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* Jefferson Dutton * Dave Ferguson * Michael Hanford * Tim Kalpakis * Matt Kowalick * Mike Mitchell * Chris Vanartsdalen Y'all heard any of these names before? They're The Birthday Boys, and they featured With Special Guest Lauren Lapkus' host Mary Holland on their TV program's episode "Cerf's Folly." It was about the Internet and Starwars, and I just wanted to get the word out there that it was really great and something special.

This podcast series was such a surprise. When I subscribed to "The Sylvester Stallone Show" I had no idea what I was in for. Paul's performance is excellent. "The Rocky Balboa of Podcasting," indeed.

"Oh. Oh. You know." I love Chris Farren doing "I drew you once in art class" live in studio. It sounds like Neutral Milk Hotel playing "The Sweater Song." Long live live music on Improv4Humans! Farren has a new Christmas album out on iTunes, and did'ja know that his band, Antarctigo Vespucci, put out a song called "I'm giving up on U2"? I'll never give up on Scott and Scott's U Talkin U2 to Me podcast on Earwolf.

U Talkin Pitchperfect2 to me?! I went and saw the original after hearing Scott sing its praises. Loved it, but as they say on "Doug Loves Movies," NOT for emetophobes.

I garner from his fucking T-shirt that Chris Martin is NOT a full-time member of U2.

This is a really good version of "The Corner."

I would love another episode (wolfpop!) because I read a headline about a live U2 performance occurring today in Times Square, and it said the band is fronted by Bruce Springsteen and Chris Martin and I had no idea that those two were in U2.

MARY-JANE-HOLLAND! WOO HOO!

Scott's awesome on CBB - the TV show. Did you know that his favorite movie is "House of 1,000 Corpses"?

In Utero

I love hearing Jack sing the plugs theme.

Ruth’s Ross Dress For Less - “Kick your Dad in the nuts and film it.” Regina Crimp (Lauren Lapkus)

I'm voting for "Episode #290: Shed Busting" (Todd Glass, James Adomian) because I think it's a great example of Scott's abilities as a host. It is amazing here that he can draw four characters out of the talented James Adomian and orchestrate a discussion between them. He's why CBB can be so great.

Gino said in "Tiny Cheeseburger Story" that people that vote on things are psychopaths. I've been visiting the CBB wiki to refresh my memory. And I want to stump for Bob Ducca in "Yoke Jams," his only appearance this year. I must infer that he must be terribly lonely.

Yuck! Kevin James Destroys Vegas in 'Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2' Trailer http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/paul-blart-mall-cop-2-748945

I had a good laugh seeing Pete Holmes guest-starring as a priest on "Mulaney" tonight. I hope all is well down in the hatch. I read a lot about Tig in the news this weekend, and she is in my prayers.

I turned on my radio yesterday, and I couldn't find any stations playing Songs of Innocence, but I did hear some snarky U2 bashing. During a prerecorded station ID bump, the band was mocked with the message, "Thanks U2, but we already know how to download your album for free." Next, listeners were treated to the one billionth rotation of Rush's "Tom Sawyer."

I will post this because this is the place for all things U2. Can Steven Yeun come back to the fear-wolf Studios and record? "The Creeeeeeeeeeepy Halloween Special" with Paul Rust and Dykula is one of my all-time favorite podcasts.

Happy birthday, Bob. This year, may the Goddess bless you with better than below normal health.

I liked the cover design that came with the free digital version of S.O.I. The image of a white sticker peaking out of a round hole in a white record sleeve looked just like the selection wheel of an iPod.

@KarateandFriendship U Talkin about The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)?

Great scott! I can't believe you guys (at Earwolf)! I love you, I thank you, I buy your t-shirts!

I must say I love the song "California (There is No End to Love)," but, full-disclosure, my cousin lives in Santa Barbara-bar-bar-bara. The production reminds me of the tremolo effect in Green Day's "Boulevard of Broken Dreams," with more cowbell, and some of the rest of the album kind of conjures up TV on the Radio. Do you like it? P.S. Congrats on Season 4, Scott!!! Bang Bang!

These songs are drawing a lot of pleasant feelings out of me. This is good rock and roll uh music.