Time! "