Isaac Kozell

"These chapped lips are screwing up my Jepsen."

All the Little Dragon talk reminded me of this 'lil beauty...

Later, gang. 'Bout to get my "cherry sno-cone dipped in beer" on. HAVE A SUMMAH!

Hey Pete, thanks for giving my band Traffic Cone Mirage, a shoutout! More importantly, I really enjoyed the insightful dialogue during the last few minutes of this episode.

"And all the OTH-er boys..." I'm with Howard. This little gimmick is infectious.

This episode hit me on a visceral level. Tig, thanks for sharing your story.

Good summah vibe on this one! I like how Janet occasionally played the straight woman to Howard's usual left-field wonderfulness. And props to Howard for always taking things in stride, like a true summah champion.

"Conundrum." Genius.

Care to elaborate?

"And you're telling me you're not fucking Carol?" Fantastic episode. Wish I could have seen this live. Is there video of the show anywhere?

Even though it kind of fell off halfway through, Howard's Fun. vs. Deep Purple mashup was dooooope. "I got software." - Howard Kremer

Even if Katie wasn't always quick with an actual reply, the "Ahhh" and "Oh my God" responses made for great reactions to what the other characters were saying. Things almost got weird in the Sasquatch classroom bit: "Monkeys have nothing to do with this! Monkeys are from Africa..." "Whoa." Good call rolling right through that one, gang. Class acts, all of you!

The preview is GREAT! My hopes and dreams include getting cable so I can actually watch the show when it airs.

Can anyone point me in the direction of the earlier episode where Scott talked about his opinion on critics who attack someone's art out of jealousy? He mentioned that in this episode and as much as I like Scott, I couldn't help but feel like he sounded like the hip-hop artists who are always talking about the "haters." True, sometimes one may have some unjustified haters who may be hating out of jealousy. But all too often, an artist will put out something that deserves to be criticized and when the reviews aren't in the artist's favor, they cry "haters" or "they're just jealous," when the reality is, people just didn't like the art. I've never felt that Scott operates in that fashion (but maybe he does) so I would like to hear him speak further on the subject so I can get a better idea of where he's coming from.

All I knew of Bobscratch Goldfarb was the loud, zany persona from his 80's heyday. I enjoyed his sharp, thoughtful dialogue in this episode. He was really funny but still somewhat contained. Also love the way PFT works conversational errors right into the character. Such a pro.

How is Scott not interested in the pole?

I hereby cast my vote for Knuckle Ballin'.

I think I found Zach's discarded jokes: http://bryansbrainstorms.com/

Kulap's reaction to Rob's impressive goosework was amazing!

Check out his appearances on both Sklarbro Country and The Mental Illness Happy Hour. Both well worth listening to.

I didn't intend to provoke cries of "HERESY!" with my Wompler comment. This is worse than the time I gave my Jehovah's Witness neighbors a Christmas candy assortment.

I agree with Jon Kyle about Zach's demeanor on this show. It seems like he's really comfortable with The Bros. And I would definitely buy a book of Zach's discarded jokes.

Happy Anniversary! Hitchens was the highlight for me. From what he said in his intro, Scott had me worried about Annie. But she was a good sport. Her natural reactions brought a great balance to the show. I'm getting burned out on Wompler though.

Goddamnit, Howard killed in this episode. NL: Do you think you have to eat the whole thing? HK: Uh...maybe half. Split it with a friend.

Pretty excited that my catchphrase made it on the show. The only thing I'm wondering is why Will hasn't called me yet.