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I love this show and everyone involved, but I can't help but be a bit critical of the last episodes. it seemed more of a "let's all gang up on the weird person and give them a hard time" instead of the characters and scenarios of the previous weeks. And I can't help but cringe when the British robot voice announces the "one word suggestion...from Twit-ah." And yes, please more Andy Daly!

Agreed, Zach. The ironic doorbell line was when I lost it. Amy Phillips was fantastic. Not just because her impression was hilarious, but because she had great timing and knew when to back off and then come back into the convo, instead of some characters that railroad every conversation.

Loved the song! Eli should write a song for all the CBB characters.

Andy Daley's comedic genius blows my mind.

To be fair, wasn't there a sex scene in Superman II? Superman woos Lois back at his ice castle and he decides to give up his powers to "make love" to her. They wake up under aluminum foil blankets. Right? Did that happen? or was it a weirdly erotic dream I had?

Astrology isn't an "LA" thing, I think Elizabeth has an interest in it, and it's her show, so of course she will mention it.

Pap Smears are the worst. For real. That is all.

Part of me wants to say that some of the bits went a bit long...but hell, I was laughing through the whole thing. And also? "I can turn half my body into an animal" line was such a great on-the-spot X-men power.

Even if content is free, people are allowed to express opinion and criticism about the content. That's what's great about media- it sparks differing opinions. I, too, am not a huge fan of the in-studio performances, mostly because I'm not a fan of the specific type of music, and I'm listening to CBB because I am in the mood for comedy, not music. I do, however, chuckle at the idea of some accomplished musicians sitting in the studio listening to the characters' crazy antics and talk of fingering and wondering "what the hell did I agree to?". Luckily, it's a podcast so therefore I can fast forward when I need to. Also, Scott seems to like the music, and he can do what he wants, it's his effing show.

"I've only been inside an H&M to survey it for a bombing" may be one of my favorite CBB quotes of the year.

I love hearing about the behind the scenes stuff- just as satisfying as the comedy.

I think that if we have a sexual dream about someone, it doesn't necessarily mean we are attracted to them in real life. I think it means there's some sort significant emotions involving them, whether it be angry, sad, impatient, etc. At least, I keep telling myself that after having erotic dreams about my dull co-worker and not Michael Fassbender. A foursome? Way to go Seth! I wonder what Bob Ducca would say about that.

Matt's horse voice was brilliant.

@Ghost There's also another episode in which they interview the REAL director of the movie- Tommy never gave him credit. This seems to hold up because Greg briefly mentioned that Tommy had someone stand in for him as director when he was acting in a scene (which was most scenes). Picking apart this movie never gets old. Can't wait for the book. Has anyone ever heard from the actress that plays Lisa? Poor girl.

I loved how Greg imitated Tommy's accent every time he talked about a conversation they had. I feel like there was SO MUCH stuff they didn't get into with Greg there. Maybe he is saving it all for his book? And did anyone else feel like there was some holding back from Paul, Jason and June? Maybe they were being cautious with Greg there, but I expected this episode to be nuts. I was excited to hear Jason go apeshit with his anger. I would have loved for half of it to be with just them first.

Just when I think Andy's character couldn't get any more bizarre, he throws the "Hail Satan" in there. I agree that Jason was driving things a bit too much, but Andy is so good he can take it. I know they are professional comedians and all, but I can't understand how they don't break character to crack up every few minutes. "Underwater Houdini"? I lost it.

Keith was a great guest, seemed truly down to earth and not affected by his fame. I'm wondering how Psychic Andy stands on the "Aaron" and "Erin" pronunciation.

Brett, you are an American treasure.

If I was going to kill myself, I would use the promise of this weekly show as incentive not to.

So glad you are finally doing this! No one in real life understands my obsession with this movie. The first time I watched it, I had to turn it off because it felt like I was making fun of someone who is developmentally retarded. For super fans, check out these sites, they are the best: http://dirtypotter.com/theroomprequel/ http://theroomnovelization.blogspot.com/ And, The Room, The Game: http://www.buzzfeed.com/awesomer/the-room-the-game

Can someone please send this episode to Oliver Platt?

Great episode. I can easily get annoyed by someone as high energy as Grey, but she was awesome. This is one of those episodes that makes the listener feel like they are there with you, goofing off and relaxing. Loved the old woman voice! I hope that character ends up on a show somewhere.

Kumail is great- have him back! He has got a really great laugh too.

I'm even more impressed that Jon Daly's father was present- making poop jokes in front of my parents is something I would never be able to do.

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