GregJ.Hansen

This was a great episode! Character overload... all of Adomian's are classic of course (I really want to hear more Tom Leykis, especially after the CBB appearance), and this is probably my favorite Wahlberg appearance so far.

Revisiting this episode after the best-of... I love how they spun effortlessly off the "elevator/olivator" flub... "Welcome to Olive Garden in an elevator". Classic!

So, I am now of the opinion that Sklarbro Country/County benefits as much from lady energy as it does from accent energy, and on that front we got some catching up to do! edit: I was trying to do something cute with an R and parentheses but it turned it into a symbol. A®®®®®®gh!

Oh no! When they were discussing Vincent Price, he is not the voice at the Haunted Mansion. That would be the inimitable (believe me I try often) Paul Frees, who you may also know as the voice of Boris Badenov from Rocky & Bullwinkle, a bunch of Rankin/Bass productions, and dozens of other things. Even in an era where Mel Blanc was active, Frees was also often referred to as the Man of a Thousand Voices. /voiceworkpedant

Good stories, great guests, and finally a confirmation that the Steve Allen Theater is not just a place I've escaped to several times in hazy dreamlike memories. Good weird programming at a theater which I can only describe as a hole in the wall of a hole in the wall. http://www.steveallentheater.com

Ooh! Ooh! Victoria Jackson. She's been a sad revelation in the past few years.

"Do you think we should have another kid, just to see if it's less annoying?" I think that's why I have a younger sister.

I was listening to this episode and I had some notes! In regards to the verbal sparring between Kenneth Branagh and Will Smith, I think it would have been better to describe it as "half a man vs. three fifths of a man". /exeunt

Oh man, do I smell a new Earwolf Presents opportunity here? This has to happen.

Hot damn, they used my submission! I feel so awesome and I haven't even listened to the episode yet. Edit: Rainbows for everyone!

Oh great, now I'm gonna be all self-conscious about whether or not I have too much eyelids, too little or just enough.

I think the commenter segment's name should change based on the topic of discussion. The segment in this episode, for example, should have been "Catchment If You Can".

Also also, can we get a "Sweet middle name, fella!" shirt?

Also, as a Comedy Central executive, I didn't listen to this.

"Ponce de Leon, holmes!" will be my new go-to phrase for when I can't answer a question.

I just wanted to say I support Solid Muldoon's suggestion from the minisode comments that these awards informally be known as the "Howdies".

Another great episode of Skambrol Crumpty!

Heyyyyyy, I'm a dandelion!

The best moments in my favorite podcasts often go unnoticed by anyone involved at the time it's being recorded. Case in point... Taylor Dayne: "We're square, it's a check." Tig(ger): "No, that's rectangular." This was a fantastic episode, with such a prominent element of the Tig mythos sprung to life. Like having Zeus at your birthday party but he's not trying to show off by turning into a swan and raping people, he's just cool, chillin'. But he's still Zeus! I know I got on a weird tangent there, but I hope we can reconcile.

Hot dang, finally got some Mystery Science Theater alums into the Wolf's Den! I highly recommend Kevin Murphy's book "A Year at the Movies" as a really good comedic travelogue. I hope more MST people find their ways into EW shows. I also love the idea of the Sklars riffing on bad sports movies with the gang, as there are undoubtedly endless opportunities. Just about any movie purporting to be a sports comedy is dreck, with very few exceptions.

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Richard Branson... new favorite Adomian character? Possibly!

Man, I dunno... I think this episode tested my limits for what I can manage in terms of pitch-black comedy. The menu story and the brother skit especially were rough for me to get through. Perhaps I'll chalk it up to Adam and Chris's acting skills, they really sold it in the brother skit. By no means am I asking y'all to change your approach or to restrain yourselves in any way, this was just my guttural reaction and I felt like sharing it. I loved the principal one, though!

This is one of my favorite episodes, from Reggie deciding to stay (and the great song about it), to Foam Corner, to Eddie's hilariously amiable teamster. One of my all-time favorite character segments, not just because you have the famously acerbic Mr. Pepitone playing perhaps the most positive character ever to wander through the open door. I think it's an essential CBB episode. And who's the lady laughing in the background from time to time? Is it Kulap? Thank you, Scott, for this great podcast, and thank you, Harris, for setting the bar so low!