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Sleepaway camp's imdb rating has dropped from 6.3 to 5.9 from when the mini episode aired until now

This will definitely be my recommended episode for people when I talk about this show, just incredible. It makes sense why it was so long, since there's really nothing that could be cut. My favourite was definitely Poe describing his creative differences with the studio executives and trying to communicate through haunting.

Jason, you had me at Treme

Maybe it's just me, but for me? Tim Heidecker is not for everyone. I had a very hard time explaining to my friends why Tim's funny before bringing them to see CBB live (Although I forgot to explain it to my very gullible friend, who spent the whole time feeling bad about laughing at him during his intentionally hack stand up), but I think sarel was right in that its easier to understand when you see him. But I don't agree in that he's terrible audibly; and do like the concept of exploiting the mundane. For Tim, it seems like he's always trying to juxtapose this big shot Hollywood arrogance and disinterest in the interview with this horribly conceived ideas that give him no right to have such an attitude (popcorn.com , Ching Chong Matinee , this episode). I really don't like getting this introspective about what makes me laugh, but I think it's taking that context and listening to his deadpan delivery of these bizarre details and strange imagery. His funniest moment for me was probably describing how Woody Allen and Jason Alexander were 'just screaming' in laughter at his shenanigans onset of CCM. I guess my suggestion to you Lukas, is to focus less on his jokes but rather the imagery that he and his stories conjure and their absurdity; think of him as just another crazy character on this show.

Heavy hitters with great chemistry. I love this show so much. But I must admit I was tired this morning listenting to it, what was the *tink* sound effect that Matt was doing in the final scene?

Predictions on how long till an artistic fan realizes Stitches? Saturday Afternoon

^ I liked when Scott said that

I don't think I could imagine guests doing such a horrible/hilarious job of the three games on the show.

I didn't realize black squirrels are such an uncommon sight. But even so, I don't see the colour of their fur when I look at them, I just see a squirrel.

Also Scott veered dangerously close to looking hypocrital when he shamed Garry for not knowing how the Moon worked, and then started to describe the common fallacy of a shadow before getting interrupted.

So, judging from that first photo: were they short three mics, and thus they just edited out every instance of silence in the recording when one of them talked?

I agree, and I think I like it better. It gives more diversity between the takes and the quick hits. And who doesn't like a few minutes of that tight Sklar Exclusive rapport breaking down of stories.

I think Matt will eventually pull some strings to have Eric host an interview show on Earwolf in which Matt chooses all of the questions. Farmer's Market Questions: Have you ever trespassed onto private property? What is your proudest achievement?

Haha, it's weird that he thought of that above the Green Mile. Dear Sklars, I know you don't like be called out on trivial details but this is probably the fourth time I've heard you making a joke about an absurdly high breathalyzer reading so I feel compelled to say this. Someone registering a 0.40 means that it's 0.40%, so pouring hard liquor would register a 40, not a 0.40.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/just-sayin/id491186348?mt=8 What a great concept!

I wonder if in Go On, Mr. K will do a podcast with Brian Huskey, Curtis Gwinn and Horatio Sanz.

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I am better than XIII. But Gelmania XIII is better than all. ..I really enjoyed the absence of laughs in the live segment, thinking about what was going on in the audience's mind.

My doubts from the first episode have been completely erased. Har Mar making some great strides; well done. (Though I am pretty sure that the first guest is really what influenced my negative opinion)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR6DaBawsZI&list=FLpcI7EEkXOqYu_XuTMo6EPw&index=100&feature=plpp_video And for this one, don't bother going past 2:18

Oh my god straight holes. Oh my god short straight holes. This show is too good.

I thought I'd send some love this way, after burning through 33 episodes of this show in the past two weeks; including 9 yesterday (After realizing the efficiency of 2x playback for shows where information dominates comic timing). It's an interesting show not only as someone who gas a great appreciation for what Earwolf does, but also as someone who hasn't taken any business courses but will be soon involving myself with startups that will be facing some similar challenges. And while it may not be as useful as listening at the time, its kind of cool to see what the original hopes and feelings on shows and features from Jeff after having them I've found that in more recent episodes, the drinking game mentioned is not working very well as Jeff seems to have either expanded his vocabulary, or tempered his excitement to guests mentioning things. And as such, I would recommend to future listeners to expand their cues to guests saying "Wild West", or Jeff tossing his theory of who is competition is at the guests. Edit: My original question was answered by Jeff, the Live Touring Feature is being closed due to low traffic/high upkeep. (200 uses/month)

This one feels very 'you had to be there' to follow/enjoy. I'm realizing that I don't like Mac, so I'll try the next episode and see if it grows on me.

I just noticed that this thread existed. Too bad i'm a month late. I went to the Vancouver show, and despite there being no characters, I thought it was hilarious. I guess the reason why the guests where a little more high profile/stand up oriented was because Zach Galifianakis' wedding was the next day at UBC. I also was a little disappointed that Scott didn't come out to the merch after the show, but its okay. For those who stuck around a little longer, what a bizarre turn the venue took. I would highly recommend everyone buy the whole package, as they are all unique and hilarious pieces of content. But for those only able to afford 1-2, I would say the Seattle show was the best; and Philly was 2nd best. And I will third that the moment surrounding the Pepsi advertisements was fantastic.

That's great news, Cyrus. And, it would be great if you could post the mp3 on soundcloud or something.