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This movie is very, very bad. Even in 2002 I was confused. I don't understand Lara's "sex appeal" or "acting talent" exhibit A:

I know this is mainly for guests who haven't made an appearance but, anytime you can get Amanda Sitko back into the studio would be awesome. I thought she did a really good job on the earlier episodes she was in.

Throw-away joke of the episode IMHO.

I'm with this guy.

Look at those pictures. Howard was jazzed. Fuck yeah Who Charted.

This isn't a meme. I just wanted everyone to know these are real. Also they will in fact, make your feet look like dicks.

oh EarBear. This is my new favorite hobby. I'll be back with some silliness.

Howard's crowd work was superb. Matt and Kim in studio would be awesome, I liked the "weird double date" vibe.

Boom

"He didn't make it." -Uwe's Bro

Stephanie and Andy have perfect voices for podcasts.

I try to shoe-horn this into my conversations at least once a day now. "Mom says it's not cool," is the new "word." P.S. (Hot - Slunch) Party-On Girth made my evening.

Sorry for the second quote but this is now my background.

That fucking picture of burt is "ameeeeeeeeeeeeeezing." - to quote Kroll Show

HOOOOOOOOOOLY SHIT! Thank you for the St Clair. This thread has blown my mind for almost a week.

Yep. One week is the mini-sode to tell you what to watch, Omissions and Corrections, and Paul being funny with emails. The Following week is the episode itself. Always Tuesday, which is the one of the only things that makes my day in the lab tolerable.

Sorry for the quality, I'm no artist and I work in a lab. If anyone wants the template or to make it smoother I can upload it too.

This movie made me violently angry/sad. Great episode though guys, I'll count this as some sort of reward for being really, really bummed out by this shitty movie. Does anyone know why this movie had to be 2 hours long?

It certainly isn't because of a lack of talented black performers. My hope is that they are making their own way like Jeremy. Big ups to integrity.

I agree with Jeremy. Those movies just aren't positive content. Most of the characters are one dimensional and re-enforce ridiculous stereotypes until the last fifteen minutes when Perry attempts to insert some "powerful" message about community, family, religion, etc. But like Shariq said, there just aren't very many black filmmakers around. Several of my friends don't like Tyler Perry but they still see his movies because they want to support a studio that gives black actors a shot. Even in terrible roles.

I can't get enough baby Helen Hunt. Either she doesn't know all these movies are terrible or she's in on some awesome joke that we aren't privy to. And all of this I.T. work for a free podcast makes me really happy.