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This was one of the few films from HDTGM that I actually couldn't sit through, and I'm quite the movie masochist. I agree with June in that gymnasts are incredibly fit, but something about watching gymnasts bothers me. Like their legs are independent beings from their bodies.

A good read about 4Chan and other internet stuffs is Cole Stryker's "Epic Win for Anonymous" Great episode as always Jake.

Damn, the insufferable actor who played Mike Hawke(s) had a pretty impressive resume even before this film. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0578903/?ref_=tt_cl_t5

Each episode is better than the next...favorite part: Beverly: Do you want to have kids? Steve: No, I don't want to come home from date night and find my baby-sitter punching herself in the pussy

I don't think I need a new format for this. Just Harris being really hopeful as he picks a song to play and then Scott inevitably saying "stop. stop. enough." never gets old. I, too, like the snarkiness that Scott seems to let come out in these eps. Also- for a sec I thought the guy from Jacksonville was T.J. calling in from prison.

"reverse Flowers for Algernon". I love you K-Shaal.

Fun fact: I have the same birthday as Wompler. I wonder if we can have a double pool party? I'll bring Reardon.

I loved the Jackass show/movies, but HATED when they pulled pranks and unwilling participants- especially the one that Drew was involved in. Good for him for not having any of it.

Fred Stoller has been one of the best guests so far. Would love to see him back for a "so bad it's good" movie.

WOMP UP THE JAMZ! I listen to podcasts while I swim and I swallowed pool water many times during this episode. [A whole stomach full of pool water.] Just a minor detail, but I love that MTJ guessed "Johnny Hates Jazz" as one of the 90s bands.

That was Kubrick-ian.

It actually really bothers me when an actor bashes a film they made, especially a high-profile actor like Sylvester, who clearly had his CHOICE of films to do. Just own it. Or don't say anything and move onto the next one. I guess the previous year's "comedy" didn't do it for him? http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102603/ Roger Ebert hated a lot of films, in fact, he filled a whole book with them [Your Movie Sucks] but what I love most about him is that he hates films that insults the intelligence of the audience. I've also noticed that everyone is checking themselves when they start to interrupt one other, which I appreciate.

Here in San Francisco, drag queen Peaches Christ often does a show called "Night of a 1000 Showgirls" at the Castro Theater with a drag recreation at the beginning- she emerges from a volcano and everything. Then literally anyone who want to give a lap dance to anyone in the crowd is welcome, and the the 1000+ person audience shouting back at the movie. It's one of the most amazing experiences I've ever had. No bad movie has ever been "too done" before, especially when our favorite trio hasn't done it yet. And I would LOVE to hear what June has to say.

Shout out to Beverly Ginsberg for coining "Comedy Bing-Bong". [No, not the Ginsberg you're thinking of.] The "It's been..." in the Faurvel voice almost made me drive off the road.

I really hope the usual lack of comments on the R & B forum doesn't mean that people aren't listening or appreciating it. The commitment to character and backstory is truly outstanding. I also hope that it continues on a weekly basis, a new ep is the highlight of my week. A friend of mine got accepted to Arizona State and my first thought was "I wonder if he'll run into Rochelle", forgetting for a moment she's fictional...