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We fade away from the main quest for a bit as special guest Dave Anthony sits in for Gerry. The gang finds out that Houg Denning’s uncle Giggles has left his entire fortune to Houg but there is a catch. Houg, Dag, and Winter must spend the night in Uncle Giggle’s Haunted Mansion in order to get it. Tune in to find out if there’s any g-g-g-g-ghosts!

Hilarious stand-up comedian Jay Larson is back on this week’s Sklarbro County! He joins the guys to talk about growing up in Massachusetts, college football, his love for design, and hanging out with Sean Patton while traveling the U.S. on the TV show Best Bars in America. As always, Daniel Van Kirk brings us crazy stories which include a fiance who faked his own death to get out of wedding, a 14-year-old boy Texas who got caught living in a Walmart, and a California woman who was cited after climbing into the giraffe exhibit at a Madison zoo. Plus, we hear a special voice message from our very good friend Mark Wahlberg.

24’s Mary Lynn Rajskub is back to finally bring together the worlds of action, comedy & music with the help of singer-songwriter Twin Shadow on this week’s bonus Comedy Bing Bong! Scott & Mary try to guess the title of Twin Shadow’s upcoming album while he plays some songs live on the show for your enjoyment. After Mary tells us about her current stand-up tour “Stupid Hot” & drops some hot goss, they are joined by spokesperson Howard Amethyst for a chat about mental illness, milkshake movies, and a little sex role-playing.

When you hear the phrase "squandered premise," a few things leap right into your mind -- 'The Walking Dead', 'True Blood', Jay-Z's god-awful mash-up albums and every 'Jaws' movie BUT 'Jaws'. On this podcast, Cracked editors Jack O'Brien, Dan O'Brien and Soren Bowie figure out how all these failures might have succeeded. Maybe 'The Dark Knight Rises' would have worked if Tom Hardy had been the Moriarty to Batman's Holmes, rather than another problem for Bruce Wayne to punch away. A 'Jaws' sequel could have been brilliant if they'd just stuck to the true story that inspired the movie: a man-eating shark hunting through the rivers of New Jersey.

Gaby Dunn & Andrew discuss a caller getting their feelings hurt and why you can’t be racist against white people. Make sure to leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

Jack O'Brien calls up Executive Editor Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) to have a discussion about tropes in crime procedurals affecting jury deliberation, movies like 'Wall Street' changing the behavior of stockbrokers, and some of the other subconscious ways in which we let fictional versions of reality in film and television affect how we think and act in real life.

No tricks and instead all treats this Halloween on a special improv5humans with Wayne Federman, Eugene Cordero, Pamela Murphy, and Alex Fernie! Take a listen as they explore Lithuanian fountains, experience some stressful massages, and be part of a realistic zombie movie. Plus, the Earwolf forum inspires some discussion on “bullying” Thomas the Intern for his love of milk. You can now get the UCB Comedy Improv Manual at http://ucbstore.com/books/the-upright-citizens-brigade-comedy-improvisation-manual, Matt Besser’s new comedy album at mattbesser.com, and Dragoon’s new album at dragoongalaxy.bandcamp.com!

Today we finally answer the question: What does the Fox say? Lovely stand-up comedian and actor Kirk Fox joins the County boys to talk about how we went from playing tennis with Dr. Phil to hosting the CBS daytime talk show The Test, realizing that he is acting as himself when playing the Sewage Joe character on Parks and Recreation, and his experience as the opening act for Charlie Sheen’s stand-up comedy tour. Daniel Van Kirk bring us crazy stories as always which include a dead body that was mistaken for a mannequin, an Indiana woman who took the phrase “let Jesus take the wheel” literally, and a Japanese artist who found herself in trouble after trying to 3D-print her vagina into a usable kayak. Plus, we check in with Doug Buffone and see how he’s dealing with the NFL pre-season.

Gaby Dunn & Andrew discuss how it came to be that Andrew now owns the world's best, and most racist cup.

Fantastic Australian comedian Wil Anderson traveled overseas to the calming shores of Sklarbro Country! Wil talks about coming from a longline of farmers, getting heckled by his mom while performing at the Sydney Opera House, and the ins and outs of the Australian Football League. Then, the guys dig into the ban of the Stripper Song & cross bow fun during a round of Quick Hits. Plus, we call up Bruce Jenner to shed some light on the the Keyshawn/Kardashian moldy mansion situation!

Comedian extraordinaire and writer for TV Land’s Younger, Eliot Glazer joins Ronna & Beverly to chat about the times when his sister Ilana & his NY accent comes out, why hot yoga is his life, the significance of his Bea Arthur tattoo, how a relationship he was in ended extremely abruptly, and he sings a little opera for us. Plus, the ladies reminisce about the great & kind Robin Williams.

This is Jeff's last episode. It's also the one where he passes the torch to Adam Sachs, The Wolf Den's new host and the new CEO of Earwolf's parent company, Midroll Media. They talk about why Jeff started the show, and Jeff offers some friendly advice for taking over the host's chair. Adam shares some of his background running a startup, and as a comedy nerd. Then he tells the story of how and why he joined Midroll Media. Finally, Jeff asks Adam what's next for Earwolf and Midroll.

You know a sequel is good when none of the original actors from the first film are involved and the lead in the movie is not an actor but instead a lawyer. The hilarious Nick Thune joins Paul, June, and Jason to discuss Easy Rider 2: The Ride Back. They’ll cover everything from the real time driving scenes to all the confusing flashbacks to the terrible sound design. Reminder: If you have a sound collage for the 1st Annual HOWDIES email us over at howdidthisgetmade@earwolf.com! Also, you can now check out June Diane Raphael & Casey Wilson in ASS BACKWARDS for free on Netflix & HULU y’all! Plus, OJ: The Musical is now available on VOD & iTunes, go to www.ojthemusical.com for more info! Don’t forget to grab yourself a brand new HDTGM Daredevil T-shirt over at the Earwolf store and a copy of Paul’s comic book Aliens Vs. Parker available at www.amazon.com!

Soaping up with Jason Thompson.

Did you know there were like three different books about gawky, dark-haired 12-year-olds going to wizard school before ‘Harry Potter’? Two separate inventors actually filed patents for the telephone on the exact same day. On today’s Cracked podcast, Jack O’Brien, Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) and Kristi Harrison go head-to-head-to-other-head and talk about great ideas a bunch of people had simultaneously. Is it plagiarism, sheer coincidence or Jungian “collective unconsciousness” hippy bullshit? You can find out now if you throw on your headphones and click play above.

Jon Daly and guest John Gemberling don’t make it easy on themselves when they decide they want to write a mighty Queen opus in 20 minutes! With the help of Brett Morris on guitar and bass, Cyrus Ghahremani on keys and effects, and both producing the final track, did the Rafflecast pull it off again? Listen to the end to find out.

She's a sparkling, adorable internet sensation, and a friend of Elizabeth's - the ever charming LISA SCHWARTZ comes back on and discusses youtube culture (Find her there @LisBug) why cheese and her do not get along, what lil Lisa was like back in college (hot professor alert!) and lastly, why her former backup plan makes her the perfect person (according to Elizabeth!). Enjoy!

Andrew Ti and special guest Kathryn Borel finish the week off by discussing a caller’s brag question about dating people of other ethnicities. As always, leave us a message about anything you think is racist at (323) 389-RACE.

The most important movies in history don’t always walk away with Academy Awards. In this podcast, you'll hear Jack O'Brien explain what Teen Wolf can tell us about the history of race relations in America, Dan O'Brien point out that Last Action Hero was basically the 1990’s answer to Inception, and Jason Pargin (aka David Wong) argue that The Matrix deserved to win Best Picture. Don’t start arguing in the comments section before you throw on your headphones and click play.

Just when they thought they were out of the water and began to relax to the sounds of Chuck Mangione, wooden sea robots approach our gang of heroes. Now they await the return of the Roc and battle some seabots with the help of their good friend Steve Agee!

Actor, comedian, and host, Kumail Nanjiani, joins Howard and Kulap on this week's episode of the podcast that almost never was, Who Charted? Tune in to hear Howard, Kumail, and Kulap discuss sexy Pakistanis, the best animal odd couples, and how to keep Ramhand, and stray dogs on track. Plus, Howard takes us all on a Hollywood Tour, Kumail talks about his favorite moment hosting The Meltdown, and the crew give a run down of all the sodas we all knew and loved. Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap’s documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it’s Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don’t forget to follow us on twitter and facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up ‘Summah This, Summah That’ at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt. Don’t miss Howard’s glowing endorsement of Origin Story, available on YouTube.

Actor, comedian and writer, Jonah Ray, stops by the studio to chart it up with Howard "pregnant" KRAYmer, and KuKu Kulap Vilaysack on this week's Who Charted. Tune in to hear Howard explain his late summah lash out, drop some names, and discuss the severity of Summah Storms. Plus, find out why Jonah is wrong for Howard's room, enjoy the easiest game of Jaws is Better, and get a full run down on Jonah's Aloha shirt. Thank you Jonah Ray. Be sure to check out the new trailer for Kulap's documentary, Origin Story at http://www.originstorydoc.com/, and support the project by going to it's Indiegogo fundraising page: igg.me/at/originstorydoc. Don't forget to follow us on twitter and facebook and #FF @originstorydoc! Plus, pick up 'Summah This, Summah That' at http://howardkremer.bandcamp.com/album/summah-this-summah-that and head to http://teespring.com/gucruiseshirt to pick up your very own Gu Cruise T-shirt. Don't miss Howard's glowing endorsement of Origin Story, available on YouTube.

On today’s episode, Andrew and Kathryn Borel talk about a white South African who was told he had an 80 percent chance of making it into a university in South Africa for being white. Don’t forget to keep leaving us messages by calling (323) 389-RACE.

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hey nerds, ep is coming later this week please be patient as its a special ep where blaine tells us what the episode is brought to you by for 30 + minutes!