Episode 165 — Hoo-ah!

[Episode 165 — Hoo-ah!]

Kinda embarrassed to admit this, but until this episode I had no idea Loudon was a musician. I just knew him as "That guy from the Judd Apatow stuff who kind of looks and sounds a little bit like James Woods but is totally not James Woods"

 

But what a pleasant surprise! I really liked the "Man and Dog" song and giggled all the way through.

 

Amy did a pretty good job of playing my queen Gwynny... maybe too good.

Are you buying the new Goop T? Only 90 dollars!

 

http://www.goop.com/shop/featured/goop-tee.html

[Episode 83 — Nick Tunes]

Nick Thune! So charming.

 

I recommend Magic Mike to anybody. It's a really good movie and more than just stripping hunks (though it's got that too)

[Episode 34 — Eric the Paid Intern]

I enjoy Eric the Paid Intern's segments. Kind of hard to believe he's a real human being though.

 

Also I really liked the improv in the "choice or kick my ass" segment. Good stuff!

[Episode 33 — Agree to Disagree]

A dub is sland for 20. It comes from 20 sacks of weed but is now used for everything 20. Rolling on dubs mans you have 20" rims. LOL Gangsta!

Wait, you're not furious that they didn't know what a dub is?

[Episode 82 — Missed Connections]

Loved this episode! I could listen to all 50 of TJ's stories about Tom Cruise.

[Episode 164 — Clifton Was Here]

 

Very likely. As newcomers enter into the world of CBB and begin to figure out the show, I'm reminded of the first few episodes I listened to and why I love this podcast so much. Veteran listeners sometimes forget what it's like to spend a significant part of each show getting a feel for the pace and format of CBB, or learning the nuances of unfamiliar characters. After a few listens, you begin to feel more a part of the club.

I really thought that guy tried to kill himself with that heavy coat.

 

For real, though, I actually thought Bjork was going to be on an episode. Once Besser starting doing it, I obviously realized what was going on, and cried laughing, but... sigh. To be innocent again!

[Episode 32.5 — Bonus Cut: Balloon Baggage]

I love Matt Besser's anger. It's like sweet nectar to me. I really enjoy that he doesn't take any shit in his everyday life. I am going to try to be more like him! Improv4humans had inspired me.

[Episode 164 — Clifton Was Here]

Have Wittels and Schwartz ever been on the same episode? They could have a charming co-host off!

[Episode 164 — Clifton Was Here]

"Beer and Socks are the names of my cats!"

 

Scott looks just ecstatic to be in that picture above.

[Episode 81.5 — 6/22/2012 TWO CHARTED 20]

So many beers to try out! And as a graduate of Western Michigan University, I'm required by law to list Bell's Oberon as the best summah beer available.

[Episode 32 — Michael Cock Duncan]

I laughed so hard at the Tennessee Titans rhyme. I can't remember it specifically now, or who said it, but I do remember laughing hysterically while driving.

[Episode 57 — Reconciliation]

Taylor Dane for permanent co-host?

[Episode 163 — Burning Love]

This whole episode was fantastic, but I just want to say Steve Agee was delightful.

[Episode 31 — Cyborgs]

Maybe I'm completely forgetting something, but did Matt forget to talk about the moops again? Are we being prank'd?

[Episode 80 - Proop Doggy Dog]

Great Who Charted! Proops is just fascinating to listen to.

[Episode 162 — Best Bro Hang]

I would pay good(ish) money for the Hollywood Facts theme song as a ringtone.

 

SO happy to hear these three bros broin' out again. The Andy Samberg Special is one of my all-time favorite episodes. Pally drifting in and out of character was delightful, as was Andy's generous laughter throughout.

 

I don't understand people saying the vibe is weird on this episode. It's Comedy Bang Bang (The Podcast) - it's ALWAYS weird. In a good way.

Yeah, it's like they have never heard the podcast before. Except they are clearly coming from people who listen regularly.

[Episode 162 — Best Bro Hang]

Man, I loved this episode. Loved the weirdness, loved the spiraling out of control. I also really loved them listening to the Hollywood Facts theme. I wonder if Bro knows Scott and PFT used Bro's catchphrase endlessly.

[Episode 79.5 — 6/8/2012 TWO CHARTED 18]

Howard is great at critiquing stuff. I'm always like "yes! that's EXACTLY the problem with that!" when he criticizes something. The same way he can blast right to the heart of someone's personal demons.

[Episode 30 — Toast Points]

I love that the guy is upset about fucking CATCHMENTS but still thinks a perpetual pee fountain is funny. How do the personality traits to like catchments and pee fountain humor end up in the same person? It's insane (this guy's taint)!

 

Please do the podcast, comment poster.

[Episode 30 — Toast Points]

That last scene was so annoying. Catchment is collected rainwater or the collection of rainwater, when Besser said "We're in a catchment," that didn't make any sense, Koechner even said that catchment, "Is not a thing." When ignorance and over confidence collide, it's like listening to nails on a chalkboard. For example, I'm sure Besser would be annoyed if someone improvised a scene based on an unironic assertion that the persecution of atheists is not a thing, since he seems to think that's a thing. They pulled it out in the end though, by constructing a human perpetual pee fountain.

I'm going to hazard a guess that you will be talked about on a future podcast.

[Episode 29.5 — Bonus Cut: 30th Monkey]

Oh, awesome. I was hoping for a bonus cut from this episode.

[Episode 17 — 6/1/2012 TWO CHARTED 17]

That's a cute little nephew.

[Episode 29 — No Joking Around!]

Wow. This episode is absolutely incredible. You can really tell Adam McKay's filmmaking mind. The visuals he described were hilarious and added so much to the scenes. Love this podcast.

[Episode 78 — G the D a C]

Kulap and PFT have the best chemistry. And by best, I mean second only to Kulap and Scott. Welp, I'm off to write my Earwolf fanfics.

[Episode 54 — Que Sera, Sera]

My car broke down in the middle of listening to this episode. I don't know if I can get over the psychological distress and finish it.