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I listen to this podcat off and on, and I don't remember hearing you guys play the Punky game before. Even though I now love it, I think you guys were kindof being dicks to the audience. Oh Punky..

Is my wife "mah wife" Scott's version of Cakeboss's "Cakeboss"?

This was good, it wasn't Gary/Gilly good, or Buddy/Andy good, but I liked the slew of games. Also, of all the press I've seen or heard about This is the End, nothing has gotten me interested in seeing this movie until this show. It sounds really good and I'm getting excited to see it.

Welcome to show where I invite two or more guests and then rudely accuse one of them of interrupting the show. I mean, who would invade a podcast anyway? Also, there was that one time I had Marc Maron alone but that was really an exception to the normal format.

Gary sounded genuinely moved when he said what became the show title.

Hey guys, I had an idea and I wanted to share it to see what everyone thinks. What if Earwolf did a week of crossover hosting? The hosts of various podcasts could go on and do their own version of the shows. Examples include: Improv 4 hotdogs, the show where Scottobot and three other improvisers do various scenes based off of your suggestions. Comedy, "I am a professional", where Jake Fogelnest interviews and guest and maybe a surprise visitor invades the show. Whomp up the Charts; Marissa Whompler and Listler count down the weekly charts! Totally Sklarboro: Jason and Randy Sklar interview a guest at one of their homes. They play a round of Sklarboro or Marlboro and of course everyone's favorite, The Ricky Lake game. Bjork and Beverly, Bjork (Matt Besser) and Beverly do a long form interview and talk about their book, "You'll do a little Bjork next time". And of course, Professor Wee Wee, where Kulap and Howard discuss a topic suggested to them by the professor.

I appreciate all the work Earwolf has done for Harris Wittels, and I think his band made some great music (just that one time), but I find Harris to be not even funny in an ironic way. I think the last time PFT was on a show with him, he was called a piece of shit numerous times, and not really as a joke either. I'm just saying, there's so many funny people out there, I hope this is a good episode I haven't listened yet.

All of these responses are amazing. This topic seems like such a nothing, this site has great and very creative fans.

I'd like to nominate this episode early for the best episode of 2012.

All I want for Christmas: El Chupacabra meets El Tigre.