Episode 200 - Episode 200, Our Unbelievable Achievement

[Episode 200 - Episode 200, Our Unbelievable Achievement]

This is the best show, sorry Tom

 

love to 'The Boys'

[Episode 1724 - David Steinberg]

Any fan of comedy owes it to themselves to listen to this episode. When people say, "Never meet your heroes," I'm guessing they never met David Steinberg (but maybe met Jerry Lewis).

 

Steinberg was the perfect guest. Great ep!

[Favorite story end?]

A fave is the one where Sean goes clubbing with Chappie - the second Jon Gabrus episode.

 

"And then somebody introduces me to Chappie and we kind of know of each other, but we don't know each other...."

[EPISODE 100 — Aasif Mandvi, Our Big Get / Scott Ankerman, Our Business Rival]

Great ep, Great first hundo.

 

I leave you with only this:

 

“When the chips are down, bro, don’t you think you should just give it to ‘em?”

[Episode 247 — Guy Ritchie's Back]

Hayes is the best guest on any podcast at any time. Loved his episodes of Trends with Benefits and Gilmore Guys, and obviously CBB.

[Episode 97 — Julie Klausner, Our Close Friend]

This episode is GOAT

[Episode 1623 - Scott Aukerman]

Looking forward to hearing the U2 story from Jimmy's perspective

[26 We Can't Dance Together]

This troubles me. So many shows leave quality networks and fade away. Particularly sad because while I love the HOORAY (show), I feel like it hasn't even found it's groove yet.

 

And to be honest, I wish they did do it in the studio. I know they can't smoke or whatever, and maybe some people just won't go to earwolf for a session, I get that. But the non studio shows are always less produced and with varying sound qualities week to week.

 

I was happy PFT brought his show to earwolf. Recording quality has been 100% reliable since.

 

Maybe I'm just picky, but even if the content is good I can't tough through people being off mic or background noise.

 

Looking forward to the unreleased shows.

 

I was hoping the announcement was going to be Chad becoming the official co-host, and the two moving into earwolf proper and letting engineers handle things.

 

 

Move it into the studio? This is already one of the best and most highly-produced podcasts I listen to. What would they gain moving into the earwolf studio? The production value is already super high for a podcast.

 

It's all about Chad, baby. Wish the show the best of luck.

[Episode 91 — Tom Scharpling, Our Close Friend]

I really liked Mm.. Food

 

Guinnesses was my favorite song throughout college

 

I think that's the Doom you're talking about, right?

 

I realize that Doom isn't actually on that track, but his production is insane

[Episode 91 — Tom Scharpling, Our Close Friend]

I really liked Mm.. Food

 

Guinnesses was my favorite song throughout college

 

I think that's the Doom you're talking about, right?

[Episode 91 — Tom Scharpling, Our Close Friend]

Mmm, New Jersey seems cool.

 

 

NOT!

 

Consider yourself zinged.

[Episode 91 — Tom Scharpling, Our Close Friend]

Anyone ever have the feeling where they wish they could discover HH for the first time all over again? I would really like to experience it again - the transition from not knowing what this gd thing is, to sort of getting it, to loving it, to listening to every single episode. That was super fun.

 

Needless to say, this is a great ep.

[Episode 90 — Brian Huskey, Our LIVE Friend]

Not sure what the dominant trait is here - smart funniness or funny smartness. Guys?

 

[Episode 90 — Brian Huskey, Our LIVE Friend]

The serial format is very becoming, Houston.

 

I don't know if Tom would be up for doing it the whole show, but in some ways Gary the Squirrel would be the perfect guest for HH.

[Episode 90 — Brian Huskey, Our LIVE Friend]

Bozos joke ftw, amirite? rotfl

 

I love youth culture

[Episode 90 — Brian Huskey, Our LIVE Friend]

Earwolfman Jack came to me in a dream and said the show's not ending. He was glowing and there was a halo over his head, but the turkey bone was still stuck in his neck sideways. It was glorious.

[Episode 90 — Brian Huskey, Our LIVE Friend]

I downloaded this episode on commuter bus wireless - so worth the 35 minute wait!

 

Brett shreds on guitar. I could listen to him play Possum Kingdom all day.

[Episode 88 — Neil Campbell, Our Close Employee]

I guess at this point I'm mainly a fan of the boys introducing new podcasts

 

This was a grape grepisode and I looooove Mr. Bean and all British comedy, you guys don't even know!

[EPISODE 30 — Johnny's Bananas Season 4 Writer's Room]

Gil is killing me! This is so fantastic

[Episode 86 — Ross Mathews, Our Close Friend]

Oh which slums are you from? I'm in Bridgewater aka poopwater HAHAHAHA because of smell

 

I'm from West Newbury, MA. You've probably never heard of it. It's kind of on the North Shore.

 

Massachusetts is the best state. Discuss.

[Episode 86 — Ross Mathews, Our Close Friend]

Aloha? More like Aloha (it also means goodbye, because I thought the movie was bad and I'm ushering it out of my life).

 

Good ep, but you knew I was going to say that.

[EPISODE 351 — CBB: The Movie]

Hayes reading fake stage directions is one of my favorite things in the world - it never gets old. He usually doesn't act as a character in HH table reads/scenes, I assume because he's so good at stage directions.

[Episode 85 — David Letterman, Our Close Friend]

Pretty great ep. Sean's directing traffic story may be an all-time Sean moment for me. Show just keeps gettin' better, guys

[Episode 84 — Moments of Greatness, Our Constant Companions]

HH is currently #34 on the overall iTunes audio podcast chart, only a couple spots below the points guy's podcast. I hope they catch him.

[Episode 52 — Introducing: The Japan Dogs]

The Opener was great