Digital Jizz

WTF is with the awful instragammed pictures? Who took these, a 13 year old girl?

OMG OMG OMG I always try to show my non CBB these shows because they are pure gold...fuck yeah now I have another one for the car trip to isla vista TAKE IT FROM ME I AM DIGITAL JIZZ

I've seen Jeff in SOOO many things and always wondered who he was. I love this guy, he was hilarious and knew exactly when to jump into scenes, I hope we see more of him! Also the YouTube stuff is great, just make sure to link to the videos when you post the pod!

I love CBB but this show couldn't do it for me. The pope character fell flat, sorry Besser I love you in everything else!

This is the funniest I have ever seen Paul Rust. I used to really hate him but now I'll give him another shot

This is a mindfuck. Is this guy real?! Tony Clifton is a fictitious character created and often played by stand up comedian Andy Kaufman in the late 1970s. Characteristic of the many elaborate hoaxes and practical jokes Kaufman concocted, Clifton was not exclusively played by Kaufman—others, mainly Bob Zmuda, stepped into the role on occasion—enabling Kaufman and his accomplices to create an air of confusion as to whether Clifton was a real person or not.

I never even thought of this issue until the email was read on the podcast. The Tebow episode was one of the best, I show it to my friends who haven't listened to any episodes and it usually makes everyone subscribe to the pod (with one exception).

I really enjoyed this episode and didn't even realize it was 3 people until Matt mentioned it. My only complaint is that I had to skip the first part where they talked about The Avengers, I haven't seen it and I didn't want any spoilers. I don't even drink much soda but I'm going to buy some Pepsi next Anyways I fucking love this podcast and as usual I listened as soon as it was on the Earwolf app. Thanks again Matt for providing this excellent source of entertainment.

I really enjoyed this and I hope there are more bonus episodes in the future. It was solid, I listened to it twice.

While not a typical CBB, this episode is definietly worth a listen. Scott shows his ability to deliver great entertainment without having a character to rely on. It was clear that Will Forte didn't know what the show was like, but Scott did an excellent job of steering the conversation into something interesting and entertaining. Will even said he was cold at the start of the show, and he did indeed warm up towards the end. I look forward to seeing him on the CBB TV show and hope he comes back to the podcast. As always, a fantastic job Scott. Thank you for all of the amazing episodes.

Wow this was a great podcast, I haven't laughed so hard in a while. I used to be annoyed by the man on the street part, but holy shit it's become my favorite feature now. KEEP THE INTERN, the interactions between him and Matt are comedy gold. I love everything about this podcast, so fucking much. Matt: "Where did we find you?!" Eric: "Uh, what?"

I personally like the cuts, the scenes usually end with one last solid line. You are doing a great job with those edits Matt, keep up the great work!

Moshe always brings a great energy to every podcast he does and this was no exception. He had great chemistry with both of the hosts and wasn't afraid to talk about stuff rather than wait to be asked a question. It's crazy after 70 episodes that this show is still fresh and always a good listen. Keep up the great work Kulap and Howard, love you guys!

That is a good point Corky, maybe I just don't like it because the actual portion where it's the intern talking is a little boring. Whatever I fucking love this show so much

Yes, please someone tell us who it was! It's killing me not to know who it is. By the way great episode as usual, I laughed out loud several times