Episode 230 — Something for Everything

[Episode 230 — Something for Everything]

Chiming in to say that I'm fb friends with a couple of teachers who Liked the Last Day of School page.

 

Great episode, this is what keeps us all coming back for more.

[Episode 66 — Demolition Man: LIVE!]

[Episode 130 — Naked Oil Boy Fights]

I finally watched this and I just have to say, Harris is the f'in cutest. I am serious.

 

Whooch Live is so fun, thanks again for doing these Earwolf and VPN.

[Episode 85 — Animal Lovers]

I love that Walsh referenced Bedknobs and Broomsticks - underrated kids movie. One that I now realize features humans turning INTO animals (via magicks!) so that adds another wrinkle to the bestiality stuff.

[Episode 40 — Boy, Am I Glued!]

On the eagle video, Shelby said "there's a tiny chart inside the egg." Was that a Hooch reference?

 

Exactly my thoughts, Kickpuncher!

 

When I was a tween/teen, I could pull in a radio station that did 5 hours of Seventies music every Saturday night and they would ALWAYS play Disco Duck. I didn't know "the cast of idiots" made it to Midnight Special though, wild. That's not one they plug when they're trying to sell you the Midnight Special DVDs on that invomercial.

[Episode 64 — After Earth]

Twenty-nine sword settings! Act now and we'll throw in a bonus sword with a DRAGON on the BLADE.

[Episode 221 — The Cake Council]

"Cake Start My Heart" --Weirder Scott's tribute to Cake Boss surviving his heart ailment.

[Episode 148 — Brooklyn's Tiny Junk Contest]

I knew the Kevin voice was an affect, but it was still pretty cool to hear Brian's real voice.

 

I like how the Sklars can talk about regional sports heroes and moments from any guest's hometown.

[Episode 37 — Bread and Butter]

This episode was hilarious and great! When I heard the Life Alert ad it brought back memories of imitating those voices with my friends.

 

Also, my brother used to work as a paramedic and then as an ER doctor, and he told me that people would choose their words carefully to avoid the exact phrase "I've fallen and I can't get up!" Like, "I'm on the floor and I'm unable to....stand."

[Episode 129 — Professional Liar]

Yeah, I'm a dude and I'm totally fine having Baz injected into my eyeballs.

 

Sunscreen was an essay by Mary Schmich, Baz just put it to music.

 

Here's more info : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wear_Sunscreen . So we still don't know Baz's voice because this says it was performed by an Australian voice actor, which makes sense.

 

The best part was that it inspired Chris Rock's "No Sex (In The Champagne Room)"

[Episode 82 — Apocalypse Crushes]

"Don't ruin this, Seth!" Hope it works out for Joe and his mystery lady

[Episode 1 — Cat Ranch Chaos]

This was cute, I liked it. Especially their criticism of the "union cats." I just have regular old dirtcats but it seems there's always purebreds on TV.

[Episode 126 — Mr. Manhattan!]

I can relate to "pininterest" - I always thought it was "red-edit" in my mind until someone said "reddit" aloud.

[Episode 215 — Time Bobby 2]

(earwolf forum user rachelpi calls into local news show)

 

COMEDYBEANBAG, COMEDYBEANBAG, JAYE DAVIDSON'S PENIS

[Who do YOU want to be a guest on WHO CHARTED??]

I did my searching homework and saw that Buddy and Caroline suggested Vanessa Ragland....well I third that emotion. She's SO funny on her show Pop My Culture; I think she could fit right in on WC.

 

While we're on the ladies-with-podcasts tip.....how about Jackie Kashian. She's really funny and sharp and I would enjoy learning more about her, in chart format.

[Episode 141 — You Make Your Bed, You Thigh In It]

Cool episode! I have heard Jason Ritter on the Gravity Falls show but not on a podcast before. I like the ones where Randy and Jason get a little "punchy" for lack of a better term.

[Episode 123 — Thunder Head]

I'd like to dedicate this episode to "The first wolf that can speak English."

[Vampires (1998)]

the choice lines "A master vampire, able to walk in the sunlight, unstoppable. Unless we stop him"

 

The BEST line. My buddy and I would constantly quote this after we saw this VHS.

[Episode 121.5 — 3/29/13 TWO CHARTED 60]

So glad Ku-Ku and Wie-Wie enjoyed their bags. The Life Savers, I didn't even think of the nautical aspect, I just wanted a food that was individually wrapped so they would be safe. Someday Howard can have the real anchor jacket but for now he can have the pocket square/handkerchief in any other jacket.

 

obligatory plug: --> http://www.etsy.com/shop/SandyBeeDesigns

[Episode 121 — The Origin of Dubstep]

I was hoping that Myq Kaplan would be one of the MK's and then he was!

[Episode 120 — Live from SXSW 2013]

Ad for BeastWatch, mashing up two DBS tracks: "Let's Summon Wolves and Make Them Watch"

[Episode 208 — Zombie Candles]

No one is Cake, no one is Boss.

[Episode 27 — 1-900 KISS MY BUTT]

Cool episode! I have seen @randazzoj retweeted into my twitter feed many times but never knew who exactly he was. Thanks, Jake, for the introduction.

 

Also the phrase "graffiti friends" (referring to the Parents Just Don't Understand video set) made me so happy! It tickles me in the same way as Jonah Ray's "karate casual."

[Episode 119.5 — 3/15/13 TWO CHARTED 58]

Cool to hear Howard mention Heavy Metal Parking Lot. It's a nice short documentary and it really is a great snapshot of the era. http://www.snagfilms.com/films/title/heavy_metal_parking_lot

When you watch it, you will find yourself saying "I wanna jump his beohns" (I never knew the Maryland accent existed before I saw this movie!)

[Episode 24 — That One Guy]

Loved the episode - I thought it was cool how he mentioned Larry Hankin. He is always fun to spot in different shows - for example he works at the junkyard in Breaking Bad and was seen in the YEAH MAGNETS episode.

 

Really the whole episode could have been Fred & Jake talking about their cats and I would have been happy.