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Just got the latest issue of Female Comic MuscleMag. Great pictorial of Tig's killer quad and glute workout! She is RIPPED! Loved the extended swamp rock jam from Kyle! More!!! I'm sure the commenters above weren't attacking David, but I will defend him anyway. I love his voices and keen interest in all the topics every week! Rock on, David! Now, to my harsh criticism. No riddle! And no "NUTS"! There were at least two points where I thought a hardy "that's nuts" was coming and...nothing. Oh well, worse things happen at sea. Love to all the gang. Hi, Aaron and Justin! Gotta go try that killer quad and glute routine and listen to some ROCKO DEL SWAMPA!

It was so great to hear Jon Glaser on Sklarbro Country! He was so awesome on Cheap Seats. Of course, Beamy was classic. My favorite Beamy memory is when he was crying about his cousin, who was a goal post who got ripped down by jubilant football fans. Was his name “Posty”? “No,” said Beamy, “It was Jeff Carlyle.” And yes, Jon was The Score Settler. But how many of us remember that he and Johnny Damon became the new hosts of Cheap Seats after Ran and Jay got booted upstairs to be PA’s on Sportscenter. But I most fondly remember Jon as Derek St. George, the guy who got cut to make room on the Edmonton Oilers roster for Wayne Gretzky because St. George had overslept due to a new digital alarm clock! Too funny! Well, I’d love to spend all day strolling down Memory Lane about Jon and Cheap Seats, but I am meeting some friends at P.J. McTouchdown’s for wings and brew! Henderson!!

I could not stop laughing when Tig kept calling Mr. Everhart a "fifth level, seven-star CYCLOPS". I would trade my Green Circle award to be a "fifth level, seven-star Cyclops"! And I kept picturing cowboys on horses doing a cattle drive, but with babies instead of cattle. Baby wranglers. And even though Kyle may have done some odd things to exercise bikes, check out his HILARIOUS you tube of Craig Strong doing stand-up. Thanks also for the "shout-out". The episodes keep getting funnier! Love to all!

Where to start? Such a great episode! First, in defense of Dr. Keller, it is hard to hear and hard to interact with Kyle, David, Tig and Aaron on the phone. Once you start talking, it is hard to hear if they say something. Secondly, as an invited "expert", one wants to offer one's knowledge and some substantive facts and sometimes that takes a bit longer than one quick sentence. It can be hard to strike a balance with the comedy. I think most guests do a pretty good job and Dr. Keller did really well. I loved that the first segment of the show was all visual. Kyle's "kip-up" was amazing to listen to! It's odd how much molestation the hosts were subjected to in their childhood years! And the fact that David's babysitter/molester was named Thibedoux is NUTS! Such a cajun name! Touch tongues with your Cajun babysitter and SWAMP ROCK! And what can I say about Kyle's mom? So precious and so funny! For more of her, check out www.youtube/kyledunnigan and some of Kyle's hilarious "Craig" videos!! His mom is featured in many of them. What a wonderful, supportive lady!! (Considering she did not breastfeed him and was ready to abort him.) I love this podcast so much. However, I get the feeling that Kyle, Tig and David are a bit tired of mentioning the "hatch" and having to recite the premise of the show. How about this? Have a pre-recorded bit that precedes the show's opening theme. It could go like this. "Comedian David Huntsberger was visiting his comedian friend Kyle Dunnigan for a game of Knockoutball. While retrieving an errant shot that had gone out the window, David found a hatch under Kyle's house that led to the long-disused laboratory of Professor R. L. Blastoff, a scientist-explorer who had become lost in time and space. Joined by comedian and friend Tig Notaro, they receive and discuss messages from the Professor." Just a thought. All that was missing from this episode was a riddle. Maybe next time. Love, love, love the podcast!! SEY

Wow, what a great episode! It had it all: a riddle, Swamp Rock, Cajun Lady and even a mention of yours truly and the Green Circle Award! Thanks to Jamey for the love and to Tig for reading Jamey's message! Disease is interesting when it comes to wiping out people because a certain disease will kill those individuals who are susceptible to it and leave the rest to reproduce future generations who are not and thereby kill off the disease (to some extent). In the same way, Purell kills 100% of certain germs leaving lots less competition for the surviving germs. Drain the bayou and make a gumbo with Cajun spices and SWAMP ROCK!

Bite the head off a crawfish and squeeze your Zydeco accordion to the SWAMP ROCK! Punch an alligator and ride your airboat to a Cajun hootenanny and SWAMP ROCK! Drain the bayou and make some gumbo and shrimp jambalaya and SWAMP ROCK! Do a card trick on a podcast and describe the action... and SWAMP ROCK! Loved the episode. More Spanish! The dog in not in us! More riddles! At one point David said something was "nuts" and the group did not respond. Just saying. Love you all so much!!

Another great show! Key was great! As an uptight, old white dude, I strongly recommend Key and Peele. Bryant Gumbel is SO FUNNY! Poor Greg and his family at Costco. Sklar Brothers Point/Point on the Super Bowl is a MUST SEE! Please bring back Jesse The Body to give his views on the GOP candidates. I imagine he has opinions on the Mormon conspiracy, the definition of "Santorum", Ron Paul's service and the Newt-ron Bomb. I'll be listening for Sam Elliot in Super Bowl commercials too! Love to all "in country". Consider this waterfall punched!

Hey Blastronauts! It was such a great time recording this podcast with Tig, Kyle, David and Aaron! They were super-nice to me. Before the recording started, I got to listen in on them all talking and preparing for the show. They are all just as funny and nice "off the air" as they are on the show. They really are friends and they bust on eachother and seem so warm and nice that I hated to have my time with them end. I hope everyone enjoys this episode. The high point for me was David reading my riddle and Kyle adding on to it. I am hoping I get invited back to contribute to another episode some day. Until then, I'll see you all down in the hatch! Swamp-rock on! I'm @StevenEYates on twitter.

This one had it all. Kyle's poem, slipped in very late in the episode, a forced "What's nuts?" and then regrets about not being able to "That's nuts!" other things, veiled drug references, a knockout Ball mention, what more could this old Blastronaut hope for? Well, how about a dose of "double-blood" through "both noses"! Delightful! I caught the "throwaway" reference to "the hatch" as the show's premise continues to get a comically brilliant short shrift! The special "hello" and sung pre-sign-off, just prior to Tig's actual sign-off are quickly becoming required elements. And the Aaron put-downs are so uplifting! Truly a comic everyman. Can the show get better? Would that even be a good thing? Will my upcoming appearance jinx and derail the whole thing? I hope so. Yes. And I hope not! I LOVE this podcast. I LOVE Tig, Kyle and David. And Aaron. And Justin. I do listen to other podcasts. I hope that's not considered....cheating! Ha ha. Oh, what fun! Well, that been comments.

Oh, now I understand "that's nuts"! This was a great episode. I especially enjoy Kyle's riddles. I wish they would never end. Oh wait, they don't.

Mega-thank yous to Randy and Jason for reading my email about my Fantasy Celebrity Physician's league dilemma of whether to play Dr. Conrad Murray or bench him in favor of Lindsay Lohan's sobriety coach. I took their advice and played Murray and he scored big for me. He scored me both a buttload of fantasy league points and a huge bottle of propofol. I am giddy with victory and drowsy from the "prope". Hendersons and Osbaldistons to all in Sklarbro Country!