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I watched it and loved it. Exactly my sense of humour. I like the idea of the comedians making no effort to disguise themselves as the people they are playing and no one ever pointing this out. Coupled to that is the apparently low-budgetness and somewhat amateurish appearance of the show is going to make for some comedy gold. If I'm not mistaken, the Adam Scott and PFT bit was done on the podcast before? It sounded familar. I second being able to see it online somewhere. I want to support the show but don't own/cannot afford a TV with cable.

I don't understand the hatred towards Whose Line is it Anyway?. It's a fantastic show and the improv is great. In fact, it's only in the last little while that I've heard people hate it. What do people not like about it?

Well the Comedy Bang Bang preview be available online for those of us who don't live in the good old US of A / those of us who cannot afford television? I hope so. Another fantastic cast. Is it just me or after a long time gone, James Adomian seems to be on every other week? Not that I'm complaining!

I have to ask, what is the Amish Wallet? I cannot even imagine.

Absolutely brilliant guys. I remember when I watched it for the first time and almost every single point you brought up I noticed: the blatant environmentalism, the awkward pacing/dialogue, the lack of birds to name a few. Unfortunately, a sequel will never capture the magic of the original. However I will still watch it. Oh, I'd love to see an episode with the MST3K/Cinematic Titanic/Rifftrax guys. I hope that is in the works.

The chemistry beetween Ben and Bjork is simply outstanding. Matt and Ben work very well together. Despite the filming of the TV show being filmed, every episode this year has been absolutely stellar. Stop setting the bar way too high.

I listened to it earlier today. The caveman sounded a lot like Bob Ducca... hmmm... no idea why. I do like how this episode was clearly made over two months ago. Happy new year everyone!

Just looking at this line up has my in hysterics already.

I watched Birdemic a few weeks ago and oh man was it bad. I watched it with the Rifftrax guys and it didn't help. So awful. I can't wait.

Bob, as someone who knows about the stars and space, I want to thank you for this affirmation. It has helped me self-diagonsis an ailment I've been having recently that my doctor refused to acknowledge. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

It's Family Day here in Canada so I presume that this family loaded episodes was a special tribute to us Canadians.

Excellent episode! That's really all I can say. Freaking hilarious. I loved the bits about anachronistic 1993.

I think he might have been referring to 16 when he wrote the song (which Wikipedia states) so he was probably basing it off of that. Regardless, fantastic episode. I've seen reviews of this film before but you guys got the man himself! It's what makes this podcast fantastic.

Stupid internet making me double post.

God damn it guys, stop setting the bar so high this year. There are still 11 months left!

How did you get Vanilla Ice? I cannot wait now.

I couldn't help but feel disappointed by the lack of acknowledgment of the potential collaboration between Mr. Al and Dame Sir Andrew Lloyd Weber. I was lucky enough to be at the taping of the fantastic Alpocalypse tour and did not get to ask him how it was going.