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Tray Songz. (Oh, and spectacular episode, as always.)

Scott's stifled laughter Echoes in earphones like song. Now bring out the girls.

Tig is certainly, certainly missed, and I hope things get better with her and she comes back soon. But you guys all did a good job in her absence with these episodes. This show was great in Ep. 1 and has only gotten better. That's been (another) comment.

Always a great podcast. Also, Andy Daly can't say the world "girls" without it bringing hilarity.

"I thought they were mustard packets." Wow. Even on an "off" day, CBB is gold.

This episode is a superstar in a superstar machine, takin' it to the stars, emotion lotion.

Where did the band first meet?

...and that's how you play "Would You Rather."

"...and not the horns that Jews normally have." Tremendous show as always. Can never have enough Tig, and R&B (which sounds like it should be a thing, BTW) are amazing marriage interrogators.

Original Transformer. Bob Ducca's rap. The Foam Corner drop. The whole episode. Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah indeed (unless you've lost your religion).

Whenever I want to impress a lady, I give 'er the ol' William Jennings Bryan.

There can be only one...Scott Aukserman.

...aaaaaand 10 more minutes.

The multiple referee. Wow.

Hot Dog is clearly not what's up. . Meanwhile, Scott once again killed it. "Knowing someone in the 90s" is a tremendous euphemism for sex.

1-2-3, Chip Gardner!

"Shamone" and "hee-hee" are the finest words in the English language, but only when uttered by Hot Saucerman.

Scott as game host...wow, as always. Hearing the guest confused by the "real" misheard lyric is never short of hilarious. And that yes-or-no-only WYR this time... . And as David Thomas said, this was a yes-and master class. Scheer ran with everything. After he took it like that movie Taken, of course.

Parasailin'.

Parasailin'.

Wow. Ridiculous. Hilarious. Ridiculously hilarious. CBB might be the best thing going in recorded comedy.

Wow. Ridiculous. Hilarious. Ridiculously hilarious. CBB might be the best thing going in recorded comedy.

Excellent show, as always. The haters' words are worth only what they paid for this podcast. Also, new catch phrase proposal: "What's up, Dot hog?" A quasi-dyslexic play on words, plus a probing question for someone who won't share their rainbow-colored gumdrop candies.

So David Cross happened to say "taint" ("tainted," really) during Hollywood Facts. Accident...?