DanEngler

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I usually dread the audience participation segment of live shows (thanks to dudes asking dumb questions and trying to one-up the professional comedians) but the people of Austin killed it.* My working theory is that all of Largo's seating is technically considered a balcony due to some arcane building code, and the entire LA audience is therefore balcony people. Gross. * After editing out the guy taylor anne mentioned in the last thread

I just watched all of Twin Peaks in preparation for the new series, and there's during the second season (1990) where Ben Horne goes on a bender and watches old home movies of his family breaking ground on the Great Northern Hotel. Then again, nothing died except his future business prospects.

According to , it's her actual hair.

I don't have any visibility into how the hotline is set up, but I assume this is just a product of how its purpose has evolved over time. I recommend tweeting about it to @paulscheer, as he's active and obviously receptive to listener feedback.

Paul tweeted this a few minutes ago… …proving once again that I am the world's greatest visionary.

You guys have my blessing if you want to create a new thread for each movie you cover. Musical Mondays is one of the best things to come out of this community in recent memory.

How about a take on Family Feud, where you ask June questions ahead of time and people call in to guess how she answered? If the listeners (as a group) can't name all of her top answers, June wins the week. For example, you'd ask "What are the scariest movie monsters?" and she would answer "Robots of any kind", "very small men", etc. You could frontload as many questions as June is willing to tolerate in one sitting and then roll them out one-per-minisode. Listeners probably wouldn't be able to guess every answer, but the actual joy is hearing June's mind work.

Don't thank me, thank Earwolf producer Dana. She has to wade through the Explanation Hope Line every week and, if the best calls she's found have included jerk-off stories, imagine the nightmare fodder that doesn't make the cut. This is why Paul needs you nerds to call in. That dead air isn't going to fill itself!

That's the lineup from today's episode of Improv4Humans.

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No apology necessary! The forum search is terrible and ignores three-letter words, even after we've configured it not to.

This movie is the example I used for finding impossible-to-search-for threads in the instructions pinned at the top of the Bad Movie Recommendations forum. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Aw, thanks! My thinking was that Paul & co. might jump at the chance to do silly accents, but the fact that so many of them also had a background in musical comedy was just plain luck. Even without my meddling, every second of this episode was a true delight!

Worse than that, it's the number of cars/motorcycles/wheelchairs/dogs he's destroyed with his car, a reference to the markings on fighter planes:

Chronic traumatic encephalopathy

They played it at the end of last week's episode.

I took care of it.

This is not only one of the best episodes of SPONT, but perhaps one of the best episodes of any podcast.

As a Fogelnest File-natic, it's great to hear Jake on both The Canon and WTF today!* * And Fire Talk With Me, which I'm listening to as I watch the original Twin Peaks for the first time

I did a classic PFT "Whaaaaat?" when Jean Villepique's name appeared in the opening credits for this week's Better Call Saul. ("Expenses") She had a lengthy scene at the end of the episode with Bob Odenkirk and it was great!

This isn't a bad movie, per se — I actually think it's fantastic — but it's astonishing how few people have even heard of a Donner Party-inspired period horror film starring that guy from Memento, that guy from Trainspotting, that guy from Minority Report, that guy from LOST, the principal from Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and David Fucking Arquette. It's on Amazon Instant Streaming (for $2.99) and appears to be available on Netflix. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JO98NMMgp0Y

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On a show like Hollywood Handbook that is totally rando, no topic is off-topic! P.S. I enabled support for emoji. But only one emoji, and it's

Are you threatening other members? That's a violation of the Earwolf forum rules and grounds for banning, my dude. What do you say, greggy?