GregJ.Hansen

Cue 'Second Opinion' fanfare!

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Well, to be fair, being any good is not a pre-requisite for being beloved.

And I hope I'm not reading too much into it, but it sounds like they set up a sequel as well! Werner Herzog's John Grisham's The Pancake Man Starring Werner Herzog as said Pancake Man and One of the Flapjacks The Pancake Man 2: Sleepless Nights Spending/Solving Mysteries With Living Statues - A Viking Funeral, Introducing Billy the Effeminate Friend

Just another example of why I think a show where multiple people all do impressions of the same person at once would be one of the funniest things ever (see also duelin' Cosbies on I4H and duelin' Johnny Carsons on Sklarbro Country... I think they hit four simultaneous Carsons in one episode.. oh, and duelin' Trumps on Blastoff!)

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This is why I was waiting for all the Harry Potter movies to come out... every subsequent release from like the 4th on, they'd update their various box sets. Actually, anime companies figured it out a long time ago... you know how much product you're going to be releasing over an unknown time frame, so sell the first volume bundled with a box that is large enough to eventually hold them all! Thanks for taking one for the team, though, PlanB. Guess I'm waiting til next year for Bat's Man as well.

Choctaw and Wompler are truly one of the greatest comedy duos of this new millennium.

I concur! It's been so long since we last heard from Li'l Gary that I have forgotten whether he is or is not food.

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How come Sean and Hayes aren't tagged as hosts on the forums? Get on that, mods!

Double feature episode! It Takes Two to Tango Lambada!

That club has a police car hanging from the ceiling. Huh.

Are there diss songs for any of these rivalries? I would like to hear them. Also, I feel this video touches on a lot of the concepts discussed in this episode: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BrkmIqUXck

This marks the third time the Nas/Jay-Z rivalry has been discussed on an Earwolf podcast (and the second time this week!) Jensen Karp has brought it up in multiple shows, on Fogelnest Files and on Who Charted. Why can't other genres of music have as prolific beef-offs (beef-outs?) as hip-hop? Dueling indie rock bands would amuse me greatly... can you even imagine, like, The Mountain Goats squaring off against of Montreal?

Milking Twilight fans for as much as possible.

I hope they get him in studio at some point, he is fully aware of the absurd anomaly that was his career as a rapper, as well as being an encyclopedia of hip-hop minutiae.

Yay Busdriver! He wasn't as talkative as I was expecting him to be, I suppose his motormouth delivery in his own music is a release valve for being a normally pent-up, thoughtful guy (or am I way off base?) This was an interesting discussion but, even as a white guy, I don't really feel qualified to contribute much to it. I am all for hip-hop being available to everyone, so hey white people, do what you want but make sure you're doing what is you... don't fetishize the trials of others and try to adopt their experiences. Really, I think my favorite rappers-who-happen-to-be-white are Grand Buffet, and they primarily use hip-hop as a foundation on top of which to be weird, with infrequent social commentary. It's not really parody, it's not really comedy... there's a kind of sincerity in how bizarre and stream-of-consciousness they are. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gLuXvHn634 Failed slang would be a fun topic to cover, it's always so painfully awkward.

Well, there actually was a sequel to "Christmas Story" already, in fact, with the same director and Jean Shepherd narrating, but with a completely different cast: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_Summer_Story There were also a handful of PBS teleplays based on other stories he'd written, again involving the same family but with different actors. Whatever this new thing is seems to be about as far from official as possible, making its existence even more insulting.

This is on Netflix streaming!

Oh my god, I love you! I was made aware of Hathor the Cow Goddess in the early, heady days of the internet when Geocities still existed and every lunatic could build their own garish webpage (note: I don't remember if hers was on Geocities or not--irrelevant). Completely forgot about her until now.

lolwut http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romani_people http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antiziganism

She is so awesome! My dad played her albums when I was a wee'un so they're etched into a cozy part of my mind. I'm so glad she's remained sane, especially in light of the discussion about Victoria Jackson. I hold her in esteem alongside Cassandra Peterson (Elvira) and Cyndi Lauper as awesome 80's lady icons who've only become more awesome as time has gone on. Edit: P.S. I am proud to serve in my capacity as one of the nice people on the Earwolf forum!

HOW DARE Y-- oh. Thanks for being a good sport, carry on!

Psh, you're just applying the Who Charted Kulap stereotype to Guest Star Kulap. Even if it's positive, it skews our perspective of all Kulaps!