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Pete's laugh is fine. It's listeners' annoying ears that are the problem.

The funniest non-Earwolf podcast I know of which sometimes features characters is the 10 Minute Podcast. Chris D'Elia in particular does an amazing Jean Claude Van Damme but Bryan Callen and Will Sasso also have characs up their sleeves and are also ridiculously hi-lar out of character.

To me Katie sounds exactly like June, so when Ku mentioned the three of them hang out my mind was literally blown. Literally.

Saved this one up for Halloween proper (NZ Time) and boy oh boy did the wait pay off. Yes it did.

Amazing Gabrus. How sweet the sound.

Fair enough snugglebuns. You'll understand if it seemed weird that you hadn't responded in this thread though.

I've heard Paul tell the Russell Crowe story before but I never get sick of hearing it. Just like I'll never ever get sick of Whooch.

A true fan would probably thank Jeff for taking all that time to explain what's going on. A true fan would also apologise for being as spectacularly badly wrong as you were about so many Earwolf shows.

I'll never be able to read "EDM" and not immediately think of Eagles of Death Metal. And that's a good thing.

Paul's Alan Thicke was VERY Ron Burgundy, and since I don't know what Real Alan Thicke sounds like I was all for it. So many ace eps lately but I think this one made me laugh out loud the longest and the most often.

It's ridiculous how loveable Eddie is. Loveable and hilarious. Scott was nothing short of magnificent this episode too. He just gets better and better. And better.

This was one of my favourite Totally Laime eps ever. It seems like he shouldn't but somehow Eddie fits the show so perfectly.

It's my new favourite plugs theme. Deserves a whole month worth of fame.

This ep belongs not just in the Top 3 of 2013, but in the Top 3 of All Time for CBB. Adomian must have sold his soul to Beelzebub to get this twistedly quick off the mark.

I always look forward to Shark Leather Week on CBB. Plus: "That's the difference, I go there ... You've seen where I live right? It's like a mansion."

After all these hours of hearing and watching him you'd think I'd be less surprised at Nick Kroll's genius. But nope, he gets me every time. In a good way I mean.

Don't beat yourself up about it kid, it's normal. I've seen peeps make the same mistake with Adam Carolla. They've convinced themselves Carolla isn't funny but they listen to an episode of his show because one of their heroes like Patton or Sarah or Besser are on there as a guest and then they're surprised to hear their heroes laughing at Adolf Carolla's jokes. As if Carolla has actual comedic talent or something. Tis a rude awakening indeed.

Especially awesome ep from a show which deals almost exclusively in awesome eps.

It was always going to be tough to follow a Womptacular but this ep took a really damn good swing at it. My favourite non-Wompler ep since Daly and Odenkirk I think. And yessir, please get that Mohr kid back in the saddle as a charac or two. The dude is a gamer.

I've heard good things about Cracked.com on the street but never got round to checking it out. I'm all aboard this bandwagon now though. Nice work y'all.

Magnificent.

Liked Armen right off the bat but when Scott said, "Armen is like Howard but it's a put-on," I was like, "BINGO!" As much as I enjoyed every minute of entertainment Armen brought and would be stoked as heck to hear more of him, this ep only made me appreciate the actual magic of Howard Kremer even more.

"I'm like that guy from First Blood ... Stallone plays him ... John ..." "Rambo."

The Choctaw was so fucking magnificent this episode. I meeeeeeeeeean, I love Harris, but I looooooooooooooooooooooooove Scott.

Sooooooooooooooooooo splendid to hear PFT's best charac back on the show. Also came to the stunning realisation that not only will I never get sick of Scottabot's ad reads, but my affection for and delight at them actually is ever-growing.