JacobCrites

Same here. You're my new favorite now, mwn, don't mess it up.

To cheer yourself up everyone should listen to the new episode of Greggy's podcast. The guest is a very attractive and talented young man named Larry the Cable Guy.

Samsies. I was listening to this episode before I went to bed last night, doubled over laughing so hard. The moment you describe has brought me so much joy in my life; I had to rewind it so many times.

I loved the scene where Roberts adopted the cadence of Sarah Palin rambling in mostly-meaningless nonsequitors. It reminded me of one of my all-time favorite I4H scenes where Roberts adopts the cadence of an incredibly awkwardly worded letter to Matt's Dead Dad. "It sure is neat that my son smashed your son loopy like that."

Listening to the Farts and Pro episodes, his Foam Corner playlist and some other Harris stuff. It's still not really sinking in that he's actually gone. He really did leave behind an amazing body of work, and was able to hone in on such a prolific and endearing comedic voice in such a short amount of time. I've heard a lot of people say this, but Harris is the reason I started paying attention to writing credits on comedy shows.

This has really messed me up. You feel like you know these people. Podcasts are so personal. People are so vulnerable and human; even if they're doing a persona, it feels more intimate than a show or movie. I've been genuinely upset about this; that interview on You Made it Weird helped me through my own breakup and struggles with spiraling out of control. Idk what to say. Addiction is a scary thing.

Did someone say hangout?

Chanson I'm a smart person who also reads Shakespeare so I got that joke

Sheesh, get a room already. Where you can store all your words

Nobody's talking about this post? Pretty good stuff here.

1. Congrats to Chanson on his 1000th post 2. People who have met Sean and Hayes can literally go to hell. 3. But tell me all about it before you do so I can live vicariously through you and pretend I have friends

Finally listened to the episode (I'm a busy man with a job). One of the bepisodes. Nicole was an absolute delight; I love it when the guests just immediately "get" the show. And Cody did some nice work. All around, really amazing. Two stars. .... OUT OF TWO!

Dang, Greggy gettin' that Hazie-bone bump

Sourpiss?

I was doing a "bit"

I wonder how Anastasia feels about Chris Hardwick. She should tell us sometime.

I remember when Burning Love came out, half the people in the comments on Yahoo thought it was real, and Ben Stiller was in it. So you can't win. Even so, you totally broke character when you called Armen out on his 'pedophile' character. How did they not catch on? And Neil saying "Pfft. Armen doing a Lakers scene? That's the hardest scene there is!"

You mofo. Why you lie like dat.

I have no idea what Whiplash is, but the "game" of the episode is pretty obvious from the first 5 minutes of the show: Besser is playing a huge jerky dictator of an improv coach, who keeps complaining about other people destroying scenes when it's really his attitude that's ruining it. I don't understand how someone wouldn't 'get' that this episode is one long sketch where everyone is in character the whole episode. They could barely contain their laughter. The 13 Year-Old sketch was pretty amazing even without the context of the episode though. This is one of the coolest things i4h has done. Between this and the same-character trilogy thing, i4h is at the top of the podcast universe again.

how do you do a picture?

I'm not smart enough to come up with an intro bit. Any young interns out there want to pitch me some? I'll pay you for them.

My favorite U2 song is Breathe, which I think they mentioned is Ol' Sourpuss' favorite song of theirs as well. Doing a top 10 is hard, but I woulda liked to see some Stay and Zoo Station in there.

No hangout. Me and Chanson exchanged some messages of insecurities and consolation. The good news is I now have more time to watch this movie.

This was a good ep. Seth Morris is on a whole other level when it comes to "playing it real" ya feel?

Yo, is THIS racist?