Lukas Holmes

Had a bit of a rough time with all the talking over each other in this ep, but god did I laugh at what I did catch.

There is something about Gemberling's cadence that just delights me. Also, does it seem like Matt Walsh enjoys it when he gets to start a scene because it means he can make it as hard for everyone else as possible? "This is my son...he's a jockey."

HA!

I feel this is a real technicality no down boo over.

Does anyone ever think that Daly might actually have a drug problem?

This one set the record for people saying 'we talked about that last time' and then clearly taking a moment to try and remember if they had talked about that on a show, in real life, or in their heads. Great ep.

HA! Oh my gosh! You actually helped me out a ton today. I was trying to think of EXACTLY this while explaining a graphic to a friend. I could not think of that term!.

Best post I've seen on this entire thread.

I had never heard of Rick before this and as soon as he started with the crazy card playing cold-open, I wanted more of him.

Feels like we're seeing a lot more of this lately on the forums. At least one person just saying something as critical as it is vague and baseless. Are we becoming a shitty fanbase?

Oh my god this was AMAZING! His reactions were very Hollywood Handbook, 'Now....are you serious? Women have QUEEN beds because they are QUEENS!'. The way things just started coming apart right off the bad with Lauren having no idea what he was talking about, 'I had a three of clubs....' just made it perfect. From that moment on I knew this was going to be perfect.

I4H really became my go-to, can't miss podcast each week this year. These last three have been just stellar. Being married to a vegan made me really appreciate the roommates scene. I was in tears during the Whole Foods buying experience, 'So you guys DON'T want any donuts?' And not for nothing, but just like I do with CBB and The Crabfeast, I would for sure pay for special episodes of I4H.

I already forgot, did we ever find out what their baby has 'really huge' of? Gross PFT. Gross.

Best news I've read all day.

Had this been the way the Ferguson police force handled the situation from the start; honest discussion, transparency, common sense, not tear gassing journalists, none of what followed would have happened.

In college I worked in a mail-room. There was an older black man who worked there and I didn't know his name. I asked another super old worker who he was. It went like this. "I never actually met him." "Him who?" "The uh...the older guy." "Older than me?" "I don't know...the uh....the...black guy?" (whispered it for some stupid reason) The other man stared at me for a minute and then said, "Why did you whisper? Do you think he might overhear you? Do you think he doesn't know he's black? Is it a big secret? He knows he's black Luke." Never felt more shamed in my life.

That is the one film I am surprised they haven't done. I watched it again recently and was blown away once more.

It does feel that way. It seems like with each new killing the conversation has changed. Brown-he was trying to get his gun. Garner-He was resisting/so fat he practically killed himself by making us use the banned choke on him. Rice-He pointed a real looking gun at us (oh, video shows he didn't, just kidding, but he could have and should have been raised better). etc. I get that there are more good cops than bad, but like Bell said, it would just be nice to see them condemning their fellow officers when they screw up so badly it can't be defended. I really thought the 'I won't defend fellow comedians if I know history is going to judge me for it' point he made. It's just so fucking depressing.

Really interesting discussion. I've felt that the ambiguity of what happened with Mike Brown has lead to the rest of the incidents being overshadowed by the anger associated with the lack of indictment there. If that hadn't happened then we would be seeing a lot more dialogue regarding Garner, Rice, etc.

"To be fair, I think this is how most religions are created." HA! It totally is.

Had to have right? I wish we could have heard what all went through his head. Like if he was just running through words that he knew would hit and if he kept scratching ideas. Seemed like he didn't even get it all the way out.

She's brilliant. One of those top five names that when I see them on a podcast it goes right to the currently playing folder.

Stephanie's reaction to getting caught in the bathroom picking her nose by her spouse was spot on 'What do you want? What do you need? What are you doing in here?"

Oh man! Right to the top of the list. That first one where Gabrus can't finish the joke.

After hearing him on YOU MADE IT WEIRD, I am under the impression we won't be seeing a lot of Harris related PHISH stuff in the future.