DanEngler

There are existing discussions about The Phantom, Bordello of Blood, Only The Strong, and RAD. If you'd like to start a new topic specifically for Ringmaster or The Karate Kid, please do!

The theme song is by Cleveland Speight AKA @clevetheblacguy. He's also done songs for other podcasts, including Wolfpop's Get Up On This.

Blue giants, yellow giants, red giants. Sometimes, it feels like Blaine has been running them in circles…for… …oh.

You are forgiven, if for no other reason than your comment reminded me of Eban playing the Terminator theme when the discussion of time travel began.

Only after watching this again did I notice the Michael Ablesandpiper in the window. C+

I very much wanted Tymberlee Hill to visit the shores of SPONTANEANATION after hearing her on The Dead Authors Podcast, and this interview was everything I hoped for. Thanks, Paul!

Well, he was struck by lightning once, so…

That's it. So what? — Howard Kremer

Jesus Christ. No, he says "What's wrong there, sweet thing?" with a chuckle.

WARNING This episode contains a spoiler for the Breaking Bad finale. Skip from 1:23:00 to 1:24:00 to avoid being spoiled.

My favorite rom-com! "I'll have what he's having…some water!"

I'm Howl cause my policies are confusing, I randomly delete things without warning, and I'm not on Android.

I know, right?

What.

Seriously, no one cares what kind of women you find attractive.

Most/all of the Earwolf recordings from past LA Podfests have been released as regular episodes, albeit a few weeks later (presumably to give paid users a chance to watch them first.) That said, Paul has stockpiled enough episodes that I imagine the LA Podfest show wouldn't air until November at the earliest.

Are you sure it wasn't "Special Hummy"?

Not 100% sure, but possibly this one? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E50dktNML5w

I have some good news for you…

Paul tweeted this image earlier today. Edit: And now this and this.

Was that EVEN an ep?

See this previous answer.

When I was 6 or 7 years old, an aunt gave me a Fisher-Price telescope for Christmas in an effort to foster my burgeoning interest in science. The set included a number of plastic slides that you could insert into the telescope to see photographs of various planets/nebulae/etc. Several days later, we were discussing the gift and, when I got to the part about the slides, I called them stupid. Though I was a dumb little kid, the upset in her voice was unmistakeable. I'm reminded of this incident at least once a week and, every time, I am struck anew with a profound wave of shame. Comedy podcasts, am I right?

Steve missed the preceding two episodes because his father was dying at the time of recording. A+ snark.