Skeevins

Cake Boss. He has...continuity.

Rare? I'd say it was well done! A-cha-cha-cha!

There's also the time-traveling Colonel Ticktock from the Thrilling Adventure Hour. He could come bearing news of the Kennedy assination, Vietnam War, and Star Wars prequels, but then get distracted by Cora's winsome charms! He was a former guest of Comedy Bang! Bang! so I'm sure everything would be tickety boo with him!

Golgi Apperatus is the only good Phish song. It educates as it titillates.

If Andy ever gets his own podcast on Earwolf, you should call it "Death Watch."

I was waiting with baited breath for the moment Andy's new character vowed to kill himself. At first I was like "no way Andi Callahan is suicidal. He has such joi de vivre!" But I was pleasantly surprised, as were, I think, we all to discover that he too desired to end his life in a violent fashion. And in a knife fight, no less. Clarence the angel will have his work cut out for him.

Dogs singing jinglebells. All the time.

Yeah, he should make up for lost time. The club scene is ripe for "The Pursuit of Happyness ft. Kool Mo Dee."

Ideas for post-apocalyptic baseball movie titles: Easy (Fall)out! Triple Header (note: Kevin Costner's character has three heads) Angels in the (Fall)outfield The Bronx is Burnt

As performed by Low Wattage, the premiere and highly unoffical Reggie Watts coverband.

tinkered with a bit of the volume. Added some pepper.

You should have Megan Mullally on, but for the entirety of the show, only ask her questions about "Fish Police."

Sounds like somebody borrowed Dr. Bill Cosby-Bukowski's fart machine from the future.

Tig Notarro as Rosie the Riveter?

She hits like Jayma, and she runs like Mays.

I like it. I've really been enjoying the Thrilling Adventure Hour by Acker and Blacker, and this seems to be very much in the same old timey vein. It also seems to be the one Earwolf podcast that has the most people improv-ing characters at the same time, so it takes a lot of talent and confidence to keep the bits going for a half hour.

Do you guys believe NPH should have had a Smurfbortion? Hey, here's a fun game. Every time a smurf has a long monologue, yell out "The Aristocrats!" at the end.

My cocktail is cherry cough syrup and ginger ale. It makes me feel less congested.

@Julia Yeah, I freaking loved that movie!

She was only 16 years old! SHE WAS ONLY 16 YEARS OLD! You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!

I wonder what Sam thought about the Captain America movie. The whole thing's basically about one patriot's burning desire to play ultimate frisbee with the Nazis.

I think, in keeping with the title of the podcast, you should act out the unlikely scenario that led to the creation of the movie. For example, Jason Statham being a time traveller whose mission it is to set back the feminist movement before it can take over the future; and to meet this end, he filmed the "Crank" movies.

Scott's comment about Schoolhouse Rock is probably my favorite Scott quote ever. Harris, have you tried introducing Scott to Phish through their Ben and Jerry's ice cream flavor first? That's where I would start. Maybe that's what the next episode could be. Scott eating a pint of ice cream and then complaining about the texture and how awesome it tastes.

Or its sequel starring Jaleel White: Megashark vs. Crocosaurus. Both equally, hilariously bad. Deborah Gibson's in the first one, so there's that too. Honestly, I don't want to spoil too much about either of these films, because they're best enjoyed by people who have no idea what the f*** they're in for.

I like Brian Regan's stand-up. Has he ever been on the show? Also, H. John Benjamin and Aisha Tyler.