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One of the funniest segments of the year. It's hard to beat the banter you hear from genuine long-term chemistry like you get from compatible guys who've spent hours and hours together like those two.

Maybe it's just me, but for me Horatio Sanz is the Horatio Sanz of Comedy Bang Bang guests.

Neil Campbell has snuck his way into my heart with your Krolls, PFTs and Dalys as perfect CBB character guests. If he starts another rap with "Well, my name is Scott and I'm here to say..." I will figure out a way to find out who has invaded his body and what happened to the real Scott.

Growing up outside the US all I had was hearsay to teach me that anything to do with Mad TV was the opposite of comedy, but because of Vine and his Ten Minute Podcast I've come to realize the fundamental truth that Will Sasso, at least, is magnificent.

I wasn't 100% on board with Ducky, but any time he used the descriptor "tasty" felt like actual genius.

I'm starting to think you don't get it. Oh, looks like I was wrong, you tooooooooooooooootally get it.

As someone who was always firmly for the war but against the troops I don't expect to like this guy very much, but I'll listen anyway. Because it's my duty.

This episode is so stupendous it justifies the invention of the internet.

Hot damn, watching The FF is a whole new world. This was literally awesome. Literally.

Wompler + Listler + Choctaw = A+ GUARANTEED That's just good science.

Which is the exact right response to that effin' post.

Your way is better. The problem for fans like me is that we love too much. We have hearts as big as The Universe and we love Parks & Rec more than life itself so when we fall for something as hard as we fell for Farts & Pro 1 it literally changes our lives literally. Then because of our all-encompassing love for Farts & Pro 1 when we see there is a Farts & Pro 2 we're practically incapacitated by the elated anticipation, which means that when said Farts & Pro 2 is not a transcendent experience as the original was and is merely a fine episode of Comedy Bang Bang our hearts are literally filled with torment, rage, hellfire and tumult. Literally. Living with as much passion as we have is no way for a sane person to live but we have no choice. Whatever or whoever made us, made us to feeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeel. Such is our blessing. Such is our curse.

The first F&P is one of my top 5 CBB/CDRs in the history. The second was such a comedown it was one of my least favourite CBB/CDRs and I still have never finished listening to it. The third started out well, a top 25%er with some real gems thrown in there hinting at greatness, and then when Adam and Harris brought out the characs greatness was once again achieved. This made me so, so happy.

Utter magnificence. This episode is so triumphant there should be a parade for it.

KNIFEGRAB!!!

James Adomian literally blew my mind again. Apart from Joe Wengert's character in 210, no other character has had me laughing as much and as hard as Gordon Ramsay on this episode since Paul Rust gave birth to New-No-Nos. What with all the superstar guests in and out of the open door hogging the limelight it doesn't get said often enough how funny Scott's reactions and show-driving are. I even made a mental note about the number 54:56 (The Devil's other number?) because Scottabot emits a particular "Ooooh" makes in response to Gordon Ramsay talking about Neil's girlfriend which is so sublime it blew my head off. 6 seconds later was the much-commented-on moment when Gordon said the n-word, but the first time through I completely missed it because The Choctaw's ludicrously perfect "Ooooh" at 54:56 had me cracking all the way up and I had to wind back to hear the rest of what Gordon had been saying. He really was vital to making the segments with Brendon's character work too, because even as a bad comedian it was the type of easy bad comedy even a non-comedian could do. It really was one of those experiments that wasn't working, so Scott reacting to that and commenting on it was what made it worth listening to. Nothing against Brendon though, even the stupendous James Adomian has brought in ideas which haven't worked in the past. This was my guess too, but if it was done in post it's a phenomenal - nay, superhuman - job because whoever produced it couldn't just bleep every cuss, they had to pay attention to the narrative which involved the guys commenting on which cusses weren't bleeped. With the way Scott in particular was responding live to non-bleeps as much as bleeps I thought they might actually have had two or more bleep buttons in-studio so each of them could bleep themselves live. Either that or the producer was bleeping live on a delay. Whatever the behind-the-scenes answer is the result was nothing short of magnificent.

Awesome episode. I'd never heard of these two before I heard this episode but they totally won me over and now totally I'm a Matt and Kim fan. Best live show yet.

This episode was nothing short of completely tremendous, four out of four entertainers delivering the goods in spades. EVERYONE was ON baby. But ExtraSuperUberMegaSpecial mention goes to Joe Wengert for making me laugh out loudly harder than any CBB thing thing since New-No-Nos. Every time he did that exhalation/relaxation-of-tension thing as he revealed his ludicrous revelations I was losing it. I love that character so much with the time-traveling and the ludicrous revelations and the voice and EVERYTHING I want her/him back asap. ASAP I SAID!!!

Really sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet episode Scott. And I mean reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeally sweet.

Such a brilliant episode. The pure joy at the gifts was fantastic enough, but then followed by such moments as "I failed the test", it became more than just a podcast. It became a masterpeice.

Aw heck YES!

I thought Scott had mentioned a big deal show was coming on board but I can't for the life of me remember where he said it. I think I saw it in print, but I take in so much audio and text media these days, and so much Choctaw, that it's all a jumble in the old memory banks. If I had to guess I'd say it was in an AV Club interview but I have no idea how right I'd be.

That little smile Sarah gives Cera at 25:30 is the most adoraboos moment. So glad I watched the vid instead of just listening to the audio. Stupid audio. That's not "Tim, in person" buddy, that's Tim doing a bit. "Unwilling to be silly"? Not if you heard anything he said on any episode of CBB (Comedy Bang Bang) ever. That guy is one of the silliest sillies there is.

Really good stuff from all the guests but Scottabot was still the brightest star for me. If that's how fantastically he can run Would You Rather when stricken down by the pox I say make every week a sick week.

Oh, yeah, nah, yeah, nah, I totally get what you're saying and I tooooooootally agree. You're saying some people just love to hear Wie and Ku being happy more than others do, and I'm with you 100%.