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John Moe may be one of the most underrated guys out there right now. He can be hilarious, and then also open every show with a serious and meaningful monologue that I usually find pretty profound and doesn't make me want to die, like most times when goofy comedy writers "get real for a minute".

I wanted to listen to this episode, but my mom put it on top of the fridge and I couldn't reach it.

I imagine Scharpling spent the entire time under cover of blanket because he wouldn't be caught dead in Earwolf. They are part of a grand company of thieves, teaming up with Maron and Nerdist to steal SM57s from Sam Ash, after all.

Every time Jake mentions Tom Scharpling, Jon Wurster, or the Best Show, I feel like I'm behind enemy lines.

Was "Eas Anderson" close enough?

This is the only Earwolf show where I can hear dueling Gary the Squirrel impressions. Don't let anyone take that away from you, Jake.

I feel like if you sped/pitched Werner Herzog up by 15%, he would become John Malkovich.

Can I just mention that I love the high quality sound of this episode? I noticed the file was a bit larger than it usually is. I would totally pay a $5 a month subscription to get all Earwolf shows this high quality.

In 5 years, we'll all either be working for Dustin...or be dead by his hand.

I thought Howard was Ted Leo at first.

hey guys

This episode should've been called 'The Rise and Fall of Buddy "Cake Boss (Cake Boss!)" Valastro'

I just realized a double meaning to the title, and I love it so very much. It's Improv For Humans, and it's also Improv By 4 Humans. This is a good episode, but nothing will ever live up to that pun, and it only took 5 weeks for me to figure it out.

"Don't look."

Is this the 50th time Red Balloon has been played on this show?

I think the best part of this show is how much of a stretch the title is.