JacobCrites

Please, call it Misery Bing Bong!

Scott is the best part of the show! He's what gives the show its unique tone. I feel like kids these days just don't appreciate good comedy in Barack Hussein Obamacare's America. Everyone's so obsessed with their current technology it's like they can't step back and appreciate a comedian who's doing something totally unique and brilliant--I mean, iPods, iPads? iDon'tKnowAnymore!

So this is like, top 5 GOAT right?

His mannerisms in this episode are just so meticulous and perfect. It also gives us the introduction of Tony, now known as Cactus Tony!

Yeah in general YITR is harmless fun. I've only listened a handful of times but it's always good for some chuckles. The clip Matt played was definitely awful, but...idk. It's a young show and it's going to have some missteps.

Oh my goodness yes. He was the highlight of the episode, for me. I think the TV show really helped him hone his CBB persona even further, not that he was ever not entertaining.

Can we also discuss the brilliance of the CBB TV show? It took it a couple episodes to fully find its footing, but I think the show is up there with some of the best show of the decade. It's creative and hilarious without being crass or mean spirited (save for perhaps Don Dimello, but that's just Hollywood, you understand), which is a rare thing. I love Louie and Curb and AD as much as the next comedy nut, but I have mad props for shows like CBB and Parks and Rec, which manage to be consistently hilarious without losing their sweetness. Attaboy!

Amazing ep! Although I'm still waiting on an in depth chat with Barry R (his music breaks no Barry-Rs).

Lennon's "Ding Dong!" blew my mind.

This episode smelled like the American dream.

Kids are stupid and emotions are dumb is probably my favorite one.

Top 5 episode. Just an absolute joy from front to back.

Horatio may be my favorite guest of the year. Every one of his appearances have been riotous.

This show has had the most incredible run of any podcast I can think of. It's been months since anything on the show has been less than stellar. "This is a conflict of interest, I know the other side of this case. "WHAT OTHER SIDE?"

I thought this was going to be some insanely controversial episode judging by the volume of comments. It was...not? Just another very funny i4h. How this generated more feedback than the Animal Lovers episode I will never know.

Another best of the year contender. I've been waiting for Killam to come on the show in character for awhile and boy did it not disappoint.

This is one of the greatest podcasts I've ever heard. In fact the past four or five episodes in particular have really captured the reason why i4h is potentially the best podcast in the universe.

It's better than Airbender, sure, but that's like saying constipation is better than diarrhea. It's a terrible, nonsensical movie with bland performances, plot-holes galore and subplot about baby Jaden Smith getting stuck in a dang terrarium bubble while his sister is eaten.

You can see glimpses of the visual mastery he showed in his first few movies in After Earth, but they're fleeting. He just needs to team up with a good writer and get out of his own head. There are half-decent ideas tucked away in Lady in the Water, The Happening and After Earth, but they're mired in ridiculous pretension and goofy writing.

I just got back from seeing this movie and WHAT ON EARTH JUST HAPPENED? This movie was insane. Just ridiculously bad. Jaden Smith is not an actor and Will Smith is literally just asleep in a chair for the second half of the movie.

I, like everyone, assumed Todd might be a bit of a scene hog, but he was perfect for the show and seemed to have a blast. My bigger moment of surprise, however, was a callback to "Little Man" with the introduction of Big Man!

Yes. One of the best episodes ever.

Possibly the best of the year, definitely top 5.

MIB clearly dominated, but I do think it was probably, MOSTLY, in jest. Have you heard Marc on Doug Loves Movies recently with Kumail? They both viciously insult each other the entire time and it's all a bit. I think that's what they were going for, but as this episode reminds us, it's hard to indicate one's level of sarcasm on Twitter.

Best episode ever? I mean holy cow, I can't remember the last time I've laughed that hard. The whole bee imagery just killed me every time.