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Don't forget that sweet running gag of Seagal and Ja Rule saying, "Aight" to each other. That's what needs to be shown to help race relations in this country!

The sausage scene was great. Plus the first scene with Michael was pretty cool. Amy said, "We'll make you look good" and then they promptly swaddled him and enveloped him into the scene in a way where he was involved but didn't have to necessarily be hilarious. Nice pick up on Ian saying "play" instead of "record".

I assume Chip's face is a little bit like Robert Z'Dar's. Honestly the Honorary Mayor of Hollywood episode might be my favorite example of improv. Scott and Jason force everything down Daly's gullet, yet he strings it together so well.

Half Past Dead was 2002 and a Sony movie. He did at least another one or two movies that briefly appeared in theaters. I definitely saw Half Past Dead in theaters, and I recommend it to anyone that wants to see Seagal be a little gangsta with Ja Rule.

Very good episode, Maria was game for everything. Dov Charney is my favorite Adomian character, but Leykis is rising up to that level for me. They're just such pieces of shit.

There's some great shit in these two DCM episodes. Chad Carter was great, and just like last year, it's cool to hear these New York peepz for a first time. Can't wait for the Bumbershoot episodes.

I've had fucking Santa Baby stuck in my head for 4 days because of this episode. "Showing you my boobies daddy!" All I know is that I'm fully on board for a comedically infantilized Santa Baby/Various Holiday album.

I think this episode finally got my friend on board with the podcast. Third try is a charm.

By the way, I saw The World's End tonight. It's really good. It's darker than the other two, but still very funny. It shouldn't disappoint if you're a fan of their stuff.

I'm hoping it's Simon Pegg or Edgar Wright or Nick Frost. That would be great. The only real part was that he's mentioned on I4H was his wife was screaming, it happened after midnight on a Sunday, and it was a girl. In my mind I'm sure this was his way of cleansing a lot of the stereotypical, new father behavior. It let him act that way so he could get some of it out of his system. Instead of prattling to friends he turned it into a character. It was funny.

Summer + No college kids. 70,000 people go to ASU including part timers. Nobody wants to be around Phoenix in summer so I'm assuming most that can leave for summer do leave.

McKay was right, LJ's 4 point play led to him praising Allah in an interview after the game. That was an amazing game.

Hey Matt, I don't know if you're checking this thread out but I was wondering if you could clarify something for me. I may be paraphrasing a bit here... You mentioned that doing improv in a super supportive environment could hurt your improv and likened it to doing standup for mostly comedians as an audience. In regards to the standup thing, do you mean that it could harm you because you won't have to win over a crowd? Or is it because comedians will naturally get what you're going for a little bit more, and therefore you won't learn to develop material as well? Or am I just misinterpreting things?

I was thinking about catching to a movie tonight so it's a good thing I looked at this thread before listening to the episode. Now I can confidently say, "Suck it movies I'm watching a bestiality debate in a few hours!"

Holy fuck Gemberling was great in this episode. I can't wait for the debate. Adam Pally bringing out the Jamaican flavor was also hilarious. I am officially ready to declare I4H the greatest podcast. It was neck and neck with CBB, but it's taken over that number one spot.

That's Mookie Blaylock.

I don't know why, but I just knew that Mookie would jump on that worm scene as the guy obsessed with worms. He was hilarious in this episode. This is the second time that Hitler shirt was brought up, right? I know I posted pics in another thread because I have that shirt. If you're buying all of that, buy Martin & Orloff too. I fucking love that movie.

So, is this show canon? Because if so, it now appears that two people have survived the treacherous 1 story window fall. Hot Dog must've been pretending to be dead to avoid paying more ransoms for his son.

So, Matt Besser reading the same ad copy that a multitude of podcast hosts have read on their shows is him personally being reactionary? Is it reactionary to read a stamps.com ad too? You know he didn't write that copy, right? They clearly used a word like 'patent troll' to engage the younger, internet listening audience, because they use words like 'troll' regularly with a negative connotation. It's a fucking ad break, chill out.

I feel like Daly tried to link this character to Andi Callahan RN; a man who assumed the identity of a medical professional for twisted personal reasons. Scott maybe didn't make the connection. Back in episode 200 with Cactus Tony, it seemed like Scott tried to connect Andi with Cactus Tony but Mantzoukas jumped in and steered things in a bit of a different way. Andi Callahan just can't catch a break! Great episode though, probably Bob's best appearance. Hopefully I can grab a ticket to the Boston show.

So you're visiting your mother in the hospital? That's where you're from after all.

I live in Maine. I'm not from Maine, but if I'm outside of Maine and people axe me where I'm from I say, "I'm from Maine"... So, I'm conflicted. The Hodgman/PFT combo made for some great referential humor.

Hey Picklefucker, you're from Maine? Get out of here, there ain't room enough for the both of us!

We all know there are no black people in Chicago and Detroit. Holy shit, that podcast is garbage.