JacobCrites

Engineer Sam really dropped the ball in this ep.

Can't stop listening to this episode. Usually, even with my favorite episodes, I'll fast forward through the conversations just to get to the scenes (since I know the inspiration for the scenes once I've heard it once or twice). This one though is all gold. I'm now obsessed with Bazan's music thanks to this episode, and the juxtaposition of his wonderfully dark acoustic songs with these insane scenes is just amazing.

The Atlantis sketch may be the greatest comedy sketch I've ever experienced. Also, this David Bazan guy was fantastic. Every song he did was brilliant! Definitely going to be sifting through his catalogue.

AHH! President of the National fan club right here. This ep is a dream come true. Love how game Matt was.

This show is on another ridiculously great roll.

You know how people say don't quit your day job? Well I had to get a day job. Sean Conroy is a national treasure.

They GOTTA get some college girls.

DOONKAY! #Shrek

Such an amazing moment that was almost completely trampled over.

As a huge Conan fan, I do feel obligated to mention that he does literally the exact same Name That Tune bit on his show. That being said: How many Eskimos does it take to murder a TV dinner is totally original.

I like men that are so hairy that you have to vacuum the bed in the morning.

Gino AND Hooch the Mooch? *drools*

Here's how amazing the mind of Andy Daly is: First, Tony is introduced in 119, by Daly's character Andi Callahan. Yet he wasn't just mentioned in passing. In fact, everything about him mentioned became cannon! -Andi meets Tony at a movie theater (in episode 200, this is called back that Tony does his hanjob side job) -Andi describes Tony as "great at digging holes" (again, episode 200) Pretty cool that he was fleshed out so much even before DeMello mentioned him in a later appearance!

I don't know how I could make it any clearer: Scott. /thread

STOP BEING SO MEAN

I think it needs to happen. Everyone involved in the show seemed slightly disappointed by F&P3, but I thought it was the best one yet. And since my opinion is the best one, they should definitely listen to me and not trust their gut.

That photo of DC made me unspeakably sad. He looks like he needs a good bussin' up.

It didn't make the list but they played the A Worthy Uhh bonus clip and they praised it quite a bit.

THANK YOU. That Sidney Bristow was trying to make me sound like a real douche.

I know it exists! I just can't find it in the archived blogs!

IT'S. PERFECT!!

Exactly! That's a top 10 episode of all time for me.

Gary Larsony

True, but I don't want whining--I just want to talk about U2 with my Earwolf bros

Yeah, episode 98 is a classic, one of the episodes I come back to the most. I hear it's quite maligned though. Didn't Scott do one of those How The Bread Gets Made things about it, with a somewhat negative tone?